Welcome New Eagles!
At Post University, we understand the natural feelings of nervousness and excitement as you embark on your first year of college with us. We empathize, but more than that, we are here for you. With personal advising and faculty who take the time to really get to know you, we are focused on providing one-on-one support as you transition into college life.
That is where your First-Year Experience (FYE) team of Post professionals comes in. Whether you are looking for advice, support, or opportunities for managing your time, choosing your major, or making new friends, they are here to help you make the most of your first year of college.
What to Expect Your First Year of College
College & Career Connections
Connect academic and personal skills to your career interests
Personal Growth
Explore, practice, and reflect on ways to grow personally and socially
Academic Journey
Build and apply habits for successful learning, development, and growth
Resource Discovery
Identify university and community resources for academic and personal achievement
Student Support & Resources
Helping every student achieve their goals. Post University takes a personal approach to education and a personal interest in each of our student’s success. Whether you learn on campus or online, you’ll receive one-on-one attention from our experienced faculty and staff
FYE News & Notes
Post University SGA Awards Celebrate Student Leaders and Clubs
Post University’s Student Government Association recognized students, staff and campus organizations for their dedication to campus life at its annual SGA Awards April 15. The awards recognize the students and organizations that have gone above and beyond to improve...
American Sentinel Dean’s List Fall 2023
The American Sentinel College of Nursing & Health Science Dean’s List recognizes undergraduate academic excellence achieved through each semester (January-April; May-August; September-December). Eligibility for the Dean’s List is based on the cumulative grade...
From Patient Care Tech to Clinical Nurse Educator: Fueling Growth with the MSN
As a high school student in Georgia, Halea Caudill participated in a dual enrollment pathway to earn her Certified Nurse Aide credential while pursuing her high school diploma. “That’s when I realized how much I enjoyed patient care and that nursing was my ultimate...
Make Your Move
Start making the most of your first year of college with access to your financial aid, courses, email, and more by logging into your Student Portal, just go to the Student Login link at the top right corner of post.edu.