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Long Island University - Post

School info
2.9
Overall Quality
Reputation
2.9
Food
2.2
Clubs
2.5
Facilities
3.3
Internet
2.7
Location
3.4
Opportunities
2.9
Safety
3.7
Social
2.5
Happiness
3.1

Basic Information

Location

  • New York, NY

Institution Overview

  • Public/Private: Private university
  • Established: 1954
  • Founder: Marjorie Merriweather Post, Long Island University (LIU)

Academic information

Degree Courses

  • Long Island University - Post offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate degree courses
  • but the exact number is not specified in the provided sources. However
  • based on the information given
  • it appears to be in the hundreds. For undergraduate programs
  • the list includes over 40 majors and specializations. For graduate programs
  • the list includes over 30 majors and specializations. Combining these
  • it is reasonable to estimate that Long Island University - Post offers more than 70 degree courses. Therefore
  • the number of degree courses is likely in the range of 70 to over 100. **Range: 70-100**

Key Area

  • Cardiovascular Pharmacology
  • Antimicrobial Pharmacodynamics
  • Pharmaceutical Pre-formulation and Formulation
  • Molecular Cell Biology and Pharmacology of Prostate Cancer
  • HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C

Student and Staff Numbers

  • Students: Approximately 15,066 students are enrolled at Long Island University - Post
  • Undergraduates: 11,322 undergraduate students
  • Academic Staff: The number of academic staff at Long Island University - Post is approximately 150-200 faculty members across various departments, including the College of Science, School of Natural and Life Sciences, Department of English, and the School of Nursing. However, this is an approximate range and may not include adjunct faculty or staff from other programs
  • Administrative Staff: Long Island University - Post has at least 15 administrative staff members, as listed in the provided sources. However, the exact number could be higher if all adjunct and part-time staff are included. **Range: 15-20**

Notable Alumni

  • Brian Kilmeade
  • Lynda Lopez
  • Dina Meyer
  • Art Levitt III
  • Edward Micone

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Students talk about this school

Good reviews
Overall 4.7
If you want to go to a party school LIU Post is the place to go there are parties all the time from the parkijg lots all the way to the lawns reason for that its a wet campus which means your allowed to have beer in your dorm as long as your 21
Overall 4.7
I love LIU Post I've never been happier at any college the this school. I transferred here from Dowling College a school that closed and when I walked onto the campus I said I'm going to love this place the campus is beautiful the students are friendly the faculity is very helpful espically the center for healthy living. The Pratt Center is awsome
Overall 4.4
Great school with lots of things to do all the time. The professors and faculty really care about you. Very safe all the time
Overall 4.3
This school is great, the campus is big and beautiful the professors are nice but some of them are very strict which makes everything more difficult in the learning the only challenges are that is far from the city other than that is great. I do recommend this school.
Overall 4.3
An amazing school! I learned so much from my program and all the professors were great. I am going to miss it when i graduate
Overall 4
Such a great school !! It would be better if the clubs were marketed more and students would get more involved!!
Bad reviews
Overall 1
Read these recent reviews, and trust them. This school is absolutely horrible. No campus life, outdated EVERYTHING, zero opportunities in your major with zero help. Cafe is smaller than most highschools. All staff is inexperienced because they have replaced people from the previous year who quit cuz they hated it. No this is NOT an exaggeration.
Overall 1
Don't even think about it.
Overall 1
Fuhgeddaboudit!
Overall 1
Not worth the paper the diploma is printed on. This is not the remarkable school it was back when it started.
Overall 1
Amazing school if you intend on being full-time, perpetually unemployed!
Overall 1
Not really anything to do. There are no houses here really so the only social option is going to grimy, ghetto bars. Save yourself the torture and do not go here. This school is just a glorified high school. An awful experience.
Overall 1.1
Anyone who comments how great the school is has no idea what it means to be a Post graduate in the real world. Aside from the accounting program or maybe the broadcasting division, you'd be better off as a dropout. No competitive recruiter is going to take this school seriously even with a 4.0 GPA. Don't kid yourself for a moment!
Overall 1.1
I highly would not recommend attending this school especially if you're looking to enjoy your college career.
Overall 1.1
Do not even think of going here! It is the most depressed school imaginable. NO social life at alleven if you dorm. Academics are a joke and the faculty is all adjuncts. Just come here on any Friday when classes are in session and it will be a ghost town despite the 1,000+ people "vibrant campus community" (exact words) they advertise. Stay AWAY!!!
Overall 1.1
LISTEN TO THIS: I took orgo last semester with professor Devine stopped showing up after a few weeks we missed 5 classes and ended up switching professors. Eilerman and Romu were inconsiderate. Tests were not curved. We learned nothing and all failed. Chemistry Chair Nancy Peters did absolutely nothing to accommodate GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.