I have been attending this school for over 3 years and it has been an awesome experience. I would highly recommend looking into this school if you are planning on going to college!

As a working mother of five children, online education was really the only option for me. I had a job that required me to get a Master's Degree within a three year window. After researching and considering many online programs, I went with Post. The Financial Aid office was extremely helpful, the timeline of the program was doable for me, and to be frank I liked that there was a physical campus in Waterbury, CT even though the program was 100% online. I enjoyed the professors, I liked the ones that were more strict than less. I felt like many others in the classes with me were not contributing graduate level work and I hope that is one way that Post can improve their online program. I appreciated when professors would point that out and encourage students to do better. I had several issues that were dealt with well by the staff or by the financial aid office and/or counselors. I was even able to do my work while I was traveling through Europe for 2 weeks. The flexibility was fantastic. I hope the program gets stronger and more successful. I got my degree early on in the online education game and I think it will only gain more respect as it progresses. I've known very many people in my field who have graduated from top universities undergrad, only to choose an online program for more advanced degrees strictly due to the convenience.

I was outright lied to about my Financial Aid and how the process would work. I did not understand a thing about student loans nor how they worked. I was told that as a single mother I would have all expenses paid and never be out of pocket for any of my expenses and would in fact receive money back. This "money back" was actually student loan refund money (I did not even know I was taking out loans), and since I kept borrowing the max amount unknown to me I am now out of funding with over a year left and no way to pay for my degree. Shame on me for not educating myself to the entire process, but Shame on Post for lying and not explaining anything to me. When reading reviews (which I should have done BEFORE attending) it seems this happens a lot. Post should be held accountable and should not be accredited.