Henry H. Howard & Gertrude L. Bagley Library
Study rooms, physical collections and full access to Keiser's online academic databases — the same digital library our Florida students use.
Keiser University's Latin American Campus. Residential, taught in English, on the U.S. academic calendar — in Carazo, forty minutes from Managua.
Accredited by SACSCOC — the same commission that accredits universities across the United States.
San Marcos and Managua campuses. No visa, no relocation, no leaving your family behind.
Life at the Latin American Campus combines academic rigor with a calm, green setting. Classes are small, faculty are reachable, and your classmates come from fifteen countries.
Because programs run on the U.S. academic calendar and are taught in English, transfer between San Marcos and Keiser's Florida campuses is straightforward. Credit transfer is assessed case by case by the Registrar.
Campus map: academic buildings A–H, residences, library, chapel, gym, courts and pool.
Six minutes through the Latin American Campus — the library, the residences, the dining hall, the courts and the classrooms where you would actually study.
If it looks like the right place, come see it in person. Campus visits run Monday to Friday.
San Marcos · Latin American Campus
San Marcos is a residential campus, so it has to work as a place to live and not only a place to study. Here is what is on it.
Study rooms, physical collections and full access to Keiser's online academic databases — the same digital library our Florida students use.
Supervised, furnished dormitories for men and women, with common lounges and 24/7 campus security. Many of our international students live here for all four years.
Full meal service through the academic day, with a rotating menu and options for different dietary needs. Meal plans are available to residential students.
The shaded terrace where most of campus ends up between classes. Coffee, light meals and the closest thing San Marcos has to a town square.
Football pitch, basketball and volleyball courts, and tennis. Student-athletes who compete for the Seahawks may qualify for athletic scholarship support.
A full outdoor pool used for swim training, recreation and campus events — one of the reasons the campus feels more like a community than a commute.
The Seahawks lounge: pool tables, games and the space where the Student Government Association and campus clubs actually meet.
Technology-equipped classrooms sized for our 14:1 ratio, plus computer labs supporting the Software Engineering, AI and MIS programs.
Quiet rooms and group tables across campus, open beyond class hours — because most real studying does not happen in a lecture.
Gasolinera UNO, 2 c. al Sur
San Marcos, Carazo 45000, Nicaragua
(505) 2535-2314
admissionslac@keiseruniversity.edu
Monday to Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm