Keiser University Miami

Para mi es genial está escuela, yo fui buscando orientación y fui atendida por el señor Alan y descubrí q es en esa escuela donde quiero estudiar por nivel de profesionalismo q tienen todos los trabajadores, son muy cortés y el trato fue excelente!!!!!!

La persona que da la información no tiene paciencia, me colgó el telefono! Si asi es solo para dar información no me imagino para lo demas, pesimo servicio

My experience at Keiser University was truly amazing. I graduated with both my Associate’s and Bachelor’s degrees, and I couldn’t have asked for a better academic journey. The professors genuinely care about their students, and the support system makes a huge difference. Keiser helped prepare me for my career and personal growth, and I’m very thankful for everything I learned along the way. I highly recommend this school!

I started at Keiser more than two years ago, where Javier Izquierdo welcomed me. Thanks to him, I have already completed my Associate degree. I am currently pursuing a BS in Psychology and have no complaints regarding the content. This school offers a specialized program for university students, and even though my program is online, it is the perfect opportunity for an immigrant to get ahead in a foreign country. If you make the choice, it’s worth it; the will to succeed lies within those who want to improve, not those who are just there for the sake of it. The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams "Eleanor Roosevelt"

I am currently a second-year MBA student at Keiser University’s Miami Campus, and my experience has been very positive. The professors are knowledgeable, supportive, and truly invested in student success. They bring real-world experience into the classroom, which makes the coursework practical and relevant. The program structure is clear and well-organized, making it manageable even while working full-time. I appreciate how the curriculum is designed to be rigorous yet flexible, allowing students to maintain a healthy work–life–school balance. Overall, Keiser University Miami Campus offers a strong academic environment with excellent faculty and staff and a student-centered approach. I would highly recommend it to working professionals pursuing an MBA. Elsa

A 1 star rating is a bit harsh to give Keiser Miami, but it comes pretty close to it. Considering I recently attended I can give an accurate assessment of the nursing program. The admissions, financial, and some education staff are great to work with. The president seems nice as well, even though you barely see them. Unfortunately, my experience was underwhelming. When you decide to come here you are just a number first then a student second. The nursing professors are good to work with, considering they have a lot on their table with the disorganization within the program (most nursing programs are like this so not a huge deal), but that isn’t entirely their fault.The disorganization falls on the director, which you’ll only hear from in the orientation or when things go array with you or within the program itself. In my personal experience here which once again is recent, I’ve had a professor quit 3 weeks before a final exam( Yes like up and leave their position), had my final exam grade tampered with and score inaccurately and have been bullied into believing everything is my fault with zero accountability on the director or the schools behalf. Unfortunately the professors are a pleasure to work with, but it’s a hierarchy system that is ran from the top down. The professors can only do so much, but when it’s time to audit the final exam and your final grade it’s at the directors discretion. Whoever sees this I wish you the best of luck, this is my unbiased opinion.

My experience with Keiser University Miami was extremely disappointing and has caused serious financial and academic harm. I enrolled in good faith after completing the admissions process, applying for FAFSA, applying for student loan financing, paying my registration fee, completing the required entrance exams, and beginning classes. Before starting, I specifically asked my advisor, Dawn, to ensure that my Italian high school credential would be properly reviewed and accepted as equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma. After I had already started classes and after all financial aid and loan steps had been initiated, I was suddenly informed that my credential evaluation had allegedly been returned as equivalent to 11th grade instead of 12th grade. Based on that result, Keiser removed me from classes, blocked my access, and prevented me from continuing the program. I later obtained an independent credential evaluation through another recognized and accredited evaluation agency, and that evaluation confirmed that my education was equivalent to 12th grade/high school completion. This strongly suggests that the evaluation Keiser relied on was incorrect, mishandled, or not properly reviewed before I was allowed to begin classes. At the time I was removed, I asked what would happen with the financial aid, loans, registration fee, and related charges. I was told that I would not be responsible for the charges because the issue resulted from the school’s process and administrative handling. I was also told that any translation/evaluation fee would only be my responsibility if I chose to receive the translated document in my possession, which I never received. Despite this, Keiser later sent an alleged balance to collections without proper notice, without giving me a meaningful opportunity to dispute the balance directly with the school, and despite the fact that I was removed from the program due to an administrative credential evaluation issue that was later contradicted by another accredited evaluation. This collection is now damaging my credit and interfering with my ability to obtain student loan financing for another nursing program. In my opinion, this reflects a serious failure in advising, admissions review, student communication, and account handling. I completed every step requested of me, relied on the information provided by the school, and was left with academic disruption, financial damage, and a collection account I strongly dispute.