I am extremely impressed! I have gone to ERAU for my BS and MAS, a master's at Air University, and…read moretaught at GaTech, and FIT has the best professors, admin, and librarians. The one and only disappointment is that FIT does not have a football team. The registrar's office replied quickly and was very helpful. I contacted the Vet center, and they are all helpful and answer all my questions -- and there are times when I am behind schedule due to taking classes and working full time, the Vet center contacts me to make sure I have done my part. When I have contacted the Finance office, saying I am waiting for approval from the VA, the Finance office is helpful, patient, and professional. I had questions before I even applied to FIT, and I was able to have a Zoom meeting with the advisor and the dean, and I have had several conversations with the advisor -- he is always helpful. I am working on a doctorate, and at the beginning, he is always supportive. I was told he is there to help me succeed. The fundamental research, stats, and qualitative professors are absolutely amazing. The librarians are superb. There have been times or two that I was online, asking for help, and the librarians were online with me for up to an hour. This is an outstanding university: highly recommend!!!

My experience at Florida Tech was extremely disappointing. From the start, there was no clear…read moreguidance, constant IT issues, and conflicting information between departments. I didn't even have access to my student email for a long time, which made it nearly impossible to stay on top of things. My assigned advisor never introduced herself, never checked in, and never provided any help with registration or degree planning. I had to contact Student Support just to find out who my advisor even was -- and only after I reached out myself did she finally send me my degree plan. Until then, I had absolutely no idea what classes I was supposed to take. Every department I interacted with dropped the ball in one way or another. Communication is poor, processes are confusing, and there's zero proactive support for students. Compared to other universities I've attended, this was by far the most disorganized and disappointing experience.

Keiser University is the worst I have every had experience with. I carry 2 Masters and have…read moreattended several colleges during my education. I am also an Instructor since 2012 at different colleges. I am helping my granddaughter to try to get through their Sonography Program but they make it nearly impossible to afford. I have never experienced where the Instructors could require $300 to $400 worth of new books every 3-4 weeks and without warning, they spring it on the students and they are supposed to have the books the next day. What happened to giving a detailed book list at the beginning of a program and sticking to it so the student can be prepared for the expense and have the books. Even at one time, the Instructor decided after they students had all purchased the texts that he wanted to use the new updated version, so he required students to go purchase the new book. In my world as an Instructor I want my students to be successful, so I do everything I can to help them prepare. All I have seen and heard from this program is trying to set the students up to fail and even relishing in their failure. And if the students go to the Dean, his take is that is up to the Program. Is there no one at Keiser who is for the student or is it all about the money and the Instructors and no care for the student. This Program has nearly bankrupted me trying to help my single parent granddaughter have a way to support herself and my great grandson. I would never ever recommend Keiser University to anyone. This has been the absolute worst experience.

I needed to take extra time off of school and when I was told that I would need to restart the…read morewhole program from the start I could not believe it. I was 5 months in and would have been finished this past December. Their excuses was because the healthcare was always changing. Yes, I know that it is but when have we sprouted a third leg. They are just after your money at this school. The even refused to let me pick up where I left off when there policy states when a student fails, they have to wait 4 months to pick it back up. I never failed.

I work here, so I may be a bit biased, but I love this place!…read moreThe building is new and the facilities are amazing. The receptionists are so nice and everything is conveniently located for new students to register, get their IDS, meal cards, and pay for their classes. Just be careful walking across Babcock and University, the drivers can be crazy. If you ever drop by, come see me on the Third Floor in the Continuing Education Department :)

I love working for Continuing Education at Florida Tech in the Commons. The different departments…read morelocated in the building are very helpful for students and facilities are great due to the building being new.

I took many courses at this campus. It really has come a long way. I graduated in May of 2006. I've…read moreseen some current photos of this campus, and a lot has changed since I graduated. It really looks nice. Of all the campuses at BCC, this one seems to have received most of the growth in recent years. I never had any problems at this campus. Staff and teachers were friendly for the most part. It is a very easy campus to navigate. They offer most of the courses one would need for their degree at this one campus. I received mine in Computer Information Technology and this campus offered most of the classes I needed. Parking is pretty good, except it pushes you further south when the lot gets full. Once again, like the Melbourne campus, it can be a trek if you have a class on the north side of the campus and are forced to park further south. But this wasn't a problem most of the time for me. I handled most of my financial aid paperwork at this campus. They worked with me and really walked me through the process. I've heard horror stories from students attending other colleges about their financial aid experiences. I'm glad it wasn't like that for me at BCC. So yeah, the Palm Bay campus is nice. It's growing. It still has a smaller feel to it, but it looks really nice. The teachers are good. The education is sound. Classes are affordable. Hours are flexible. What more could you ask for from a community college?

First time on campus taking a placement exam and received a ticket in the visitor parking. Also had…read morea horrible advising meeting where I discovered they have hardly any class offerings. Most likely will not be attending after my experience here today.