Post University

Post University is focused on providing the personal guidance and support students need to succeed in their studies, personal lives, and their careers. From academics to athletics, online options to on-campus classes, and career-building degree programs to micro-credential opportunities, the University strives to do everything it can to make the educational experience the best it can be.

For more than 130 years, Post has focused on student success. That focus has enabled Post University to change with the times, providing new and better learning experiences for its students. Over 25 years ago, Post University was a pioneer in the development of online education in Connecticut. Thanks to their ability to adapt to innovation, Post is now the second largest school in Connecticut with thousands of students in online, main campus, undergraduate, and graduate programs.

Post University offers four schools and colleges to help students achieve career readiness and personal fulfillment:

• American Sentinel College of Nursing & Health Sciences.

• John P Burke School of Public Services and Education

• The Malcolm Baldrige School of Business

• School of Arts & Sciences

Why Post University

• Close to Cultural Hubs: Post University's 58-acre campus is nestled in the Connecticut countryside, just 90 minutes from New York City and two hours from Boston, Massachusetts.

• Small Class Sizes: Post University has an average class size of 14 students and a 7:1 student-to-faculty ratio.

• International Student Scholarships: Undergraduate students beginning their academic studies in 2024-2025 can receive $20,000 for four years, on the condition that they stay on-campus for 1 year. Graduate students can receive $2,000 for Business Intelligence and Analytics and $5,000 for MBA for one year. For more information, see Scholarships & Other Aid I Post University.

• Recognized Excellence: Post is consistently ranked by U.S. News & World Report, and has received the Military Friendly® School Award from Victory Media for 7 consecutive years running.