Welcome to Post
Your college journey begins on the Post University campus in Waterbury, Connecticut. Whether you are a high school student preparing for your first year, a transfer student continuing your education, or an international student seeking a supportive U.S. campus experience,
Post University’s on-campus admissions are built around you. From your first conversation with an admissions advisor to your last day in class, Post Makes It Personal®. Here, you are supported, known, and guided every step of the way.
Contact Us
Post University Campus Admissions
P.O. Box 2540
800 Country Club Road
Waterbury, CT 06723-2540
800.345.2562
Fax: 203.841.1163
[email protected]
Why Choose On-Campus at Post?
On-campus students at Post University experience a close-knit academic community designed to support learning, connection, and personal growth. Our campus admissions process reflects the same personalized approach you will find in the classroom and beyond.
On-campus at Post means:
Small class sizes with direct access to faculty and advisors
Personalized admissions guidance from application through enrollment
A welcoming campus community situated on the Waterbury–Middlebury line in central Connecticut
Support services that begin before your first year and continue through graduation, helping you build career-ready skills to support success in the workplace
From your first campus visit to your first semester, your experience is shaped around your goals, interests, and next steps.
Get Started on Your Post Journey
Explore & Visit
Visiting Post University is more than a tour. It is an opportunity to see campus life in action, explore residence halls and academic spaces, and connect with the people who make Post feel like home.
Choose the visit option that works best for you.
- Open Houses
- Daily Information Sessions and Campus Tours
- Explore Post Days
- Summer Preview Days
- Virtual Visits and online events
Applying to Post
Applying to Post University is a straightforward process, supported by a dedicated admissions advisor who works with you one-on-one. There is no application fee, and your advisor will guide you through admission requirements, documentation, and next steps.
Campus Life
Life on campus at Post University offers connection, involvement, and support from day one. Whether you live on campus or commute, you will find opportunities to engage with classmates, participate in activities, and access resources designed to support your experience.
Tuition and Ways to Save
Understanding tuition and financial aid is an important part of the admissions process. Post University’s student finance specialists help you explore funding options, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and understand costs and responsibilities.
Academic Programs
Post University offers more than 50 academic programs on its main campus, designed to support a wide range of interests and educational goals. Explore programs that align with your academic focus and long-term plans.
Accepted Students
Once accepted, you will receive step-by-step support to help you move confidently toward enrollment and your first semester on campus.
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“When I went to Post, I felt that family atmosphere. You know the saying “Post Makes it Personal?” I genuinely feel like it’s true. I felt that sense of home.” – Tai Pagan
Student Spotlights
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Meet Our Valedictorians – 2025 Main Campus
We proudly present our 2025 Main Campus Valedictorian, Breanna O’Brien, whose remarkable journey at Post University is a testament to dedication and achievement. Maintaining a flawless 4.0 GPA while actively contributing to campus life, Breanna’s leadership in the Law Club and engagement in the Honors Program reflect her outstanding character and commitment. As she prepares to embark on her next chapter at Quinnipiac University School of Law, Breanna looks back with gratitude, cherishing the support of her family and friends who have been her guiding lights.
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Take Your First Step
Whether you are just beginning your college search or ready to apply, Post University campus admissions advisors are here to help. Ask questions, schedule a visit, or start your application today. Your journey to becoming a Post person starts here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the deadline for applying to Post University?
Post University offers rolling admissions for on-campus undergraduate programs. Applications are accepted year-round while space remains available. Students planning to start in the fall or spring are encouraged to apply early to allow time for housing selection, financial aid planning, and orientation scheduling. Priority housing deadlines may apply.
What is the acceptance timeline?
Once all required application materials are received, most applicants receive an admissions decision within a few day. Review timelines may vary based on application volume and time of year.
Are test scores (SAT/ACT) required?
SAT or ACT scores are recommended but not required for many undergraduate on-campus programs. Students may submit scores if they choose. Some programs may have additional requirements, and an admissions advisor can help clarify what applies.
Can I get credit for AP, IB, or prior learning?
Yes. Post University reviews AP exam scores, IB coursework, and certain prior learning experiences for possible credit. Official documentation is required, and awards depend on subject area, scores, and program requirements.
Can I apply after the priority deadline for housing?
Yes. Applications submitted after the priority deadline are still reviewed. Housing assignments are made on a space-available basis, and earlier deposits typically provide more options.
How do I apply for housing?
After admission and submission of the enrollment deposit, students receive access to the housing application within the student portal. The Office of Campus Life is available to assist with questions about housing options, meal plans, or accommodations.
What if I want to switch between commuter and residential status?
Students may request a housing status change by contacting Admissions or completing the housing application within the student portal. Approval depends on availability and timing.
What support services are available for first-year students?
First-year students have access to academic advising, tutoring, library services, counseling, career development resources, and support from the First-Year Experience team, which offers programming to help students transition to campus life.
How can I schedule a campus tour or meet with an advisor?
Campus visits can be scheduled through the Visit Us page, with options for in-person tours, open houses, and virtual sessions. Students may also request an appointment with an admissions advisor for personalized guidance.
Admissions Resources
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