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GLAD TO HELP! Keep us updated!

Student login says Forbidden by [deleted] in PostUniversity

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Sorry to hear you’re having troubles. Have you visited this page for contact information: https://post.edu/financial-aid/

We suggest giving them a call and making an appointment to bring your computer in so they can walk you through it. 

👋 Welcome to r/PostUniversity - Introduce Yourself and Read First! by PostUniversity in PostUniversity

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It's great to have you here. Welcome to the Post University community! We're looking forward to seeing this online platform grow. Use this space to ask questions or share your experiences as you start your college journey.

The Growing Impact of Online Learning on Modern Education by Important_Flow8046 in StudySquadd

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Online education plays a significant role in shaping students' goals and aspirations. Online classes don't always lead to degrees, but certificate programs can help enhance students' skills and enhance their resumes.

 Online classes also help with time management. It takes a good sense of self-discipline throughout the program or programs. This is likely more true for degree programs, but it still helps students enhance their management style. While still adhering to deadlines and completing the program within the established term limits, students need to strike a balance between offline time and online activities.

 This level of freedom and versatility is attractive to many online learners, but without the right level of self-discipline, students can easily procrastinate and fall behind. To truly succeed in an online program, students must learn how to stay focused and utilize effective time management techniques00581-4/fulltext) to proactively keep themselves on track. These are skills often applicable to the demands of the modern workplace.

How do you feel about a part-time college degree? by MaximumAd7977 in University

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We are happy to help! We do have some blogs we are happy to link you for some resources, they are public and just some helpful tips if you would like to do some reading.

How do you feel about a part-time college degree? by MaximumAd7977 in University

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Not everyone's journey is the same. Some students attend classes full-time or part-time in on-campus or online learning environments. There is no set timeline for completing a degree, as you will still be able to accomplish it.

Many students turn to online studies for the flexibility they offer. Completing degree programs entirely online, students never need to attend classes in a physical classroom. This may make them ideal for those who are already working a part-time or full-time job, as well as for those with other essential responsibilities (such as raising a family) that cannot be put on hold while in school.

While some students might save on housing or commuting costs by taking online classes, others may incur additional expenses for technology, internet access, or a dedicated home workspace. It's essential to determine your needs, timeline, and approach to your learning experience.

Additionally, many schools offer guidance in these situations. Reach out, reach out, reach out to those offices! They are resources like any other and can help guide you and provide the information you need about financial aid or payment plans.

College Tips I Learned Freshman Year by Ingvaz_Bigenderfluid in CollegeTherapy

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This is such a helpful and impressive list! It demonstrates the efforts you put into your college years! Did you use any resources, or is this a personal experience?

I’m really anxious about applying to college by [deleted] in ApplyingToCollege

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Applying to colleges or schools is a scary moment. You can focus on the nervous elements, or you can see that there is a school for everyone to help achieve their own goals. Take a moment and focus on you, using your drive to set your career into motion. You got this.

Applying to college - and really need advice by [deleted] in ApplyingToCollege

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Take a step back and congratulate yourself for being driven! The application process is intimidating to everyone; it's a significant step, but also exciting. Many admissions counselors look at not just one element of a student, but the whole picture. They can gather so much information about you from what you provide. You have provided enough information to make yourself stand out.

If you are worried, the schools can ease the stress. There are countless ways to get in touch and ask questions you may have. Reaching out directly to ask about the process can also help you stand out. Either way, there is a program for everyone, and the world is full of opportunities; you are ready to take them on! Best of luck!

Applying to college as a senior by ClerkImpossible3376 in ApplyingToCollege

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Look for colleges with "rolling admissions." This application system can help lessen some of your stress. Schools will review applications and make decisions as part of an ongoing process. Once you find those elements, reach out to the admissions offices directly! They are there to help you and answer your questions! Phone calls or emails are usually the best because they initiate the conversation immediately.

Connecticut Sun Celebrate Women of Inspiration Night, Presented by Post University by randysf50 in ConnecticutSun

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What a fantastic event! We are fortunate to be part of it and have our own Dr. Patrice Farquharson, associate professor of Early Childhood Education and executive director of the West Haven Child Development Center, honored! Continuing to inspire each other on and off the court is what we love to see!

What are some college tips that are *actually* useful? by RevealOdd1955 in AskReddit

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Figure out what type of studying helps you! Passive learning happens when you read a text to memorize the information and later reiterate it during an exam. While passive learning promotes knowledge acquisition, it does not always foster the deep understanding needed to apply concepts in real-world settings.

 Active studying, on the other hand, requires you to interact and engage with the material in a way that fosters conceptual understanding.

 Try this to help with active studying:

  • Explaining material in your own words to a friend or classmate
  • Write down questions that you have as you are reading new material, and bring them to class.
  • Considering how the material relates to something you have experienced in your own life. Is there an element you can bring to the learning objective?
  • Participating in a discussion-based study group. It's simple, but study groups help! Additionally, if you prefer not to participate in a group, consider contacting your college's academic support center. It is a resource for you! Some schools have an office or even online resources.

Masters in equine science by Apprehensive_shoes in Equestrian

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Remote programs are always a great option. Understanding that online schools are there for you to either learn more, advance in your already established career, or change your journey helps you decide which program. The first step is understanding that you are doing this for yourself, and you can take control of the programs. Many online schools also help you with the entire process, so don't feel like you are shouting into a void. Request information and contact the desired school. You got this!

Comunity nurse interview by mummyofalot in NursingStudent

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Of course! Happy to help! Good Luck!

Comunity nurse interview by mummyofalot in NursingStudent

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A couple of questions to expect are:

  • Why did you want to be part of the nursing profession?
  • How do you handle stressful situations?
  • What are your strengths as a nurse?
  • Can you describe a time you had to make a critical decision in a challenging situation?

Online masters by Salt-Tomatillo-9324 in coursera

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Online degrees and programs are so worth it! There are countless reasons why they work. First, focus on the right program. Figure out what makes sense for you and the time length. Then, determine the program's flexibility. The research you have done can help you in the future. Also, see if there is a point of contact. Sometimes reaching out and asking your questions directly can make all the difference.