Post University

I don’t usually leave reviews, but my experience with Post University has been so disappointing that I feel obligated to speak up especially for other military-affiliated students or adult learners considering this school. Post University markets itself as military-friendly and student-focused. In my experience, that could not be further from the truth. I currently hold both an Associate’s and a Bachelor’s degree, and recently earned a second Associate’s from a community college. I made the decision to pursue a second Bachelor’s at Post, with plans to continue to a Master’s and possibly a Ph.D. Everything started off smoothly until it came time to evaluate my transcripts. First, they evaluated me for the wrong degree program. Then, when I finally received an updated evaluation, it was riddled with errors. Courses I clearly completed with high grades were not being accepted for transfer credit. Even worse, a class they initially did give me credit for was later taken away without explanation. Now, they are trying to make me retake a class I already completed with an (A) same course title, same content, same everything. I’ve gone back and forth with the university for over three weeks, and still have no resolution. They claim to accept up to 90 transfer credits, but in practice, that appears to be an empty promise. More reputable schools I’ve worked with had no problem giving me credit for my hard earned courses. Post University, on the other hand, seems more interested in collecting tuition than helping students succeed. To make matters worse, I’m not eligible for financial aid due to already holding a degree, which means I’m paying out of pocket. Asking me to retake courses I’ve already excelled in is not just unfair it’s unethical. If you're a veteran, a working adult, or someone returning to school and expecting professionalism, transparency, or support, I strongly urge you to think twice before enrolling at Post University. Based on my experience, this institution prioritizes profit over people and gives little regard for the time, money, and effort students have already invested in their education.

I earned my degree in Business Administration while an Active Duty Service Member. I never had any issues with transfer credits or reaching my Advisor. If I was unable to get initial contact they always got back to me either through email or calling me back.

My wife has just completed her Master Degree here and is completey happy. She raves about how personal they are, along with the individual attention she has received. Her Bachelor degree was from another country. English is her second language, and yet, Post University had no problem in dealing with any of this. She has nothing at all but great things to say about her advisor and almost all of her faculty. In all, she rates this college at the top of any list.

I Love Post University excellent instructors, and advisors. I finished my degree here and I really appreciate the experience and the knowledge I have acquired I will tell all my friends.

Made an email inquiry and expected an email response but I'm getting called EVERYDAY often more than once, being texted, and generally spammed! I even replied by text I wasn't interested any longer and they called the next day! Best thing I did was write a google voice number than doesn't transfer calls. I just see their number and texts whenever I open my Gmail. After checking reviews I dodged a bullet! STAY AWAY FROM FOR-PROFIT COLLEGES! I know from experience, their sole priority is.... MONEY!

I feel kind of pissed off. But I'm not gonna delve into confusing crap like the other reviews. I arrived here as part of the Pathways program a few years ago. And things were wonderful for a while. Until this year, when the two who were running the program, and showed us so much support, just disappeared on everyone. Now it's full of arrogant and confused middle aged staff who talk to everyone like they're children. Worse is that one who pretended to be kind towards everyone decided to cut me off completely because they let their own grief completely poison them. Hope they like their mistake being immortalized in this review forever. It's a shame, because there are still genuinely amazing people working in the same program. Or at least one person. Not to mention, amazing professors work here too. But everything else around them is dreadful. Even the cafeteria standards have become awful. Serving plates with crusty bits, live spiders, and weird white stuff with the same texture of sour cream on the bottom of a bowl. A bowl in what's supposed to be the clean pile. I should've known right from the start things would go south given it's a Waterbury school.

I started Post June 24, 2024, and Lee Ann B was my Admissions Advisor! She walked me through the process with ease, and was very kind. I also had a first term advisor named Brittany who was nice, my financial aid advisor is off the chain. Her name is Erin Cunningham. Post has a Senior Citizen discount which is a blessing. My first term Instructor was very compassionate and kind as is my current one. I love Post and would highly recommend it to anyone interested in a higher education.🎉💙🎉💙

Post University provided an exceptional educational experience, offering a diverse range of courses that cater to various interests and career paths. The institution's commitment to providing quality online education is commendable, as evidenced by the engaging and informative coursework I encountered during my time there. Moreover, my academic journey extended beyond Post University, encompassing online courses from prestigious institutions such as Google and Harvard. These additional courses enriched my learning experience, offering valuable insights and knowledge that complemented the foundation laid at Post University. The flexibility and accessibility of online education allowed me to explore diverse subjects and expand my skill set, contributing to a well-rounded and comprehensive learning experience. Through this multifaceted approach to education, I was able to delve into different disciplines, hone my expertise, and acquire a wealth of knowledge that has been invaluable in my personal and professional development. Overall, my educational endeavors at Post University, combined with courses from Google and Harvard, have equipped me with a versatile skill set, critical thinking abilities, and a broad understanding of various subjects. I am grateful for the opportunity to engage with such enriching learning experiences and look forward to applying the knowledge and skills acquired to future endeavors.

I started school Aug 19th working on my accounting degree and they messed up my financial aid. I sent my paper work correctly multiple times and they still refused to help settle the situation. The teachers are over all very nice and helpful and resourceful. But the staff that help with your financial are not. It's like they do not care. I 100% do not recommend to no one.

I will start my classes (RN-BSN) on March 17th, 2025, and Lisa Braeger was my admission advisor. She is exceptional!! She was so patient and kind during my admission process. Thank you so much!!