Academic Programs, Equine Studies
I frequently talk with prospective students and their families who are weighing the decision to enroll in an undergraduate Equine-related degree program. I’m a big supporter of college students studying something that really matters to them, and any time I have the... 
Blog, Computer Information Systems, Featured
The cost of cybersecurity breaches in 2018 alone was more than $654 billion. This includes 2.8 billion pieces of data from consumers that were exposed and potentially stolen and sold on the black market. To protect a business from highly sought-after consumer data,... 
Blog, Career Insights, Featured
Society expects us to choose our career path early and stick to this plan until retirement. These expectations are slowly beginning to loosen, however, with many disenchanted individuals switching their approach long after they’ve earned their first degree and... 
Alumni Spotlight, Blog, Faculty Spotlight, Featured, Student Spotlight
Post alumna and current online MBA student, Kristen Gillespie, recently joined the University as our new Career and Internship Advisor. It was only weeks ago that Gillespie was living in Atlanta, Georgia. Extremely excited for this new opportunity, Gillespie accepted... 
Featured, John P. Burke School of Public Service & Education, Student Life
There are 17 clubs at Post University offering our campus and online students the opportunity to engage and discover their passions. Today, we turned our University blog over to Jaclyn Marie Shea, president of the Emergency Management Homeland Security Club, to talk... 
Blog, Communication & Media Studies, Featured
Technological prowess may be valuable in today’s digital world, but communication skills remain as vital as ever. From social media to traditional face-to-face interactions, communication forms the basis of our personal lives and our modern economy. Those who...
