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I have written a review earlier about the financial aide department and I am still having problems!
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 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. First Issue is with financial aid department, they have a system set up to create a third party in between the "FAFSA", POST, ***, and the student. My issue with this is that, if the school gets the money from the Government and sends it to ***, and not the student, that would prolong the time to get the student aid refund. Which may hinder "First Time Students" from getting things to actually participate in online schooling, like a laptop. That's since one is not provided like they are for every other online school or not. Elementary school kids get free laptops. So that would Burden the first time goers, having to wait for the money from the Gov., and then the school sends it to *** instead of to the student. Even if we already have an account to have the money sent it too, they redirect the funds to somebody else That's gonna charge you fees for doing business with them. Although you didn't ask too, and was forced to take this option. They act like this is the only option to get our refund or a check, as I was told by the female director of the financial aid department. There are 4 parties in this transaction when There Is no need for me to even have to deal with bank mobile. ~POST HAS THE ABILITY TO SEND OR TRANSFER FUNDS TO *** ACCOUNT AND ROUTING NUMBERS, FROM THE SCHOOLS ACCOUNT AND ROUTING NUMBERS BUT, NOT THE STUDENT'S ROUTING AND ACCOUNT NUMBERS. I Think That's Fraud.~ I shouldn't "HAVE" to use *** or should I HAVE too?...
Post University complaints 9
My login information was wrong for 6 weeks during the first term,
I was issued the wrong login information, I could not login to my post student account as well as login to class. I also had to prove who I was in order to receive my financial aid and 2 of my student loans, one subsidized and one unsubsidized, along with my pell grant. Part of my last name was missing, so when it was corrected I received a new login...
Read full review of Post UniversityIssue 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
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.
I applied to Post University October 21st. I enrolled in two classes *** and ***. I participated in the first week of classes but then my dad, who is battling stage 4 colon cancer, started getting worst. I was unable to continue classes and help take care of him. I was 4 days past the drop out period. I contacted them and filed a petition, but they just gave me credit for future classes. Which I am not interested in. They want me to pay $3,470.00 for classes I didn't participate in after the first week. All because I was 4 days late in dropping them.
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 recieved several thousand dollars from my federal pell grant, loans, and monthly disbursement and it has more than covered my amounts due yet they have not refunded me the remaining balances to me per the federal handbook given to them and bank mobile which states I am to recieve the refunds within 14 days of them recievibg it it's been 3 months and I haven't recieved a dime! I called *** 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 recieved $974, $974, $3564, $5940, $886, $886, $1485, $1485 and my amounts due totals approximently, $3400 so far.
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
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.
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 *** would be released and I could request it immediately after. I paid the $700 and another $10 to have my *** electronically sent to another institution on 2/26. Last week I called and emailed in regards to my *** 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 *** still has not been sent.
I start*d att*nding this school on Octob*r 2019. I appli*d for and was approv*d for ***. Thschool th*n told mI was s*l*ct*d for v*rification. *v*ry timI turn*d in a docum*nt th*y havask*d for anoth*r on*. I havan outstanding balancand still no *** 8 months lat*r. Almost a y*ar of g*tting run around 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 would It affect my tuition since I requested before the school course was supposed to start. Now it looks like they want to charge me *** which shouldn't be 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.
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I applied to Post in hopes of gaining my degree in Psychology
I applied to Post in hopes of gaining my degree in Psychology. I applied for financial aid, was awarded pell grants in excess of $9,000. My tuition is only 1710 per term. I receive over 2200 each term, which more than covers my tuition as a virtual student. But Post takes all the money even though im due a refund each term. They doubled my tuition this term even though im only in one class.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
Ms. began enrollment at Post University on 10/26/2020 in the Accelerated Degree. In this program, a payment period is comprised of two consecutive 8-week terms. A student is considered full-time if enrolled in at least 12 credits in each payment period. Ms. was enrolled in a payment period that began on 10/26/2020 and will end on 3/7/2021. In the first term of the payment period on 10/25/2020, Ms. began enrollment in one 3-credit class and was registered in the subsequent term beginning on 1/11/2021 in 6 credits. Post disbursed federal student aid to her tuition and fee account on 11/30/2020. Once all charges were satisfied, Post disbursed a stipend to her representing the amount in excess of her charges on 12/2/2020 for $1,295. After we issued the stiped, her ledger account reflected a zero balance.
While she received the stipend, she officially withdrew from the University, and her future enrollment was cancelled. In accordance with US Department of Education (US ED) regulatory requirements, Post University was required to determine the amount of federal funds that she earned for her time in attendance because she did not complete all the scheduled days of enrollment in the payment period. As required, we returned $1,623 of her Direct Loan funding to US ED.
She returned to school on 1/11/2021 and we were able to re-disburse $1,623 of returned aid back to her account. As she only began participating in one class on 1/11/2021, she is not eligible for an additional loan disbursement, but she is eligible for Pell. We disbursed her Pell on 1/20/2021.
