Ok, so, eons ago I was one of the original students at this campus when it was named for that guy…read morewhom many believe invented the light bulb. I hadn't set foot on this campus in about 8 years until a few days ago. Now that being said, this review is a mixed bag, baby. I think that I had some great teachers at this college back at the time of Hurricane Andrew. I saved a huge stack of cash whilst pocketing an associates before shipping off to Gainesville for archi-torture school. However, not much has changed on this campus in 25 years. Sure, it's got a new name, mascot, a few new modern buildings, some minor pathways and relocation of some offices, etc. at this campus. But, walking around really brought me back to the early '90's and the time I spent knocking out my basic coursework fresh outta high school. That's not necessarily a bad thing, I am just a little curious as to why the student lounge and cafeteria have had almost no upgrades save for a flat screen tv, a newer ATM machine, but nothing to really make a budding college kid want to hang out on campus for several hours between classes on a Tuesday? I wanted to ask the two students that were actually in the darkened lounge, but they were so bored that they were crashed out on the vinyl couch that 1977 was calling about. Heck, the tv wasn't even on, so I couldn't blame them for counting a few sheep. Not a board game in sight, foosball, Xbox, ping pong, magazine....just a few vending machines and linoleum holding up the couch. Regardless, this is a small campus, always has been, but it is clean, well maintained, good location, and I am sure still providing a good, affordable education which is more important than anything. But, I think they could throw a few more bucks at making the student lounge more fun and attractive for socializing between classes....just the humble opinion of an alum. Oh, and just one final thought...was never a fan of the original name for the fraud inventor, so well done with that change and best wishes for the future. Thanks for hosting CCPS events like the recent STEM comp as well.

This college is a fraud scam money grab . There are no guidances counseling only sales people that…read moremake you sign up for a bunch of stuff you don't need, this college will make you take double the classes for the same degree anywhere else. Comming from someone with over 100 credits and no degree. This place should be shut down . FSW needs to go bring back Edison!!!

They care more about their appearances than funding their arts and natural sciences. The library…read morearchives needs funding desperately and the music and art building needs better classes and larger buildings. They keep focusing on nursing instead of balancing everyone out. I also do not like how it is a cashless campus. Extremely inconvenient!

Scholar son and #1 in soccer and la crosse with straight A's was accepted - moved across country to…read moreattend and was denied room and board. Was no place to live for him. 2 miles from campus no shuttle off campus. Due to the lack of transportation and no dorms he transferred out and is very happy in normal housing close to classes. They did nothing to help with his housing. They wasted years of his time.

This is a wonderful facility with one serious problem. They really need to work on the sound…read moresystem. It's great for music but the announcing is terribly garbled. The other problem is they pay a lot of security people to stand around but they're clueless about the facility. The can't answer a single question about seating. They're getting paid. What's wrong with training to be customer friendly? This would never happen at a 1st class facility.

As a current student that has been here now for 3 years this place is a pretty cool experience. The…read morelocation and campus is one of a kind that you won't see at any other college. Let's start with how everything is practically still brand new. As a relatively young college all the buildings and classrooms are top notch and new. As someone who went to a college that has been around much longer, FGCU has the nicest facilities I've seen. And that's not just for the student athletes or the privileged, that is for everyone. You also have a private beach on campus with a boat for rent. Once again something that is almost unparalleled with other college campuses. Next you have the unique location of being sandwiched between two amazing cities, Forty Myers and Naples. The amount of money has such an impact on the surrounding areas it's amazing. Everywhere you go you have the best shopping and dining anyone could possibly ask for. All within 15 minutes of campus and everywhere is pretty much a friendly neighborhood. Lastly the academics here are getting better and will continue to improve. FGCU is still young and relatively easy compared to other big schools but I'm sure this will change in the coming years. This is a unique college with a pretty awesome experience waiting for someone to come give it a whirl.

I had initially gone to Rasmussen and had the worst experience. Had professor's tell me the first…read moreday of class that they prided themselves on failing students. I started at Keiser and had professors mention how they prided themselves in helping students pass. While I was there I had professors meet with me outside of class time to help me obtain information I may have missed during class. Anytime I didn't do well on an exam I had professors go over the exams with me and help me understand why I missed the question and how to not make the same mistake again. I had professors rooting for me leading up to the exams and encouraging me along the way! And to top it off, I passed the NCLEX 4 weeks after graduating at 85 questions. I highly recommend Keiser University to any and all potential nurses!

The Keiser University staff understand the benefit of helping and working with their local…read morecommunity partners. If Attitude and Action define people and their true nature, then Keiser is to be recognized for the effort to give back and help their local community. Thank you Keiser University for all you do directly, and indirectly, to help us!

We were visiting the area and after we visited the church we decided to stroll the campus. It is a…read morewonderful place in the middle of nowhere surrounded by a church, shops, lakes, grocery and houses everywhere. It appears that things are still developing so the school will probably grow in the years to come. I was surprised that they also have sports teams and complexes to support them. If you have a child looking for a college you should look at this one.

First appear it's kind of like a tiny little town wrap around a tiny little university in the…read moremiddle of nowhere lots of wide open spaces green grass and happy people. Here to see the lady gyros basketball team play basketball friend is in town is daughter is on the team should be a good evening

Beautiful new building and facilities. Practical spaces,…read moreespecially enjoy the upstairs viewing rooms on opposite sides of the building as pictured. Practice rooms, teacher rooms with Steinway pianos. Different options around to wait and sit. There are High stools and tables to soft benches At the east end of the campus, next to another new building, is the school of theatre and arts. They need more parking though, as the rest of the school needs. Share an indoor garage but need several more stories high.

Quaint modern facilities with impressive recital hall, tenured staff, on-sight studios, small…read moreclasses, and active performing community.

This is a really accommodating school. Especially the Charlotte County branch. Everyone is very…read moreaccommodating and very friendly. They actually care about students and what they are doing. I had a very pleasant experience here, even though I will be going to the Lee County campus. A+!! Cute and quaint!