There should not be a problem with transferring. Strayer University has the preferred regional accreditation by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and is a College Board member. Therefore, the coursework and/or degree you complete through Strayer will be recognized by all other colleges and universities as well a employers. There are always reasons why some courses may not be transferable to other institutions to include, the appropriate grade was not achieved, the course is not equivalent in content, the credit hours are not equivalent, the course is not usable within the declared major. Other than that, there should be no problems.
You first need to find out if the other university accepts graduate transfers into your program. If they do, you apply, send your transcripts, etc. They'll outline their graduate transfer application process on their website. Keep in mind that it's normal that even if a grad program accepts transfer students, they may not accept any of your graduate credits. If they do, they'll only accept a few of them - usually only 9 or 12. And they likely will not accept any transfer credits for classes that the feel are core to their program. So, for example, if you're in an MBA program right now, and you've already taken stats - your new MBA program may well want you to retake that class with them. Don't be shocked if that happens. It's normal.
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