Advising

All students attending Post University receive academic advising.  The goal of the Academic Advising program, which is an integral part of the University’s academic support services, is to assist students to realize their academic potential. Our academic advising staff provides proactive coaching so students stay on track to succeed, reach their academic goals and graduate.

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.

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

Prospective Students Needing Advice on Selecting a Program

To be considered for federal financial aid, students must be enrolled in an eligible 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 career needs and objectives of the student. There are resources available in the Office of Career Development to assist potential students to assess individual preferences and strengths and to explore career options.

Day Campus Academic Advisors

Suzanne Koulouris
Academic Advisor
203-596-4606
skoulouris@post.edu

Chris DiStiso
Academic Advisor
203-596-4627
cdistiso@post.edu

Regional Locations /Evening Site Academic Advisors

Kathleen Ring
Advisor for ADP Site Programs and Master of Science Program for Human Services
203-596-4697
kring@post.edu

Online Programs - Academic Advisors

Julie Horelick
ADP Advising Coordinator and Online Advisor for Business Administration, Management, Criminal Justice, Finance, and Marketing
203-596-4583
jhorelick@post.edu

Michael Wynn
Online Advisor for Accounting, ECE, and Legal Studies
203-596-4683
mwynn@post.edu

Caroline Lieber
Advisor for the MBA Program
203-596-4646
clieber@post.edu

First Year Placement – Waterbury Full-time Day Campus

First year day students are placed in English and Mathematics courses according to their individual abilities as demonstrated through the University testing program. The University administers placement testing on specified dates throughout the summer and at the beginning of the fall and spring semesters at no charge to students. Based on the results of 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 to find out upcoming testing dates.

Links:

Academic Policies

University Learning Center/Tutoring Services

University Writing Center

Registering for Courses

Office of Student Information

Student Services

Financial Aid

Add/Drop Form

Application for Graduation

Office of Admissions