Keiser University Employer Reviews

Definately a learning experience for any college student.
Would recommend being a work study for any student.
I learned how to get along with challenging persrsonalities

Inbound and outbound calls to potential students wherein listening to the student is key to providing options to students. Management places value in the statement that the student comes first and not every student should attend the University. Co-workers are very supportive. The enjoyable part of the job is hearing the success stories from the students.

Regardless of what they say, working in Admissions is a sales job. The school operates like a for-profit school, soliciting "interested" individuals, and pressure is put on counselors to enroll as many people as possible. The "student first" motto is just words. All that matters is enrollments. Keiser also frowns upon horizontal movement into other – more...  departments like academics, financial aid, etc. and there is little room for advancement. – less

Great co-workers, answering multi-line phones, enter new student information into the computer and the best part was meeting the student and getting to know them

Typically the day went by quickly and efficiently. I learned to scan and transfer the scanned information. Management was friendly, understanding, helpful, yet with a firm hand. My co-workers were accepting and friendly. I cannot declare what the hardest part of the job was due to the fact it came natural to me. I enjoyed most working with student services.

It's a great company. A little stressfull but very rewarding to help students find their way.

Working at keiser is a great experience . Everyday you are working to assist a student to become successful. I learned how to explain to students what we are and who we are and be comfortable with it. The hardest part of the job is that its really no growth there, but the most enjoyable part being there is the sense of family.

The atmosphere here is awsome. It feels like my home away from home.

Keiser offers a stimulating work environment for faculty. Sharing education with other dedicated professionals makes every day a new learning experience. As an English professor, I regularly find new ways to conect composition and rhetoric with a variety of professional career fields. The deans are interested in helping me to develop as an educator, – more...  they value what I bring to the college, and they appreciate all of my efforts. The benefits package for full time faculty is exceptional! – less

At Keiser, Students come first before the staff. But Keiser treats the staff with great respect and rewards at a competetive rate.

This was a great place to work they were very friendly and understanding. This is a rapid growing organization that will give anyone with determination great advancement.

Well, Working at Keiser have been interesting since I have been able to increase my financial aid knowledge. They are very strict when it comes to rules and policies, so that allow the employee to have a better understanding of federal rules and regulations.

This was a high pressured sales gimmick to allow many who were not college ready to sign-up for online classes. Keep in mind that online classes are a extremely rigorous: these are not classes for those that are barley literate. Demanded that students were signed up even if they did not have the required documents.

Not very pro-student. The programs success is largely based on the incredible instructors not management.

Good school, had equipment worthy for education purposes.

Do not work in Admissions or Financial Aid.Admissions staff is under paid and not valued. Great place to work for instructors. Holiday bonuses are offensive. Student confidentiality does not exist. If you are looking to stay in an entry level career without room for significant advancement; Keiser is for you. Otherwise, try other educational institutions – more...  that will reward valuable employees and promote industry progress. – less

I enjoyed working for Keiser. It was a great place to learn and getting more experience was a plus.

I was a slave to this company for a year. They make you work long hours, nights, and weekends. No regard for personal or family time. To have insurance cost about half of your paycheck. Due to a bad economy they would threaten to fire you on a daily basis if you didn't fulfill their outrageous demands and they could easily replace you with thousands – more...  of others just trying to get a job. Finding people to fill their sales positions is easy for them. Keeping those people is impossible. – less