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Post University's Guideline: Financial Resources

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STANDARD NINE: FINANCIAL RESOURCES
Post University controls and allocates its resources in accordance with its mission and strategic plan to support its educational purposes. Through constant review of new degree programs based on market trends and research, educational quality and new revenue opportunities are enhanced with each newly approved program. The University’s approach to strategic planning and finance management allows it the flexibility and ease to move as required to respond to new demands at any given time.
The University operates as a private, for-profit educational institution. Working capital is reinvested and used to acquire quality faculty and staff, build new academic programs, invigorate existing programs, and invested …show more content…

As part of its onboarding process, the University verifies all education and prior experience credentials and performs background checks on all incoming employees. The CFO maintains primary fiduciary responsibility over the entire institution and is solely dedicated to his role as a corporate officer for Post University.
The University does not have an Advancement Office due to its “for-profit” tax status, so fundraising is at a minimum. Students may participate in fund-raising activities in order to support the mission of their clubs, organizations and/or athletic teams. Policies and guidelines for student fund-raising activities are located in the Student Handbook …show more content…

Post University believes nondiscriminatory practice with employees, students or other stakeholders enhances the learning environment necessary to create success. Our handbooks and University Catalog ensure decisions regarding employment, grades and participation do not violate applicable laws. This is done through training on matters such as proper hiring practices, instructional design strategies for diverse learners, as well as state-mandated employee training, such as sexual harassment

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