Home Schooled Student Admissions
Post University welcomes applications from home-schooled students wishing to pursue further education. We recognize the important contributions home-schooled students make, both in the classroom and in student life. If you are a student who has been home-schooled and are interested in admission to Post University, you should submit the following:
If you have received a General Equivalency Diploma (GED) you must provide copies of the GED test results along with an official copy of course work completed at the high school level.
Please send your completed application and all other required materials to:
Office of Admissions
Post University
P.O. Box 2540
800 Country Club Road
Waterbury, Connecticut 06723-2540
Telephone: 203.596.4520 or 800.345.2562
Fax: 203.756.5810
E-mail may be directed to: admissions@post.edu
Post University subscribes to a rolling admissions policy. The Office of Admissions makes every effort to notify candidates of their admission decision approximately three weeks after receiving a completed application. In some cases, the Admissions Committee may defer making a final decision until it has received a report of the candidate's midterm grades or until a personal interview takes place. If you have not heard back from us within three weeks, feel free to contact the Admissions office to check the status of your application.
Post University has a rolling admissions policy and likewise, a rolling deposit policy. If you are planning to attend Post University you may "save a seat" by submitting your deposits within 30 days of receipt of your acceptance letter. Please print and fill out the Enrollment Deposit Form & Housing Request Form, and submit along with your deposit. All deposits are credited towards your tuition.
All students who want to attend Post University in the Fall must let us know by May 1st. However, due to our small campus size, we strongly advise you to let us know of your intention to start classes within 30 days of receipt of your acceptance letter by signing the letter and returning it with the required deposits.
Here's what you need to do:
All deposits are credited towards your tuition
After May 1, admissions deposits are accepted subject to seating and residence hall availability.