Strayer Education, Inc. (NASDAQ:STRA)
A for-profit post-secondary education services corporation. The Company offers a variety of academic programs through its wholly-owned subsidiary Strayer University, Inc., both in traditional classroom courses and through Strayer University Online.
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People are always going to go to school and competition in the workplace will make higher learning more desirable. Education costs will continue to increase. Strayer is well positioned in this market.
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Way overbought at $123, can see it drop below $100 within the next few weeks.
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Clean books, but maybe too high a share price. Would buy on any weakness towards the lower end of the 52 week range.
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Straying the Right Way!
Strayer University provides post-secondary education in the U.S. to working adults for advancement in their careers and professional lives. It also offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs through wholly owned subsidiary Strayer University, in the field of business administration, accounting, information technology, education, and public administration at 43 physical campuses and through Strayer University Online. Currently they have more than 31,000 students enrolled in their programs.
Around, 60 million working adults in the United States do not have more than a high school education, as stated by U.S. Bureau of Labor, and the company estimates 18% uptrend in the annual number of high school graduates by 2010. Market for post-secondary adult education would surge in coming years, as working adults would seek additional education and training to update and improve their skills.
Over the past five years student enrollment with the Strayer University has shown a positive growth. Also, it has shown a 20% growth in enrollment during the third quarter of 2006 through its online studies, which contributes approximately 57%. Also, revenue performance of the company has been boosted by 19% due to increase in student enrollment, rise in tuition revenues and higher revenue per student. The main competitive advantage of company is its flexible programs that allow working adult students to attend classes and complete coursework on a convenient evening and weekend schedule throughout the calendar year or asynchronously through Strayer University Online.
Strayer’s future outlook is in maintaining stable campus enrollments in mature markets, more investment in online business and increasing their corporate and institutional alliances. Their growth plan also includes opening eight more campuses in 2007. Driven by all the above factors and strong start shown by all new campuses in different states, the stock price is on the verge to enter a bullish phase.
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Picked by the Apollo CEO as the company he admires most and his fiercest competition. No long term debt, nice steady earnings growth over many years, great ROE & ROA, opening new campuses.
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Market forces will continue to send students to for-profit schools; Strayer's excellent reputation will help distinguish the company from regional competitors
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I believe that the future of degree programs for working adults resides in the for-profit sector. In my view, Strayer is beautifully positioned, in terms of their product, their management, and their business operation to ride this rocket to great heights. What I really like about Strayer is that it is just at the beginning of its growth cycle. They are currently concentrated in the southeast and are just beginning to break out of that region. They are pursuing their goal of nationwide expansion at a sensible but steady rate. Their rate of growth is not limited by potential new markets. These abound. However, they recognize that they should grow no faster than their human capital will allow. This is a sensible, mature, and sound strategy for an educational enterprise. We will not see explosive growth. Rather, we will see, as we have for several years now, moderate but steady growth for decades. I am quite confident that they will outpace the S&P 500 for years to come.
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