University Academic Programs, Student Life, and Enrollment Overview

Academic Programs and Degree Options

  • Interdisciplinary Studies offers a Bachelor of Science pathway allowing students to combine disciplines such as Criminal Justice, Exercise Science, and Psychology.
  • Exercise Science graduates commonly pursue career pathways as strength and conditioning coaches or physical therapists.
  • Every degree program at Kaiser's incorporates workforce readiness components designed to prepare students for professional careers.
  • The Rising Scholars Program provides students with an academic head start prior to their high school senior year.

Campus Life, Athletics, and Student Organizations

  • Athletics are affiliated with the NAIA, which emphasizes dual dedication to academic excellence and character formation.
  • Students can establish new campus clubs and organizations by securing a faculty or staff advisor and gathering interested students.
  • Campus housing policies allow students to govern their personal nighttime curfews, while guest curfews and quiet hours enforce when non-residents must leave campus.

Criminal Justice and Applied Experiential Learning

  • Criminal Justice instruction integrates practical, multi-class simulations, including crime scene investigation using an RV in the parking lot.
  • A collaborative cross-disciplinary mock case links 99 Criminal Justice classes and 33 Psychology classes into a single 33-day trial.
  • Applied learning initiatives provide access to 2828 guest speakers and 33 field trips per semester, featuring Palm Beach County's first SWAT team member, police chiefs, and homicide detectives.
  • Department faculty possess professional backgrounds in Wall Street, corporate finance, and law, and provide personal contact numbers on syllabi and business cards for 77-day weekly availability.

Financial Aid and Scholarships

  • The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is completely free to complete and serves as the mandatory application to determine eligibility for federal and state grants.
  • Accessing and submitting the FAFSA requires first creating an FSA ID.
  • FAFSA applications must be renewed every single year to maintain financial aid eligibility.
  • Institutional scholarship opportunities include awards of up to $4,000\$4,000, distributed at a rate of $1,000\$1,000 per year.

Military Programs and Army ROTC

  • The Army ROTC program focuses on developing young men and women to become leaders and United States Army soldiers.
  • The United States Army was established one year before the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Audience Interactions and Dialogue

  • Graduation Cohorts: Attendees identified their projected graduation years using green response cards, including representatives from the classes of 20272027, 20282028, 20292029, 20302030, and 20372037.
  • Youngest Participant Exchange: A student named Orion stated he is in first grade, representing approximately 1111 more years until college matriculation.
  • Geographic Origins: A query regarding whether attendees had flown in from locations such as France resulted in clarification that the student resides in Florida.
  • Communication Check: A poll revealed that 1111 attendees received an event reminder text sent the previous day.
  • ROTC Presentation: William Curry stepped forward to present the historical timeline fact regarding the establishment of the Army relative to the nation's founding.