Post University
Reviews and Complaints

I have written a review earlier about the financial aide department and I am still having problems! My husband had a payment arrangement for my daughter in which he canceled because he was done paying last semester.. fast forward to today and they took $75.00 without asking out of his bank account ..which wasn't even what the first arrangement was for! On top of that they're stealing my daughters disbursement money! This schools financial aide department deserves 0 stars! Look them up they have fraud on their records..

I have had the worst "FIRST" college experience with Post, than any experience I have ever had dealing with a business institution. I have spoken to the Heads of all departments I am complaining about. The first issue is with the financial aid department. They have a system set up that involves a third party between the "FAFSA", Post, and the student. My issue with this is that if the school receives the money from the government and sends it to a third party, rather than directly to the student, it would delay the time it takes for students to receive their aid refund. This delay may hinder "First Time Students" from acquiring necessary items for participating in online schooling, such as a laptop, especially since one is not provided as they are at many other online schools. Elementary school kids often receive free laptops, so this delay places an undue burden on first-time college students who have to wait for the funds from the government to be processed through a third party before reaching them. Even if students have an account ready to receive the funds, the school redirects the funds to a third party that charges fees for their services. This is despite the fact that students did not choose this option and were forced to accept it. The financial aid department acts as though this is the only way to receive our refunds or a check, as I was told by the female director of the financial aid department. There are four parties involved in this transaction when there is no need for me to even deal with a third-party financial service. Post has the capability to send or transfer funds directly to students' bank accounts using their account and routing numbers, but they choose not to. I think that's deceptive and unfair. I shouldn't be compelled to use a third-party service, nor should I have to.

I applied to Post University on October 21st. I enrolled in two classes. After participating in the first week of classes, my situation changed drastically as my dad, who is battling stage 4 colon cancer, started to deteriorate. Consequently, I was unable to continue with my classes and had to help take care of him. Unfortunately, this happened just after the drop-out period had ended; I was 4 days late. Despite contacting the university and filing a petition, they only offered me credit for future classes, which does not interest me. Now, they are asking me to pay $3,470.00 for the classes I was unable to attend after the first week, all due to a mere 4-day delay in withdrawing.

I Get a siphin of money and that is for my rent this is going to be the second time that this occurs now they do not want to post my rest of money to bank mobile and this is there error and they outta just put it in an account due to its there mistake there acting like I need to wait 2 more weeks when I recie ed half of it and I should have gotten my money all together.

I am attending online classes at Post University and they have received several thousand dollars from my federal Pell Grant, loans, and monthly disbursement. This has more than covered my amounts due, yet they have not refunded me the remaining balances as per the federal handbook provided to them and BankMobile, which states I am to receive the refunds within 14 days of them receiving it. It's been 3 months and I haven't received a dime! I called the university and the disbursement company they use, and neither one of them has ever heard of me. Please help me get my money. I am homeless and broke, and I need that money! I have received $974, $974, $3564, $5940, $886, $886, $1485, $1485, and my amounts due total approximately $3400 so far.

On February 26th, I reached out to Post University in regards to settling a debt that was owed. I paid $700 and was advised that my transcript would be released and I could request it immediately after. I paid the $700 and another $10 to have my transcript electronically sent to another institution on February 26th. Last week, I called and emailed in regards to my transcript being sent and was advised that it would be sent. Here we are, almost going on two weeks as of this Wednesday, March 11th, and the transcript still has not been sent.

I started attending this school in October . I applied for and was approved for financial aid. The school then informed me I was selected for verification. Every time I turned in a document they requested, they have asked for another one. I have an outstanding balance and still no financial aid 8 months later. It's been almost a year of getting the runaround with this school.

I called the school several times to withdraw from the program. They assured me they would get back to me but haven't responded yet. I asked several times whether it would affect my tuition since I requested the withdrawal before the school course was supposed to start. Now it looks like they want to charge me, which shouldn't be the case because of the situation I explained repeatedly. The only thing I should be responsible for is paying the borrower.

Issue concerning classes taken when I should not have taken these classes and I one was not aware of the classes I was being placed in and two was not aware of my transcripts needing to be official in order to be officially taken in order to be accepted at this school after speaking to several people.