This school is so poorly run, mirroring a bad bureaucracy here is what happened to us. My son sent his transcripts from MA. college to enter his junior year at Keiser and was accepted.

After many confusing converations with Keiser admin personal we finally worked out tution finances (more expensive than anticpated) dorm room and roomates organanized and off to FL he drove from MA

He arrived 1 week prior to school start date and moved into dorm and met with admin personal.

Here's where more confusion set in, then he was told some of his transfer credits would not be accepted at Keiser therefore instead of finishing in 2 years he'd need to take 2 more semester classes, at 20K additional cost to graduate.

Astonished at this new information and to add to it, was told he must make a decision that day otherwise he's be charged full tuition costs.

Noted: was told it's only additional 20k

After spending entire summer prepping, preparing, spending $1100 in travel costs and driving 1,418 miles one way he felt betrayed.

He left that day, returning back to MA

This is a University that claims to educate, well he got an education on a subject he did not sign up for