Keiser University - Daytona Reviews (2024)

Rating 5 out of 5

Nursing student here. the staff members are incredibly friendly and always ready to help, whether it's the admissions team, the management, or even the security guards (they great me every morning ^_^). they provide "The course point" website which is a treasure trove of resources, offering practice questions and videos that proved invaluable for studying. My grades are pretty good as I write every single word the instructors say in the class (most of them come in the exam). The med math book they offer is essential for pharmacology (very simple math but needs practicing); make sure you try 2 times before looking at the answer. Joining a study group would add more help. The ASN program here only two courses per semester, making it manageable. What you will enjoy is that the university hosts various events, workshops, and food days to enhance the student experience. Last but not least, I am a non-native English speaker. So, If I can do it, anybody can do it.

Rating 5 out of 5

When I walked into Keiser University for the first time, I was a nervous new mother; deciding if going back to school was the right move for me. The staff was friendly, helpful, and encouraging! I earned my Bachelor's with Keiser University and stayed around to earn my Master's. I am a Dean's List/Honor Roll student who takes classes all online. It is a good University with a lot to offer any type of student!

Rating 5 out of 5

I love being a student at Keiser because all of the staff is so helpful and friendly. They are willing to answer any questions that I or my parents have and if they do not know the answer, they will find someone who does.

• Senior
• 6 months ago

Rating 5 out of 5

I love Keiser University. The staff really puts an interest in each and every individual. It really makes it seem like they carer about you and your education. I like the smaller campus because it is more personalized.

Rating 4 out of 5

Their programs allows you to focus on one class at a time so you're able to manage and pass the class with flying colors.

Rating 5 out of 5

I have only been taking online courses so far but they are constantly checking in to see how we are doing and they are super caring. I love how they try their best to help me out and it seems that they always have my best interest at heart.

Rating 4 out of 5

I really enjoyed the one on one personal contact with the professors/staff. They all are very genuine, kind, and willing to help in any way possible.

Rating 1 out of 5

I do not recommend keiser Daytona Beach to anyone. They are very nasty when you start to question them about things that pertain to your education.

Rating 1 out of 5

Absolutely horrible. The RN program was the worst! Professors leaving and no help with academics. You're paying an extremely high amount of money to teach yourself the content that they are paid for to teach. They are FALSELY advertising that they are for the student getting great education. DO NOT WASTE TIME or MONEY on your education, they will most likely say you have to take out loans and drain you. Also, when you start questioning things, they get really nasty and start treating very unprofessionally.

Rating 1 out of 5

AWFUL, this school is a scam. You will pay so much money to get nothing in return, save your time, money and energy. Go somewhere else.

Rating 1 out of 5

My wife went to this school (has just graduated this past year) and it was awful the entire time. She went for the RN program and there was professors leaving in the middle of the semester, them not getting to use all the resources they paid for, and now that she graduated weeks ago they still haven't given her the payment information she needs to take her NCLEX that she has ALREADY PAID FOR in her tuition. We had to go ahead and pay for it out of pocket so that she wouldn't have to wait months to take the NCLEX. You will pay $12000 a semester, to get nothing out of it and for the staff to drag their feet when helping you. You will pay for so many things that you will never use or benefit from. This school is a scam, save your money and goto DSC or Daytona College if possible.

Rating 5 out of 5

Keiser has been a great experience! The classes are small and the teachers really care about how well you do. The hands on learning has been so helpful.

Rating 5 out of 5

The classes I currently take were supposed to be in the classroom but due to Covid the teachers had to find a way to teach from a distance and they have done a fantastic job at providing content and tools to learn just as well at home as when they were in the classroom.

Rating 5 out of 5

When the covid-19 pandemic hit, I was already a full time online student. The counselors and professors checked with students every other day to make sure we were getting the help and resources we needed.

Rating 5 out of 5

Keiser was a smooth experience for me going into a college for the first time. Things were easy help was readily available and anyone was available to help if needed.

Rating 4 out of 5

Very small class sizes with great teachers and tons of hands on learning. Only downfall is the price you pay to attend.

• Freshman
• Jan 18 2020

Rating 5 out of 5

I am a sophom*ore already, and I started in April of 2019. I really like the accelerated classes; only having one class a month makes it a lot easier to focus. The staff is amazing, and so helpful. The professors that I have had have been so nice.

I originally started in the diagnostic medical sonography program, but decided to change to a pre-med program, and the program director was so awesome and helped me figure out what classes I needed to take; he seemed to make it his priority to help me out, and it is the same with everyone.

I am so happy that I decided to go to Keiser University!

Rating 5 out of 5

Every member of administration is lovely, everyone is extremely helpful and sweet. The teachers I have met so far have all given me a card with their number on it and said if I ever had questions to call them and ask. Such a wonderful experience becoming a student at Keiser.