Keiser University Offers Scholarships to All Qualified Active Duty Personnel, Retirees, and Dependants
For over 35 years Keiser University has been a leader in career education. Our online campus offers Associate, Bachelor's and Master's degrees completely online to prepare you for today's most in-demand careers in fields such as Business, Computers and Technology, Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Health Care, and Legal Studies.
Military-Friendly
We appreciate your service to our nation, and we have an admissions team dedicated to serving military personnel. Keiser University is a Servicemembers Opportunity College (SOC), and we're committed to helping Servicemembers and their families obtain their college degree. We can assist you with information about:
- VA Benefits
- Scholarship opportunities for service members, veterans and military dependants
- Military training considered for college credit
- Credit for College Level Examination Program (CLEP) and DANTES (DSST)
- Yellow Ribbon Program Participant
- Flexibility of online classes with 24/7 access
We understand that your military lifestyle puts additional challenges on returning to school, and our one class at a time scheduling will allow you to concentrate on coursework for one class before moving on to the next. Students can access class 24/7 to work around their schedules. You'll find our online community of faculty and support staff to be friendly and helpful.
We respect the commitment that you've made to our country, now let us help you get the degree you need to succeed.
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Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice
If you are interested in a career in law enforcement, Homeland Security, forensic science or related fields that help your community and nation, Keiser University's Associate of Arts in Criminal Justice provides instruction in current criminal justice issues such as law enforcement operations, the courts and correctional institutions.
In addition to learning about theory and practice, students will gain exposure to the latest applied technology and interact with practitioners in criminal justice. This program will also prepare graduates for transfer to four-year degree programs, the foundation to enter the field of criminal justice, and opportunities for advancement for those currently in the field.
AS - Fire Science
Keiser University’s Associate of Science degree in Fire Science provides instruction in fire prevention methods, fire detection systems, fire codes, fire investigation rescue, safety and salvage procedures, hazardous materials, pump operations, fire behavior, plans reading and extinguishment. This program assists in qualifying firefighters for management positions with the Fire Service.
Associate of Science in Information Technology
Keiser University's Associate of Science Degree in Information Technology prepares students for entry into the high demand field of network administration* with an emphasis in security support. Information technology specialists administer, maintain and support computer systems and networks. This program exposes students to leading technologies in the dynamic IT industry. Courses prepare students to sit for industry-accepted competency examinations.
Employment for computer support specialists is expected to increase faster than average for all occupations through 2014, as organizations adopt increasingly sophisticated technology systems. Job growth is being driven by the expansion of the computer systems design and related service industry, one of the fastest-growing industries in the US. In addition, employment of systems administrators is expected to increase much faster than average for all occupations as firms continue to invest in securing computer networks.*
Program objectives include the development of students' abilities to administer and troubleshoot hardware, software and services for single, mixed and multi-user environments; development of skills in security measures to protect data; knowledge, theory and practice of network management; and development of critical thinking and effective communications skills. Students will be prepared for positions as a technical support specialist, help-desk technician, systems administrator or computer security professional
*Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupation Outlook Handbook, 2006-2007 Edition.
Associate of Arts in Paralegal
Train to become an essential and vital part of any legal team. A paralegal or legal, or law assistant is supervised by an attorney and drafts documents and motions which are filed in court, interviews clients and witnesses, manages cases and gathers evidence and legal research.
Students will study and become adept in legal research, writing analysis, the interviewing of clients and witnesses, fact gathering, summarizing trial evidence, estate administration, and property transfer. Students will also learn to form corporations and partnerships, conduct and participate in real estate closings, draft leases, examine mortgages, handle landlord/tenant relations, draft contracts, partake of product liability and personal injury cases, as well as participate in other civil and criminal cases.
Paralegals usually work with private law firms, corporate law departments, banks, government agencies (local, state, and federal), title companies, law enforcement agencies, and prosecutors.
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice
If you are interested in a career in law enforcement, Homeland Security, forensic science or related fields that help your community and nation, Keiser University's Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice provides instruction in current criminal justice issues such as law enforcement operations, the courts and correctional institutions, private investigations and victim and juvenile counseling.
In addition to learning about theory and practice, students will gain exposure to the latest applied technology and interact with practitioners in criminal justice. Career opportunities include work in police agencies, private investigation agencies, state, federal and county corrections and probations offices and corporate loss prevention departments. This program also provides a strong foundation for students who are interested in continuing to law school.
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management: Degree Completion
Keiser University's Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology Management is a degree completion program for those who have already earned an Associate Degree in a computer-related field.
The curriculum is designed to prepare computer technicians with a minimum of 6 months full time experience for a role as an I.T. professional, supervisor, or manager. Graduates will be prepared to assume these roles immediately upon graduation or continue on to a Master's degree program in either business or technology field of study.