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I finish my Associates this session and start my Multi Media Web Development Bachelors degree right after. The coaches and financial services are top notch they know how to keep you going so you can succeed in your studies and degree. I had two hospital stays for foot surgeries. My Coaches and Professors modified my schedule so I could get caught up. Failure is not an option. In the beginning I was out of school for a long while, the resources that DeVry uses online got me up to speed in the first... Read More session. Coming from a school environment of little to no computers this online learning is the way to go. Your libraries are as close as your PC and you do not have to come out of your PJ's if you don't want to. I put a lot of hours in and had a few all nighters while researching and learning Web code but in the end the projects were successful and the code techniques stuck to be used on other projects. It's a great time to be in to learn and find your passion in life and with the knowledge you gain be able to do something great with it. All of my Professors are in the Web industry and know how to teach lessons learned about work flow processes. You get real world techniques and experience from the learning process. Hope you consider Derry we have the best teachers. You can also take classes on campus which gives a more personable approach and also uses a blend of online learning and labs.

This school is a joke. The teachers do not care about you, do not check up on you, and don't grade your work on time. The office is impossible to talk to. They have an answering system of students. It is impossible to talk with a finical adviser unless you leave a message. Then they might or might not call you back later in the week. If you miss that call, you have to start the process all over. I didn't have a single semester where the office had my financial aid on time. They lost my paperwork... Read More every single term. I had to resend it all the time and when I would finally talk to a finical advisory, they wouldn't know anything about my situation because they were still waiting on paperwork,,,,,that they had lost. Then they would tell me to come onto campus. After I would tell them for the 3rd or 4th time I was on online student 400 miles away, they would tell me that there isn't much I could do except wait to see if the paper work turned up. This school is not worth the hassle. They offer accelerated programs which is why I decided to attend this school. But there are better ones out there for the money. You might also want to double check to make sure any school you want to transfer to accepts their accreditation and that your credits will even transfer. I am having trouble with this from several school including Penn State and other actual universities.Good luck finding someone who actually went here and has something positive to say.

I started at AIPOD in 2011 after getting my loans out of default from The Art Institute of Atlanta where I started in the 90鈥檚 studying Visual Communication. I graduated with honors receiving an Associate of Science in Graphic Design degree in 2013. I had a wonderful experience with this school. The online environment was definitely challenging while working full time. Instructors were always helpful! The debt was another story, but as the school is now closed loan forgiveness is looking promising.... Read More Live your best life, and create tomorrow.

Started classes mid 2007 but dropped out mid 2009 with OVER 60 credit hours completed and a 3.5+ GPA. I was almost done but they wanted me to take out another personal loan. I could not. No degree and I still owe more on all those loans than the mortgage on my house. The classes were hit and miss, while some had excellent teachers and I learned a lot. One class I took the professor never showed up, I still did the course work and it eventually was graded. With that class and a few others the learning... Read More was more on me not the school. I agree with other people with todays online resources you could learn a lot for little or free, there was not as much 10 years ago. Or you can do what I did and go to community college. I eventually ended up with a simple AAS medical administrative degree for almost no debt. With that degree I went for something practical in hopes of a decent job.

I believe the school means well to some level. However, I am not so sure about student services aka administration. They have a similar education and advertisement platform as Penn Foster College. I was transferring credits to this school and they will not do an evaluation of what credits will transfer. You have to enrolled first and then you will know. Be very vigilant about this practice (Penn Foster does the same thing). Anyway, I enrolled and finish the first semester with no issue, but I decided... Read More that I wanted to study elsewhere, which I did. Fast forward to the present, I was looking for a place to finish my masters, so I did take a look at them again and called them. When talking to a representative (admission counselor) I was told that my status as student was still active and that I have a debt with the College for a second semester. Two things I am sure, I paid the first semester in full and never enrolled or signed an enrollment agreement again for subsequently semester, no proof provided upon request. So how that is possible after all this years they have me as an active student when I discontinue my studies with them? Second, that I cannot enrolled in a different program and that I still owe them money? It is beyond me. Not the best college out there but certainly not the worst (ITT for example is really bad). If you want an education (trust me you will get one here) that will not put you in debt, Ashworth may be a good possibility to considered. I am willing to given them a try if they can resolve this problems with their administration and admission policies (at the Master degree level that is).

After retiring from the Army and crashing my bike and no longer being able to be a law enforcement officer, while healing, I decided to go to MMI so I can learn to fix my bike. The instructors are great (99% are outstanding...some rely on the "did you watch the video" learning method) CHS (student housing) is crap and would not use them if I had to do over...no accommodations for disabled (I am a disabled vet and asked to be with other vets on a ground floor apt...they put my on a 3rd floor apt)... Read More apparently they do NO background checks either...CHS reps and student workers will enter the apartment WITH NO ANNOUNCEMENT and lied about it several times. Pathetic group of people in the housing section. The course of instruction is good and spaced out at an appropriate level. Student services is a good section as well as the financial aid section..always answers questions quickly and accurately. Vetetans are getting screwed, the school takes 100% of your GI Bill and only gives you 80% instruction (prior to COVID it eas 5hrs of labs/lecture, now its 4 hrs..even AFTER talking to the MMI/UTI president and giving my objection to this,, i was told..well you could always wait until we go back to 5 hr classes..so he basically blew me off...very arrogant) Overall I give the school instruction an A-, student assistance an A and administration a C-...as there are a couple in Education service members who try to look out for students and finally, Housing a D-.

I have read many of these poor comments. Let me first say this: whatever you put into your education is what you will get out of it. I transferred credits from three colleges, they were all accepted. I first pursued my Associates in PhysicalTherapy Assistant, to learn in the process I did not have what it takes to finish my Anatomy and Physiology classes. I went to drop out and as they say in orientation, if you need a cheerleader we are here, we are here for you and your success is out success!... Read More Keiser Lakeland held to that saying, they cheered me on and supported me. They gave me the option to drop out, but also encouraged me to at least finish my Associates. So I stayed and I called the Dean, my Admissions Counselor, Financial Aid Officer, Bursar Office, Student Services and anyone that I ran into, yes even Professors that was not mine. They cheered me on, they supported me. I say this because I could have just dropped out and blamed them, but who would have been at fault? Me. I would have failed, not Keiser. So. Is Keiser perfect? No. But they try their hardest and they are genuine. I have spoke to the Campus President and even to Dr Keiser himself. Everyone makes time for you. If you do not seek assistance then they cannot help you. That is the bottom line. Before you sign up ask questions and take your time. Especially if you are a transfer student. Financial Aid will answer your questions with integrity. If you dont ask then point fingers at your self and not them. Read your paperwork. The majority of these comments could have been avoided if they read the paperwork to understand how tuition is charged. Okay. So bottom line: Keiser University is awesome and I would recommend them. In fact I am a second time student, I am working on my Bachelors at Keiser. Go SEAHAWKS!!!!