Keiser University eCampus Online

Keiser University eCampus Online is a division of Keiser University, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Students of the Keiser University online campus can earn associate's degrees, bachelor's degrees, and master's degrees entirely online. These programs are designed to cater to busy students who don't have time to attend classes on campus, but still want to earn their degrees.

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The Keiser University eCampus Online curriculum is designed so that students focus on one class at a time. This enables students to focus on developing their skills in one discipline at a time, and focus their efforts on mastering the material. Keiser University's online eCampus starts new classes every month, so students can enroll and begin a degree program at any point, without waiting months or a year for a start date.

Keiser University's eCampus Online admission process requires students to contact the admissions department to discuss their needs with a live admissions representative. The representative can evaluate the student's needs and goals and help them determine whether the Keiser University online program is right for them. Not all students benefit from an online education; online learning requires students to be self-disciplined, and have the dedication and time-management skills to effectively manage study time. Keiser University's online admissions representatives can help Keiser students determine if an online education is right for them.

Keiser University does accept transfer credits from an accredited university toward satisfying related degree requirements for Keiser University's online programs. Students who wish to transfer credits from other institutions should contact Keiser University directly for information.

Keiser University's eCampus Online students are eligible for financial aid. Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student aid to qualify, and may be eligible for federal or state financial aid. Students can also select a private lender to help with financial assistance.