Post University traces its beginnings to 1890 in Waterbury, Connecticut, when it opened as Matoon Shorthand School. After a run of names, including Waterbury Business College and Post College, it became Teikyo Post University in 1990 and Post University in 2004. It moved to its present 58-acre campus on Country Club Road in 1965 and became a four-year school in 1976. Post began online learning in 2000, and one profile puts online enrollment at 96 percent of students. In 2021 it acquired American Sentinel University, now its nursing and health sciences college, and in December 2024 the Chilean university Universidad Andres Bello acquired it, with Post keeping its name and leadership. It offers about 60 programmes across four colleges, including the Malcolm Baldrige School of Business and the John P. Burke School of Public Service and Education. The Eagles compete in NCAA Division II, mainly in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.
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Post University offers on-campus and online routes, with a separate online admissions track.
Dates, fees and criteria change every session. Always confirm them on the official admissions page before applying.
Location
800 Country Club Road, Connecticut, United States
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