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Academic Advising

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ADP Advising Guide (PDF)

Application for Graduation (PDF)

Welcome to ADP Advising! Your Academic Advisors know one of your life goals is to graduate from Post University, and we are here to help as you journey from new student, to current student, to graduate!

The goal of the Academic Advising Program, which is an integral part of the University's academic support services, is to assist students in realizing their academic potential. Our Academic Advising staff provides friendly, proactive coaching so students stay on track to succeed, reach their academic goals, and graduate.

How Your Advisor Can Assist You


Academic Advisors assist their advisees in selecting majors, scheduling courses, and interpreting and fulfilling academic policies and procedures. Our students benefit from individual attention and interaction with their Academic Advisors. You are encouraged to contact your Advisor periodically to ensure you are on the right track. We recommend contacting us:

  • Once a year to send an Advisor your proposed academic schedule.
  • Periodically to check in to be sure the records of the University match your records.
  • Whenever you have a question, concern, or need assistance, do not hesitate to contact an Advisor.

Common services include

  • Verify records for accuracy.
  • Assist with changing or declaring a major, minor, concentration, or degree level.
  • Help with course planning.
  • Confirm that electives chosen meet requirements.
  • Conduct Transfer Evaluations
  • Referral to other departments.
  • Assist in understanding University policy and help with compliance.
  • Prepare final "degree audit" prior to graduation.

How do you register for classes?

  • To meet graduation goals, it is a vital aspect of your program to plan out your academic schedule as far as you are able (through the last advertised Mod), and to register as soon as Mods are online and available for registration.
  • Payment or payment arrangements must be made prior to registration. Please contact the Office of Student Accounts before registering.
  • To register for online and regional classes, click on "Register for Online Courses" under Quick Links to the right of the page.
  • You must register online for online classes.

You are encouraged to register 5 days prior to the start of classes.

Who can you turn to for more help?


For questions about registration, billing and Financial Aid questions:

The ADP Advising Guide can be found in the Quick Links section of the Advising page of the website, or by picking up a hard copy in the Advising Office. This is an invaluable resource that may answer most of your Advising questions.

Matriculation Policy


To be considered a matriculated undergraduate online or regional location student at Post University, a student must have: a completed application form, declared a major, official high school diploma, GED, or official high school transcripts, or official transcript(s) from a regionally or nationally accredited college(s) or university(ies) with a minimum of 12 credits completed. Post will matriculate a student in this category once they have the transcript or transcripts that meet the minimum credit transfer of 12 credits. Additional transcripts are accepted only for the purpose of the transfer of credit.