All this school cares about is money, not students. If you think they'll support you through your…read moreeducation, think again. The reality is, they will do everything in their power to dismiss you especially if you're outspoken, advocate for yourself, or simply refuse to be silent. Speaking up for yourself? Trust me, they'll find a way to push you out. Talking to the director? Doesn't matter--they don't care. It's all about tuition dollars. They set students up to fail. Concerns aren't addressed, they're brushed aside. The entire system feels designed to profit off students instead of genuinely educating them. Bottom line: this school is not invested in your success it's invested in your wallet.

Why does this campus seem to be extremely underfunded and mediocre compared to the other locations…read more(Los Angeles, Texas) despite us paying the SAME cost to attend? We pay tens of thousands to attend a school that is lacking in sufficient equipment. Don't let them fool you, the school only consists of 2 floors in the entire office building. With very little study spaces compared to the other campuses. Additionally the "simulation labs" are quite lacking. The arms for IV insertions are falling apart and some are unusable. There are only 3 IV pumps that must be spread out through both floors. Attending open lab is a joke since there isn't enough equipment available. Many things broken or used way past their prime. WHERE is our money going? To add insult to injury, the "student events" we receive are a total joke. For Example, Los Angeles campus received a holiday party that was catered with a Crepe station with many toppings and food to choose from. Our school, where we pay the SAME amount, received cookies to "decorate" but NOT eat because the expiration date on the cookie box was 2020!!!! Are you joking? We pay 100k+ and you can't afford some non expired cookies? Our food option was one box of Walmart cookies that were old and stale. It was an absolute joke and just insulting considering there are people going into debt just to be here. DO BETTER !

I've had a great experience with Keiser University Miami! The professors and staff are…read moreprofessional, supportive, and genuinely care about helping students succeed. The learning environment is welcoming, organized, and focused on preparing students for their future careers. What I appreciate most is the personal attention and encouragement you receive throughout your education. The instructors are knowledgeable, approachable, and willing to help when you need it. The campus also provides a positive atmosphere where students can stay focused and motivated.

Prospective students should proceed with extreme caution. My experience with this institution has…read morebeen defined by a lack of transparency, unauthorized enrollment actions, and financial practices that place profit over student outcomes. I was never clearly notified of a $100 withdrawal fee--buried in documents not reasonably provided for review--yet it is now being enforced. At no point did I request withdrawal; I explicitly requested a temporary pause to complete CLEP exams and return with a structured plan to finish my program efficiently and responsibly. Despite this, I was enrolled in additional courses without my authorization, forcing me to submit a tuition appeal for four classes. After weeks of back-and-forth by email--during which I was also managing a serious personal health matter--I repeatedly asked, in writing, for my leave to be recorded as a W. Instead, the institution recorded a Drop on my transcript, a designation I never agreed to and was never given a real opportunity to contest. That decision is now actively obstructing my ability to transfer my credits and continue my education elsewhere. Academic support has been inconsistent at best. Course delivery relies heavily on external paid platforms, repetitive assessments, and minimal instructional engagement. Requests for guidance--particularly regarding CLEP eligibility and degree planning--were repeatedly deflected, delaying my progress and undermining my timeline to advance into a PhD program. I am formally requesting, in writing, that the Drop be corrected to a W, the withdrawal fee be waived, all related collections activity cease immediately, and my full academic record be released so I can continue my education without further obstruction. If this is not corrected, I will pursue legal action against this institution, regardless of cost. Students deserve transparency, respect, and competent academic guidance. In my experience, this institution treats revenue collection as a higher priority than student outcomes, and prospective students should weigh that heavily before enrolling.

Amazing Law School with professors & classes that prepare you for the Bar. The campus is clean and…read morewell kept.

From High School to College! F.I.U. My daughter is going there in the Fall. So, I went to check it…read moreout. The campus is gorgeous, beautiful, lots of trees, shrubs, and super clean. The campus is an open campus. The campus has many outdoor blue telephone. The campus is still doing construction.

