Keiser University Fort Lauderdale

lenier de Varona 4 months ago

I had an excellent experience during my admissions process at Keiser University, and I want to especially recognize Ijeoma Ibeh for her outstanding support. From start to finish, she was professional, patient, and extremely helpful in guiding me through every step. She always took the time to answer my questions clearly and made the entire process feel smooth and stress-free. Her responsiveness and genuine care made a big difference in my decision and overall experience. I’m very grateful for her assistance and truly appreciate the level of support she provided. Highly recommend working with her and Keiser University if you’re considering continuing your education.

Shanice Sosa 5 months ago

I currently attend Keiser University at the Fort Lauderdale campus and so far no complaints here. I’m currently in the DMS program it’s a fast paced program but what I’ve learned is you do the work and you reap the benefits. The staff want their students to succeed and does a lot of things to have the students involved in school activities. I am satisfied with my experience so far and feel a sense of belonging and community since being here.

Leah Gardener a year ago

So far , so good. I’ve been attending Keiser for a year & I’m still not in my program, however it hasn’t been a horrible experience. My first few classes were online until I had to come on campus for Human Anatomy. My professor, Dr Merritt is such a wonderful professor & he actually teaches! The reason I gave 3 stars is because of the waitlist.. I don’t want to until May to start , especially since I’ve been a student since late October.

Melissa Duran a year ago

I would NOT recommend Keiser’s admissions process to anyone considering their nursing program. When I first applied in April, I was told by Jon in admissions that I could start the program immediately if I had the credits . Since I wasn’t ready to begin the following week, he reassured me that September would be fine. Based on that information, I even took two classes through Keiser (at extra cost) because I was told if I took one of them at my community college, I would not be eligible for the September start. Now, I’ve been told I can’t start until May of the following year. I later found out Keiser does in fact have a January start date, but I was placed on a waitlist despite being told that what separates Keiser from other schools is that they don’t have waitlists like this. This entire experience wasted both my time and money, and I feel completely misled. Future students deserve to know the truth about how admissions information is communicated here. There’s so many Other schools around don’t get misled by Keiser

Dorraine Cooper Edited 9 years ago

I am going after my PhD in Global Business. I find the classes challenging and rewarding. Small classes allow for fun in learning and professors who really work with you. This is not easy but, in the end worth more than just a diploma. I feel blessed with this as part of my journey.