I've been looking at attending Keiser University in West Palm Beach. How do current students feel about their education there? Is the campus nice, and do they offer good support for students academically and socially?
Keiser University's West Palm Beach campus has generally received positive reviews from its students. Many have praised the approachable and dedicated faculty in multiple departments. The student-friendly class schedules, which often include one class per month system, make learning manageable for working students.
The campus itself is modern and well-maintained, creating a conducive environment for studying. As far as facilities go, Keiser offers a variety of study lounges, cafeterias, and recreational facilities.
Academic support is available through the Learning Resource Center where students can get tutoring, study tips, and other academic assistance. There's also a focus on career readiness, with a dedicated Career Services department that assists students with internships and job placements upon graduation.
Socially, while Keiser might not be a traditional 'college experience' with a large focus on social activities and events, they still have student clubs and organizations. Also, due to small class sizes, it can be easier for students to build relationships with their classmates.
However, it’s always a good idea to tour the campus, meet with faculty, and talk to current students to get a first-hand experience of the college’s atmosphere. Also, make sure to check their programs in the area of your interest and ask specific questions related to your intended major. As with any college decision, be sure to consider the cost and return on investment as well.
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