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 Is Keiser University an accredited university?

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 Keiser University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: Telephone 404-679-4501) to award associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees.

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  What sets Keiser University apart from other schools?

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 The Keiser University philosophy is to provide high-quality, career-focused degrees in high-demand professions. Keiser University maintains a "students first" outlook by offering a focused approach to education. Our staff and faculty will encourage you to learn at the highest level of your ability while you face the everyday challenges of life. Small classes, hands-on experiences and peer learning provide you with the tools to compete in the workforce and assist you in preparing for your career. Our unique one-class-at-a-time scheduling promotes enhanced learning while helping students balance the demands of work, studies and home life.

Q:

 Where is Keiser University located?

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 The main campus is located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with additional campuses located throughout the state in Daytona Beach, Melbourne, Sarasota, Orlando, Tallahassee, Lakeland, Kendall, Jacksonville, Pembroke Pines, Port St. Lucie, Sarasota, Tampa and West Palm Beach. The University offers degree programs both on campus and online.

Q:

 Is it possible to complete my entire degree online?

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 Yes, many programs can be completed 100% online.

Q:

  Is there any difference in the degree for an online program?

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  Whether you take your classes on campus or online, Keiser University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: Telephone 404-679-4501) to award associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Your diploma for an online degree program is identical to the one that an on-campus student would receive. Online learning is not impersonal at Keiser University, and students will find an accessible staff and faculty that foster a student-centered learning experience. 24/7 technical support is available for online students.

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  How are the classes scheduled?

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 As an undergraduate student at Keiser University, you will receive your education one class at a time. You will attend one class for four weeks and take your final exam before moving on to your next class. This schedule eliminates juggling several classes or multiple assignments and exams simultaneously. This focused approach on a single class, combined with small class size, promotes enhanced learning and ensures easy access to faculty and hands-on education that meets your needs. Keiser University starts new classes every month, so you can conveniently start your program without any lengthy delays. Day, evening and online courses are offered to accommodate busy schedules.

Q:

  I have been out of school for many years. Will there be other students like me in my classes?

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 Yes. Approximately 60% of the students attending Keiser University are 25 years of age or older and 76% work full- or part-time while attending classes. Keiser students are focused on entering high-demand professions or advancing in their present career field.

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  How long has Keiser University been in operation?

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 In 2007 Keiser University celebrated its 30th year of providing quality career education to its students. In 1977, the Keiser family recognized the need for a career university that would serve the students and meet the economic and workforce development needs of Florida, and since that time, Keiser University has become one of Florida’s largest independent career universities. Online classes continue the student-friendly tradition in career education, and we attract students who appreciate a more personal learning environment.

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  Do I have to take a test to be admitted to Keiser University?

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 For undergraduate admission to Keiser University, you must supply verification of high school graduation or high school equivalency (GED). A placement test is required, and you may contact admissions to arrange to take the test online if you are unable to visit the campus. SAT and ACT scores can be substituted for the University placement test; please contact an admissions counselor for further information.

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  Do you accept transfer credits?

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Yes we do. Credit for courses or degrees completed at another institution for students enrolling at Keiser University will be subject to approval by the Dean of Academic Affairs. These courses or degrees must be similar in content and duration to those offered in the program for which the student has applied. Please contact the campus for additional information on the credit transfer policy.