We reviewed her account activity and it can be broken down as follows
First Term
She was charged for one course in her first term as follows: Tuition Charge $1,710, Technology Fee $50, Electronic Course Materials $90 Totaling $1850
She received Pell in the amount of $794 and Federal Loans of $2,351 for total Federal Aid of $3,145.
After applying the $3,145 to her direct charges of $1,850, she had a credit of $1,295. We issued this to her in the form of a Stipend.
Second Term
She was charged for one course in her second term as follows: Tuition Charge $1,710, Technology Fee $50, Electronic Course Materials $90 Totaling $1850
She received Pell in the amount of $794.
After applying the $794 to her direct charges of $1,850, she owes a balance of $1,056.
We reviewed her ledger and confirmed that we only charged for the two classes in which she attended and that she has only received the amount of aid for which she is eligible aid based on her enrollment. We will not disburse any further Federal Student Aid, leaving future aid available for her enrollment at a new institution.
The University add/drop policy is published on website at this link ***. Students who wish to withdraw without charges may do so up to the deadline which is 5 pm on the first Friday of the term. As Ms. did not request to drop her courses by each deadline, she is responsible for the charges on her account
We encourage Ms. to work with her student accounts processor to make an arrangement that is acceptable.
I start*d att*nding this school on Octob*r 2019
I start*d att*nding this school on Octob*r 2019. I appli*d for and was approv*d for ***. Thschool th*n told mI was s*l*ct*d for v*rification. *v*ry timI turn*d in a docum*nt th*y havask*d for anoth*r on*. I havan outstanding balancand still no *** 8 months lat*r. Almost a y*ar of g*tting run around with this school.
I called the school several times to withdraw from the program ***
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 would It affect my tuition since I requested before the school course was supposed to start. Now it looks like they want to charge me *** which shouldn't be because of the situation I explained repeatedly. The only thing I should be responsible for is paying the borrower.
On February 26th I reached out to Post University in regards to settling a debt that was owed
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 *** would be released and I could request it immediately after. I paid the $700 and another $10 to have my *** electronically sent to another institution on 2/26. Last week I called and emailed in regards to my *** 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 *** still has not been sent.
I applied to Post University October 21st
I applied to Post University October 21st. I enrolled in two classes *** and ***. I participated in the first week of classes but then my dad, who is battling stage 4 colon cancer, started getting worst. I was unable to continue classes and help take care of him. I was 4 days past the drop out period. I contacted them and filed a petition, but they just gave me credit for future classes. Which I am not interested in. They want me to pay $3,470.00 for classes I didn't participate in after the first week. All because I was 4 days late in dropping them.
I am attending online classes at post university and they have recieved several thousand dollars from my federal pell grant, loans, and monthly
I am attending online classes at post university and they have recieved several thousand dollars from my federal pell grant, loans, and monthly disbursement and it has more than covered my amounts due yet they have not refunded me the remaining balances to me per the federal handbook given to them and bank mobile which states I am to recieve the refunds within 14 days of them recievibg it it's been 3 months and I haven't recieved a dime! I called *** 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 recieved $974, $974, $3564, $5940, $886, $886, $1485, $1485 and my amounts due totals approximently, $3400 so far.
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Post University's online programs are designed to cater to the needs of non-traditional students, providing scheduling flexibility and accessibility. Online students have access to a variety of interactive and engaging tools, including discussion forums, virtual classrooms, and video lectures.
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Beyond the classroom, Post University offers a range of services and resources to students - from career services to academic support and counseling. The university also has several clubs and organizations that students can join to expand their horizons, network, and have fun.
In summary, Post University is a renowned institution that has been providing quality education for over 130 years. It offers diverse programs, top-notch faculty, and extensive resources to empower students to achieve their academic and professional goals.
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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. First Issue is with financial aid department, they have a system set up to create a third party in between the "FAFSA", POST, ***, and the student. My issue with this is that, if the school gets the money from the Government and sends it to ***, and not the student, that would prolong the time to get the student aid refund. Which may hinder "First Time Students" from getting things to actually participate in online schooling, like a laptop. That's since one is not provided like they are for every other online school or not. Elementary school kids get free laptops. So that would Burden the first time goers, having to wait for the money from the Gov., and then the school sends it to *** instead of to the student. Even if we already have an account to have the money sent it too, they redirect the funds to somebody else That's gonna charge you fees for doing business with them. Although you didn't ask too, and was forced to take this option. They act like this is the only option to get our refund or a check, as I was told by the female director of the financial aid department. There are 4 parties in this transaction when There Is no need for me to even have to deal with bank mobile. ~POST HAS THE ABILITY TO SEND OR TRANSFER FUNDS TO *** ACCOUNT AND ROUTING NUMBERS, FROM THE SCHOOLS ACCOUNT AND ROUTING NUMBERS BUT, NOT THE STUDENT'S ROUTING AND ACCOUNT NUMBERS. I Think That's Fraud.~ I shouldn't "HAVE" to use *** or should I HAVE too?...