2022-2023b Catalog Updates (Spring Semester/Terms 4-6)

General Policy Updates

January 3, 2023 - Added description of the School of Continuing Education.  

January 10, 2023 - Graduation policy updated.  

January 27, 2023 - Updated certification/licensure disclosures in General Information Section.  

February 28, 2023 - Updated ASC Admissions Policy.  

March 6, 2023 - Updated Counseling Center Policy to Mental Health and Wellness Services Policy.  

April 4, 2023 - Updated Federal Financial Aid section to include:  

Federal Student Work-Study

The Federal Work-Study (FWS) Program provides jobs for undergraduate and graduate students who demonstrate financial need. FWS gives the student a chance to earn money to help pay for educational or personal expenses while working on campus or in community service work.

A FWS student is paid through a combination of institutional and federal funds. FWS Students are eligible to receive an award each academic year.   Once the student has earned their total FWS award, the student is no longer eligible for FWS employment unless chosen to be hired as a Student Worker and paid through the hiring department's budget. 

To apply please click the link: https://post.edu/fws. 

Added the following to the FERPA policy:

The University may share education records when the disclosure is necessary to protect the health or safety of the student or other individuals as permitted by FERPA. 

Academic Updates

Program Updates  ​

Term 4/Spring Semester

A.S. Early Childhood Education

• Liberal Arts: Replace Humanities Elective with Liberal Arts Elective
• Major Core:
  • Replace CHS 250  with CHS 113  
  • Replace CHS 201  or CHS 252  with CHS Elective (refer to program page for suggested electives)

A.S. Management

• Major Core: 
  • Replace Business Elective 200 Level or higher with Business Elective 200 or 300 Level
  • Replace Management Elective 200 Level or higher with Human Resource Management or Management Elective 200 or 300 Level 

B.S. Business Administration and B.S. Management

•  MBA Track Concentration: Replace BUS 506   with BUS 524  

B.S. Criminal Justice

• Crime Scene Investigation Concentration (NEW): CRJ 102 , CRJ 211 , CRJ 213 , CRJ 342 , CRJ 344  

B.S. Emergency Management and Homeland Security

• Cybersecurity and Information Assurance Concentration: Replace CIS 222   and CIS 322   with CIS 337  or CIS 410  

Master of Business Administration 

• Foundation Course: BUS 502  
• Major Core:
  • ​BUS 503 , BUS 509 , BUS 515 , BUS 522 , BUS 524 , BUS 528 , BUS 530   (Replace BUS 505 , BUS 521 , BUS 523 , BUS 525 )
• Concentrations:
  • ​The number of required credits changed to twelve
  • Emerging Topics courses added to the following concentrations: Corporate Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Healthcare Systems Leadership, Human Resource Management, Leadership, Marketing, Project Management, Supply Chain Management
  • Students who choose the Multidisciplinary concentration will select an additional course from the current list
• Capstone Course: BUS 695  (Replace BUS 700  )

Criminal Justice Minor

• Replace CRJ Elective with CRJ 200 .