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Keiser University Reviews of Associate in Physical Therapy

7 Reviews

Locations:   Daytona Beach (FL)  (and 15 others)

Annual Tuition: $23,248

33% of students said this degree improved their career prospects
43% of students said they would recommend this program to others

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Student Reviews - Associate in Physical Therapy

Student Reviews - Associate in Physical Therapy

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Fort Lauderdale

Reviewed: 12/17/2020

Degree: Physical Therapy

DO NOT ATTEND. PLEASE IF YOU ARE READING THIS... TAKE IT FROM THIS REVIEW AND THE ONES BELOW. This university is there for YOUR MONEY. The teachers, staff, and everyone working for Keiser do not care about you as a student. I studied at Keiser University (Fort Lauderdale) for one semester (finishing pre-reqs) prior to enrolling in the PTA program. I took a total of four classes, passed with all A's. These were classes that could be taken online. I spent approximately 9,500 out of pocket to get into... Read More

joseph

Reviewed: 7/6/2016

Degree: Physical Therapy

I feel kind of lucky that I had the opportunity to study physical therapy assistant program at Keiser. Couldn't believe I got a job right away butt they run a tight ship and it paid off. The instructors are knowledgeable but also very supportive. It's an intense program but I finished before I even knew it.

Runaway!

Reviewed: 6/30/2016

Degree: Physical Therapy

Wow. Where to begin...runaway as fast as you can! This was the worst school I ever attended. You'd think if you are paying top dollar for an education you would be getting what you paid for. Not even close! The school, instructors, everything was a horrible experience. All they want is your money and once you're in, and they have your money, say goodbye to quality education. A joke of a school!

PTAWINNER

Reviewed: 11/22/2015

Degree: Physical Therapy

Although I have heard good things about Keiser, the physical therapist assistants I have encountered out in the field have been quite cocky and full of themselves. They do not seem too knowledgeable about what they are doing but they have been very nice people. This program is too short and I feel like it does not provide someone with the experience they need to work out in the field..

Great but tough

Reviewed: 9/13/2015

Degree: Physical Therapy

On my personal experience I am on my 5 class and I don't have any problem with the school. The teacjers are great I do not have words to describe how amazing they are but the program is really difficul and tough. And as you go forward it get way more difficult. It is not impossible but not easy neither. You have to study a lot and sometimes you have 2 or 3 tests in a week followed by comps which if you fail the third time they dismiss you from the program that is the only thing that i don't like... Read More

Keiser University

Reviewed: 5/30/2015

Degree: Physical Therapy

My personal experience at Keiser wasn't good at all. The only good memory that I have from here are my classmates and one of the teachers which was very professional and dedicated . But school overall was pretty bad the coordinator for the PTA program make most of the students cry just because she feels like she own the world and also students personal life's . Financial Aid also a big disaster . I don't know how it works for other programs at the school but for the PTA in the first month of class... Read More

Sarah

Reviewed: 10/1/2014

Degree: Physical Therapy

I see there are a lot of negative reviews! First off, I'd like to mention that Keiser isn't for everyone! You have to have the right mindset with the ability to go at a fast pace. I'm currently in my second month and I have no complaints. The students and instructors are all very personable. Yes, the tuition is high. If it wasn't that high the quality of instructors would be terrible. I'm fine with paying a high price if it means getting a quality education. Some of the books are pricy, but many... Read More

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