Welcome
Your role begins with understanding—recognizing each student’s potential and helping them identify the opportunities that could fit their goals. You create an environment where they feel seen and supported. At Post, that same purpose drives everything we do, and we are honored to collaborate with those who shape students’ futures.
School Counselor Days
Join us for one of our School Counselor Days—these events provide high school and college counselors with the insights, tools, and information they need to support students in their college search and guide them toward the best college fit.
Friday, May 1, 2026
Refueling the Resourceful
Post Makes It Personal®
From day one, students receive the academics and personalized support they need to thrive in class and beyond. This starts with access to the resources of a much larger institution combined with the individual attention of a small New England university, including smaller class sizes and more opportunities for faculty mentoring. And that is not all, we offer:
- Access to tutoring, study resources, and personalized guidance is available through the Center for Academic Success.
- Support for physical, emotional, and mental well-being is offered through comprehensive health and wellness programs.
- Exploration of potential career paths begins on day one with individualized career services.
- Academic programs align with the fields students value most, from business to the sciences.
- Opportunities to join student-led clubs encourage involvement that is both progressive in nature and productive in purpose.
- Participation in NCAA DII athletics includes a strong academic commitment, reflected in a collective GPA of more than 3.5!
You are vital to helping students transition into a future-focused college experience. The high school counselor resources on this page are designed to support you as you guide students toward even brighter futures.
“You know the saying, Post Makes It Personal®? I genuinely feel like it’s true. I felt that sense of home.”
Taina Pagan, BSBA
How To Apply
Complete your admissions application and continue your educational journey with Post.
How to Contact Admissions
Connect with an admissions advisor at 800.346.2562 or [email protected].
Admissions Requirements
Post requires official high school transcripts or equivalent education documentation.
Application Deadlines
We offer a rolling admissions process with no application deadline.
Cost and Aid
In addition to not charging an application fee, we can help students with the FAFSA and help them explore scholarships and other financial aid.
Testing and Assessments
We consider several factors that can vary from student to student for testing and assessments, including high school GPA or honors class credit.
“When I came to tour Post, I knew it was for me. I had toured other big schools and it just was overwhelming. So to come onto Post’s campus, it was intimate. People came up to me, asked who I was, and then remembered who I was.”
Kathleen Takita, BA in Psychology
Visit Us
Experience our beautiful Post University main campus, connect with our dedicated faculty and current students, and explore the exceptional resources that set a Post education apart. Attend an Open House or schedule in-person visits for your students.
Upcoming Events
Open Houses
Accepted Student Days
Summer Preview Days
Summer Academy
Summer Camps for High School Students
Learn More →
Online / Virtual Visits
Your students can schedule a one-on-one, personalized guided virtual tour with an admissions ambassador—complete with live Q&A, screen sharing, and the ability to ask questions as you go.
You and your students can always explore our campus yourself at anytime by taking our Virtual Tour.
“I took advantage of the Post High School Academy via my high school … I thought this was an excellent opportunity to not only get a head start on college but also a way to explore different types of courses that might pique my interest.”
Alana Snow, Upcoming Graduate
High School Academy
Give your students the opportunity to earn undergraduate credit while still in high school with the Post University High School Academy (HSA). Through HSA, you help students explore new subject areas, experience university-level learning opportunities, earn college credit, and gain a head start on their college career. Your students could:
- Explore several majors — from education to business to legal studies
- Join like-minded, future-focused peers in a collegiate environment
- Save money and time at $150 per course – more than a 96% tuition reduction
Plus, because they will be Post students, they will enjoy all the privileges our online and campus-based students typically experience, including student IDs, tutoring, campus events, and personalized academic advising!
Additional Resources for High School Counselors
- Review Tuition & Fees – Gain insight into projected costs.
- Request Info – Get answers to Post-related questions.
- Explore Life at Post – See what Post has to offer in this online viewbook.
- Check the Calendar – Stay engaged with Post events and activities.
- Check Out Programs – Find programs for different schedules and aspirations.
- Research Student Services – From academics to tutoring, career development, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the application process like at Post University?
Post offers a streamlined process with no application deadline, allowing students to apply at any time. We offer resources to help high school counselors guide students through this process. Start by connecting with an admissions advisor.
What activities and clubs are available on campus?
Post has a vibrant Campus Life Team that organizes evening activities and weekend events, fostering a strong sense of community. Help your students explore these Post University events, which include 20 athletic programs and numerous student-led clubs and organizations.
What are the admissions requirements for undergraduate students at Post University?
Post requires official high school transcripts or equivalent documentation. These requirements ensure that all incoming students meet the educational standards necessary for success.
What academic support services does Post University provide?
Post offers tutoring services at no additional cost to help students excel in their studies. Plus, our first year experience advisors provide personalized support to ensure students are aware of and can take advantage of all available resources, a crucial piece of information for high school counselors to pass along.
Is there dining available on campus?
Yes, the Dining Hall serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It also offers after-hours options for students who need to order food later in the evening. This ensures that students have access to meals throughout the day, enhancing their overall campus experience.
Connect With Post
For more information about any aspect of the enrollment process, contact Post Admissions at 800.345.2562 or [email protected]
You and your students are also encouraged to connect with us on social media:
School Counselor Day: Refueling the Resourceful
May 1 • 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
What to Expect
Why You Should Join Us
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