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Login
Go
to www.keiseruniversity.org, then
click on Login, on the left side navigation bar. Make sure you type your USER
ID and Password as it appears on the Orientation letter
that you received from your campus. Pay close attention to lower or upper
case letter(s) or dashes in between your social security number. Any
little mistake can prevent you from getting into your course. If
you forgot your Password and User ID, call the Help Desk at
1-877-345-9800 or email at helpdesk@keiseruniversity.org.
They will email you your login information.
After
You Login - Student Homepage
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Go to the Orientation Course link (for new students) to get familiar with the online
class environment and terminology. This Orientation will help you
understand how to navigate inside the online classroom.
- After you
are done with Orientation, you can start your class. Click on the Course
link.
- For
information regarding the student services department, bookstore,
library, and academic advisors click on the tabs at the top of your
Student Homepage.
Student Homepage
How do you find out which is your next class?
About a week before your current class finishes, click on the
sign next to the semester. When you click on that
sign it will open the following semester with the name of your next
class.
Inside
the Online Classroom
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Make sure
you read and print the Syllabus for future reference.
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Read about
the instructor. Your instructor will have a brief bio and contact
information.
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Make sure
you have the correct text book according to the syllabus. If not,
please contact the bookstore immediately at 1-800-749-4456 (ask for
the online class text book) and make sure to
email your instructor to let him/her know that you don't have the
right book.
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Start your weekly assignments. The course will be broken down in
four weeks, which is the length of the class. Start with Week 1, then
Week 2, Week 3, and Week 4.
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Read the Announcements - the instructor may post messages for
the class in the Announcements section.
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Enjoy your class!
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