Undergraduate Admissions Requirements

*Post University Main Campus allows applicants to enroll by providing an attestation confirming high school graduation or equivalent.   Prospective Main Campus students will receive provisional acceptance based on their high school cumulative grade point average.  Once high schools can provide transcripts, we will confirm the students’ acceptance and scholarship packages and adjust if necessary.  Official high school transcripts with proof of high school graduation are required for final acceptance to the University.

Applicants seeking to apply for admissions to a Main Campus undergraduate program must provide a complete admissions application and proof of high school graduation or equivalent.  Post University strongly recommends an admissions interview.

The following are examples of proof of high school graduation or equivalent:

• *An official high school transcript with proof of graduation.
• A copy of Graduate Equivalency Diploma (GED), including scores, or certificate issued by the State.
• A copy of service members’ DD214 or Enlisted Records Brief (ERB), showing graduation from high school or equivalent.
• A copy of service members’ Joint Services Transcript (JST), for applicants not applying for federal Title IV aid. Service members applying for federal Title IV aid must provide applicable proof of high school graduation, listed within these requirements.
• An official home school transcript.
• An official associate degree transcript.

One of the following forms of documentation is acceptable as proof of high school graduation or equivalent:

• Official documentation of successful completion of at least 60 semester or trimester credit hours or 72 quarter credit hours that does not result in an associate degree, but is acceptable toward a bachelor’s degree at any institution.
• Official documentation of enrollment in a bachelor’s degree program with at least 60 semester or trimester hours or 72 quarter credit hours successfully completed, including credits transferred into the bachelor’s degree program.

An applicant whose transcript shows less than a 2.00 cumulative grade point average must submit a personal statement for review by the Provost. The Provost will determine if the applicant will be provisionally accepted. If the student is provisionally accepted, an academic plan will be provided and the student will need to meet the University’s SAP requirements. High school seniors in courses still in progress must provide current transcripts of work through the date of application.

Post University requires full-time main campus undergraduate students to submit a non-refundable/non-transferable enrollment deposit to hold their placement and register for classes for their incoming semester. Priority deadlines for enrollment deposits are May 1 for the fall semester and January 10 for the spring semester. After these dates, late deposits may still be accepted.  However, deposits received after the deadline dates may affect your ability to secure an early orientation session, register early for class, or receive early confirmation of on-campus housing.

The enrollment deposit for commuter students is $250. The enrollment deposit for residential students is $400, with $250 of the enrollment deposit applied to tuition and the additional $150 to housing.

Any enrollment deposit made will be applied towards the amount owed on the student’s account (tuition/ student fees/ housing).

* Under certain circumstances, an unofficial transcript or alternative documentation is acceptable for a student who is a U.S. citizen or U.S. resident if the Chief Regulatory Officer approves it. Other forms of acceptable documentation include but are not limited to, an unofficial high school transcript or an unofficial associate degree transcript showing the date of graduation. If the enrolling student is an international student, and the student cannot reasonably provide the University with an official foreign transcript, the Registrar may accept an unofficial foreign transcript.  Unofficial transcripts may be subject to a verification process, and all transcripts must show the date of graduation.