Dont come here!!! This school is so unorganized and chaotic…read more I enrolled just to get a certificate and the experience was horrible. This school only wants your money and nothing else. The staff is the worst they don't know anything. I had an issue with fina aid for 7 months and the issue took so line my semester was over. The issue was never fixed because of how long they took to address it. I had to constantly email them to do there job and even then it wasn't done.

0/5 -- If I could give zero stars, I would. My experience…read morewith this university has been nothing short of disappointing. The school is extremely unprofessional and the lack of communication is unbelievable. Any time you ask for help, they make it feel like you're inconveniencing them. Staff members are unresponsive, disorganized, and show little to no interest in actually supporting students. What should have been a straightforward process turned into a complete waste of time. There is no guidance, no follow-through, and absolutely no urgency when it comes to student concerns. The overall environment makes you feel like you're on your own, and for the amount of money students invest, the service is unacceptable. I do not recommend this school to anyone. Save yourself the stress, frustration, and wasted time--look elsewhere.

great school ! and amazing teachers, teaching is very good they prepare you well enough! the staff…read moreis so nice and helpful . herlis acosta is the best teacher ever and shes very pretty

La mejor escuela SIN DUDAS!!! Todos los profesores están muy capacitados y preparados. Excelentes…read moreclases!!! Recomiendo esta escuela, ES LA MEJOR!!!

This is one of the worst advising offices in all the FIU campuses. I've never had such an…read moreunpleasant experience.

Graham center has all sorts of events, workshops and food spots especially 8th street. Great food,…read moregreat views, great experience.

I went for an event, and the appetizers were really good! There were two open bars, and there was…read morewine, and mixed drinks. After a while, a Cuban fried rice was served with shrimp and it was really tasty. This center is a great place for wedding receptions, luncheons and any joyous occasion! I'd definitely recommend this place for any party!

My name is Karina Cabrera, and I was invited by CSSF and the City of Doral to participate in the…read morejob fair event. Unfortunately, my experience with the Miami-Dade College Community Director and staff was disappointing, as their behavior came across as unprofessional. Situations like these should be handled with courtesy and professionalism, especially when representing an educational institution such as MDC--one whose mission is to support community engagement and educational advancement. It is unfortunate that an event with such a positive purpose was overshadowed by this experience.

Horrible experience in the MDC West Campus Admissions office. We sat in the lobby waiting for our…read moreappointment number to be called for TWO HOURS. This is absolutely unexecptable. This is my daughter's first time going to college, and the experience we hoped for was not given to us. They do not have any sense of time management or care for the fellow students. We have been here two days in a row waiting for our appointment. The wait time is unbelievable and we should not be getting treated this way as we are part of the MDC family. Although this college is a community one and cheaper than most options, it definitely lives up to the downplay and why people are embarrassed to attend this school. I am very disappointed in the admissions office and the school in general. Furthermore, my daughter will ATTEMPT to finish one year here at this school, and will be continuing her education elsewhere.

The service here is very good. Everyone is friendly and the food is pretty good too. I usually get…read moresmoothies here before class because its fast and I'm usually late... The blueberry smoothie with a boost of energy is really good! Def recommend.

I go to school here and I love it. I'm in the physical therapy program and the professors are very…read morenice and helpful. There is a lot of support and funding for our department and I am proud to be a part of it! 1.5 more years to go! Thank you FIU college of nursing and health sciences!! ‍

I'm part of the first class of FIU medical students that will be graduating this year so I feel…read morepseudo-obligated to enter some kind of review. Overall, my experience here has been pretty good. If you are motivated and a good self-learner, all the resources are available here for you to get a good medical school education. Pros: -The college offers a decent number of scholarship opportunities, which can greatly soften the financial blow of an MD education. -Many brand new facilities and continued expansion plans for the future means that incoming classes will have great resources to work with. -If you enjoy community medicine and focus on the social aspects of medicine, FIU could be ideal for you. If not, then not so much. Many required courses throughout the 4 years emphasize social determinants of health and service projects in the local community. Cons: -A small chunk of the faculty were trained outside of the US and aren't as great at teaching as others. -Expensive! As an out of state student, the tuition is on par with the highest tuition private institutions such as Harvard Medical School.