Tuition, Scholarship and Financial Aid at Keiser University

The expenditure provided by Graduate students per semester in total is $17,865.

It is divided between tuition fees and living expenses, so the tuition fees students need to pay is $11,458 and the room and board expenses given by them are $6,407.

Keiser University offers a range of scholarships and federal aid programs to eligible students so that they can help students afford the cost of attending the university. 

Academic Merit Scholarships: 

• This scholarship is available to new first-year or transfer students who are admitted to KU Flagship. The range of awards is $5,000–$16,000.
• New Graduate students accepted to KU Flagship are eligible for this grant. Awards vary from $4,000 to $12,000.

General Scholarships: 

• Band Scholarship: Students who are active members of the Flagship Marching Seahawks are eligible for the band scholarship. Up to $8,000 may be given to full-time students each year.
• Spirit program scholarship: This one is for students who are active members of the KU Flagship Cheer, Dance, or Mascot programs. Following official tryouts, full-time students may receive up to $8,000 per year at the coaches' discretion.
• Phi-Theta Kappa Scholarship: Phi Theta Kappa members will get an additional $2,000 PTK award in addition to their merit scholarship from KU if they submit proof of membership to their admissions advisor.
• Sibling Scholarship award: The Sibling Scholarship Award provides up to 40 percent of tuition for incoming students who have a sibling enrolled at Keiser University.
• Legacy tuition award: The Legacy Tuition Grant offers up to 40 percent of tuition for the children and grandchildren of Keiser University Flagship Alumni.
• DECA Scholarship Award: The Deca Scholarship award is valued at up to $5,000 per year, it is renewable for up to four years. If students want to be eligible for this, they need to participate in DECA.

Loans: 

• Direct PLUS loans: The Direct PLUS loans are unsubsidized loans for parents of dependent students and graduate professional students, it is made for them so that education can be provided to them easily.
• Subsidized and unsubsidized Direct loans: These are those loans that are available based on financial need, with different terms for interest accrual. 
• Federal Work-Study (FWS) loans: The FWS are those loans that provide part-time employment to students with financial need.
• FWEP: FWEP is a need-based program for Florida college students, offering work experiences related to their major.

The outside Scholarships are funded by private entities and have varying criteria and amounts.

To sum it up, we can say that Keiser University provides different types of loans and scholarships such as academic merit scholarships and merit scholarships. Here we have provided the information regarding the amount and eligibility of these financial aids. 

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