Business & Management
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High School Diploma (HSD)
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General Educational Development (GED)
High School Diploma (HSD)
General Educational Development (GED)
With a ‘students-first’ approach, Keiser University offers hands-on education, one class at a time, preparing students for successful careers in their field of choice. Keiser University has 20+ campuses across Florida, each with culturally rich campus life. Through smaller class sizes and curricula evaluated by industry professionals, Keiser aims to provide practical and personalized business learning. With its flexible schedules, Keiser makes it easier for non-traditional students and working professionals to earn their desired business degrees while pursuing their other commitments.
Keiser University is accredited to award associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). In addition to this regional accreditation, many of Keiser’s courses in accounting and business administration are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
Admission requirements may vary for each business program. Decisions regarding admissions at Keiser University are based on multiple factors, which may include:
Keiser University provides high-quality business education programs through its many campuses, which include the following locations:
Students who enroll in online programs at Keiser can apply for different forms of financial aid, including*:
Keiser University Scholarship Programs
Keiser University offers a variety of scholarships ranging from academic to financial, for students who meet the criteria set by the University. Recipients must be enrolled in an associate, bachelor’s, or master’s program.
Private Scholarships
Keiser University accepts external/private scholarships offered to eligible students by external sources/donors. Most of these require the submission of documents for verification for each award year.
Grants available to students at Keiser University include:
Keiser University offers a variety of low-interest loans that enable students to meet their educational costs. These require repayment, and interest charges vary with the type of loan. A minimum monthly payment may also be required.
The Federal Work Study program gives part-time employment to undergraduate students who need income to help meet the costs of postsecondary education. Keiser University provides part-time jobs for financially needy students through the FWS program when available. Generally, students work 15-20 hours per week. Part of this program is community service.
*The amount available through financial aid may vary, with different eligibility requirements and disbursement methods.
Keiser University is committed to helping Service members, Veterans, and their families obtain their college degrees.
The following benefits are provided to students with military affiliation who enroll at Keiser University:
Apart from this, Keiser University is a Yellow Ribbon Program Participant and is approved for veterans training.
Keiser University has received several accolades and recognition for being military-friendly:
Keiser University offers a host of benefits that few other colleges provide.
Here are some of these benefits.