This person cares more about Academic Success than the average student.
Intelligence: Average
ACT:
SAT: 950
Lowest Rating Academic Success F
Describes the student body mostly as: Friendly, Arrogant, Closeminded
Describes the faculty mostly as: Friendly, Helpful
Highest Rating Excess Competition A+
How this student rated the school:
Educational Quality
B+
Faculty Accessibility
A
Useful Schoolwork
A
Excess Competition
A+
Academic Success
F
Creativity/Innovation
A
Individual Value
A
University Resource Use
A
Campus Aesthetics/Beauty
A+
Friendliness
A
Campus Maintenance
A-
Social Life
B-
Surrounding City
A
Extra Curriculars
B
Safety
A
I
graduated from Post in 2002, so I write this with
some real world perspective. From the reviews that I've
read, I will admit that Post is primarily a commuter
school and that you have to work to find your
own fun. If you're looking to be entertained 24-7,
you're probably not going to find that anywhere. Being
from out of state, I made friends with other students
from out of state and eastern Long Island and we
spent our weekends at clubs, bars, the mall, and NYC.
I had a great time and since I used
this opportunity to live away from home, I learned how
to grow up as well.
I felt as if I
received a solid education and had only one bad professor.
As far as interacting with the administration, you
have to keep in mind that they spend a majority
of the day dealing with students that have a sense
of self-entitlement. My advice is to be polite and
use good manners when interacting with older adults and you
will be fine. That's how I got a loan
replaced with a grant and a scheduling error that would
have prevented me from graduating was immediately corrected (with an
apology).
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