Post University

Behind every business is a detail-oriented financial team, who support financial planning and decision making to ensure companies continue to profit and progress. Help organizations grow as you move forward in your career with an Associate of Science in Accounting from Post University. As a graduate of our program, you can seek employment as a bookkeeper, accountant, or payroll and billing clerk. Many of our graduates go on to complete their four-year degrees and pursue CPA and CMA certifications to advance their careers further.

Plus, you won’t have to put your current job responsibilities on hold to go to school. With day, evening and weekend options for our Connecticut campus, as well as an online associate degree in accounting option, we offer plenty of flexibility to help you fit your education into your schedule.

Your associate degree in accounting will introduce you to concepts and principles that are the foundation of accounting. In addition to understanding the practical aspects of bookkeeping, you will also explore in-depth accounting theories and use those theories to evaluate real businesses. Your program also covers business fundamentals, giving you a basic understanding of management and marketing to go along with your accounting skills and insights. You’ll be well prepared for an entry level accounting career.

Your co-workers know they can always count on you. You’re a dependable, hardworking employee, and you’re ready to take your career to the next level. Earning your management degree from Post University, such as the Associate of Science in Management, can open new doors to a variety of management jobs, including human resources associate, retail store manager, sales representative, account associate, customer service supervisor and independent business owner.

Through coursework with an interdisciplinary focus, you will gain a solid foundation in business management and leadership, entrepreneurship, and creativity and innovation. You will expand your workplace diversity and teamwork skills.

In your Associate of Science in Management degree program, you’ll also cover topics including leading change, resolving conflict, motivating others, leading a team, ethics in business situations, and a host of practical management techniques. And you’ll learn general business concepts, including the fundamental management concepts of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling.

Without customers, businesses can’t be successful. That’s why they rely on marketing teams to deliver their message to potential buyers both on and offline. A Post University education is your first step toward a new career in this exciting field—specifically, the education you get with an associate degree in marketing online program. As a graduate of our A.S. in marketing degree program, you can pursue marketing jobs in areas that require skills for direct marketing communications, building customer relationships management, developing marketing strategy, marketing research, and more.

Courses for this associate in marketing degree are taught 100 percent online and focus on current technological advances in marketing, ethical marketing practices, consumer relationships and internet-based marketing trends. Through your studies, you will gain job-oriented skills in direct marketing, social marketing, multi-cultural advertising, retailing, strategic marketing, market research and sales promotions and be prepared to pursue any number of entry-level marketing positions.

Your online marketing associate degree program will give you the tools you need to evaluate marketing operations and develop a responsible budget. You’ll learn what it takes to create sales strategies, establish and maintain a brand’s image, and measure the effectiveness of a marketing strategy—locally, nationally, and globally. Your A.S. in Marketing from Post University is designed to provide you entry level knowledge and skills to prepare you in the marketing and advertising career fields.

You are determined to keep the public safe and vow to uphold the integrity of the law. Now make that commitment a career with a criminal justice degree from Post University. This could be your first step toward a rewarding and demanding position in federal, state, or local law enforcement or corrections; correctional counseling; case management; or other exciting criminal justice careers. With the foundational knowledge you will build in our criminal justice associate degree program, you can be prepared to enter or advance in the field or pursue your bachelor’s degree.

As a student in this program, offered as an online criminal justice associate degree and at our Connecticut campus, you can develop skills in report writing, fingerprinting, and crime scene documentation. You will also gain well–rounded knowledge in the areas of law enforcement, forensics, criminal investigation, courts, and corrections.

We keep our class sizes small to encourage active participation in discussions and to provide more one-on-one support from our professional faculty. Our faculty bring years of practical criminal justice expertise in the classroom and through off-site experiential learning opportunities.

If you would like to help others navigate the law and solve their legal problems, then enroll in the legal studies program at Post University. Our skills-based program provides a career-focused pathway to legal studies jobs in a range of law firms, corporate legal departments, the court system and government agencies. Upon completion of your studies, you will possess a comprehensive understanding of various specialized areas of the law, which you can apply to entry-level legal positions.

In our associate legal studies degree program, you will acquire specific legal knowledge in the context of ethical practice. You will develop practical skills in legal research, civil litigation, real estate closings, estate administration and probate practice. You will also be able to choose electives in areas you would like to explore including but not limited to, family law, business organizations, and bankruptcy practice. Through job-oriented coursework, you will:

• Attain a professional level of organizational and communication skills
• Demonstrate an understanding of the team concept for the delivery of legal services
• Develop skills in the use of technology in the delivery of legal services
• Demonstrate ethical awareness and understand the concept of integrity

All young children, infants through eight-year-olds, deserve quality care and education. Help children learn and grow through nurturing relationships, intentional teaching, and purposeful play!

With an Associate of Science in Early Childhood Education (ECE) from Post University, you can pursue a position or a promotion in a variety of early childhood education jobs, such as assistant teacher in an infant-toddler or preschool center or Head Start program, family child care educator, in-home child care provider (nanny), home visitor/parent educator, family support worker, social services specialist, or family resource center community worker.

Through a challenging curriculum, rich class discussions, applied learning assignments, field experiences in early childhood settings and guided reflection, our Associate in Early Childhood Education program helps you gain:

• foundational knowledge of the characteristics, developmental stages and early learning standards for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarteners, and children through age eight;
• understanding of effective practices that honor diverse families, cultures and communities;
• tools to ensure ethical responsibility, advance equity and provide culturally-responsive environments; and
• appropriate skills and techniques to support the optimal growth of young children with typical and exceptional abilities and needs.

Equipped with core knowledge, skills and tools, you’ll be able to create and implement developmentally appropriate, anti-bias curriculum that fosters the development of the whole child. As a Post Associate in ECE graduate, you will be well-prepared to establish authentic relationships with children, families, and early childhood practitioners. You will help young children thrive!