Academic Programs

Post University's Academic Advising program is an integral part of the University's academic support services. It provides each student with personalized and proactive coaching provided by a member of Post University's faculty. Our goal, simply put, is to help you reach your goals.

Once a student selects a major, the Vice President of Academic Affairs assigns a faculty member to serve as that student's advisor. Student also may request a specific faculty advisor.

Post University's academic advisors assist students in selecting majors, scheduling courses, and interpreting and fulfilling academic policies and procedures. They also often serve as mentors, providing students with practical advice and guidance on how best to achieve their academic, personal and career goals.

The Advising Center is located on the first floor of Hess Hall.

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Students Needing Advice on Selecting a Degree Program

Prospective students who are having difficulty selecting a major should work closely with the Academic Advising Office and Admissions to identify a major that meets the student's career needs and objectives. There are resources available in the Office of Career Development to assist potential students in assessing their individual preferences, strengths, weaknesses and interests – all of which is helpful in choosing a major.

To be considered for federal financial aid, students must be enrolled in an eligible degree program. Although students need to declare a major in order to receive financial aid, we encourage students to take courses across many disciplines during their first two years at Post. All students also take advantage of our career and self-awareness courses that are specially designed to give students the experience and feedback they need to be sure they're on the right career track. That way, freshman and sophomores who find they're better suited to a different course of study have the option of changing their majors without jeopardizing their anticipated graduation dates.

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Day Campus Advisors

Suzanne Koulouris, Academic Advisor, 203.596.4606
Chris DiStiso, Academic Advisor, 203.596.4627

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First Year Placement – Waterbury Full-time Day Campus

First year students are placed in English and mathematics courses according to their individual abilities as demonstrated through the University testing program. The University administers placement tests at specified times during the summer and at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters at no charge to students. Based on these placement tests, students may be required to take courses that will contribute to their success at the University.

Please contact the Office of Admissions for a list of upcoming testing dates.