LIU Post (CW Post Campus of Long Island University)

• Location: Brookville, New York, USA,
• Year of foundation: 1951,
• Number of students: about 15,000,
• Language of instruction: English,
• Type of studying: mixed.

LIU Post (C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University) is the largest university in the Long Island University system, offering more than 150 higher education programs at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels.

The main American university was founded in 1926, and a little less than 30 years later, in 1951, its LIU Post campus opened. Over the decades, it has established itself as an educational institution providing high-quality and in-demand education, allowing graduates to find jobs in the best companies in the region and the world, build a professional career, and engage in research activities. Students from many countries study here: adaptation programs and organizations for the development of career and professional skills operate specifically for foreign students.

The teachers are extremely highly qualified, most have doctoral degrees, are active researchers and contribute to the development of science and improving the quality of life in the United States and around the world. The system of professional relationships between teachers and students is unique: students do not just gain knowledge, but work in collaboration with a mentor as colleagues. This helps students to reach their potential and not be afraid to experiment, does not close them within the strict framework of academic knowledge, but teaches them to apply this knowledge in practice and make adjustments if required by modernity.

LIU Post's academic programs are registered with the New York State Department of Education and accredited by the Commission of Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Various fields and specialties are accredited by relevant organizations, which indicates the highest standards of educational quality and an exceptionally professional attitude towards the preparation of specialists.

Some programs are available online, which gives students the opportunity to combine their studies with work and additional education, and study from abroad. Online education is not inferior in quality to full-time education: students receive comprehensive support from teachers, all necessary academic materials, and a complete set of programs for studying specialized disciplines.

At LIU Post, teaching is organized based on specialized colleges:

• Business,
• Veterinary Medicine,
• Medical Professions,
• Communications,
• Performing Arts,
• International Relations,
• Education, Information and Technology,
• Entrepreneurship, Innovation,
• Visual Arts, Design, Communications,
• Liberal Arts,
• Nursing,
• Sciences,
• Professional Accounting,
• Professional Research,
• Honors College.

LIU is among the 7% of universities with high research activity: important scientific projects that impact the quality of life for the global community are implemented here annually. Specialized staff at LIU Post’s research institutes conduct scientific work in the following areas:

• The future of business,
• Sustainable communities,
• Innovative treatments,
• Data analytics,
• Health.

Students from all programs and majors work in a team with qualified specialists, which gives them the opportunity to gain important professional skills and expand their career prospects.

While studying at the LIU Post campus, students can stay in one of seven residences with different types of rooms.:

• Single, double and triple rooms with or without air conditioning,
• Single and double suites with all amenities.

In most residences, bathrooms, kitchens, and recreation areas are shared by men and women, so room occupancy is always same-sex. The buildings have laundry facilities and a 24-hour front desk.

All students must formalize a meal plan that includes a certain number of meals per week, additional points for spending in university cafeterias and shops. The plans offer flexibility in food, snacks, and drinks, and may include vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.

Subject list: Accounting, Adolescence Education, anthropology, Art, Art Therapy, Behavior Analysis, biology, Biomedical Science BSc, business, Business and communication, Business and management, chemistry, Childhood Education, Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Consumer behavior research, Counseling, Criminal justice, Dance, Database, design, Dietetics, Early Childhood Education, Earth Science , economics, Educational Technology, Environmental science, ethnology, Filmmaking, finance, Food and nutrition, foreign language, forensic science, Gender studies, geography, geology, Global leadership, Health & Physical Education, health and human sciences, Health care, health sciences, history, humanitarian sciences, Information Technology, Interdisciplinary Studies, International Business, journalism, Leadership, marketing, maths, Medicine, Merchandising, middle class teacher, museum work, music, Nursing, Pharmaceuticals, philosophy, PHOTOGRAPHY, physics, Political science, Psychology, Public administration, Public Relations, radiology, Social work, sociology, special education, Speech and Language Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology, sports management, Study of the environment, taxation, Teaching, Veterinary science, work with children and teenagers

A lot of attention is paid to sports education during studies. Students lead an active lifestyle, work out in the gym, can choose their main sport and join the national team under the supervision of professional coaches. Student teams take part in various competitions:

• Baseball,
• Basketball,
• Cross-country,
• Football,
• Athletics,
• Lacrosse,
• Wrestling,
• Bowling,
• Horseback riding,
• Fencing,
• Golf,
• Rugby,
• Softball,
• Swimming,
• Field hockey.

Students take an active part in university life and events on campus, including:

• "Foundation Day" is celebrated as the birthday of the campus,
• Greeting first-year students,
• "Green" and "Golden" Tuesdays,
• Hillwood Weekend,
• Homecoming, a celebration of students and graduates,
• Film screenings,
• Autumn concert,
• Events for the adaptation of international students.

Students have the opportunity to pursue hobbies in accordance with their interests, and there are various clubs, sections, and communities on campus.:

• Accounting Company,
• Community of the Language of the Deaf and Dumb,
• The Art Club,
• Long Island Economic Student Organization (ESTOLI),
• Health and Physical Education Club,
• Food Club,
• Psychological Club,
• Social Work Club,
• Student Art League,
• Association of Chinese Students and Scholars (CSSA),
• International Student Union,
• Post-anime Gaming Entertainment Community (P.A.G.E.S),
• Fashion Club,
• Opticon Yearbook,
• The radio station.

The location of the campus provides an opportunity to travel around one of the most beautiful cities in the world. New York is a recognized world capital: it houses monuments of architecture, culture and history of the United States. Students can visit museums, art galleries, theater productions and performances. There are also many restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues. Special university services, if necessary, organize excursions and extracurricular activities.

• LIU Post is one of the 5% of the world's AACSB accredited business schools.,
• The Best Business College according to Niche, Princeton Review,
• More than 20 Kennedy Center American College Theatre Awards,
• The ratio of students to teachers is 10:1,
• Sports competitions at the NCAA Division I level,
• Cooperation with local and foreign companies for internships, research, knowledge exchange,
• Diverse student life.

The university is located on an area of ​​307 acres (1.24 square kilometers) in a beautiful scenic area in the village of Brookville, New York (on the North Shore of Long Island). The distance to the city of New York is only 43 kilometers. On the campus are all the necessary buildings and facilities for a comfortable life and study, as well as for sports and hobbies. The advantage of the campus is the presence of a large number of trees and vegetation, as well as clean air. On campus there are:

• The buildings "Humanities Hall" and "Pell Hall" are the main educational buildings on the campus and contain the majority of the main classrooms
• Buildings «Hoxie Hall», «Roth Hall», «Lorber Hall». Here are the classrooms for classes and independent work
• The building "Kumble Hall". Here there are various student services, organizations of counseling, professional planning and career planning
• Center for Performing Arts "Tilles" is a well-equipped theater and music center, where various events and performances are held regularly
• The Hillwood Commons building serves as a center for student initiatives, and also has several administrative offices. There are also rooms for recreation, games, joint and independent work and a television room
• Residences for living
• Library Center
• Student Technology Center
• Computer labs
• Cinema
• The Steinberg Art Museum
• Theatre Studio
• Dance studio
• Sculpture Studios
• Craft Center
• Center for Fine Arts
• Davis Schwartz Memorial Library
• Center for discoveries and research "Kan"
• Sports grounds and facilities
• Fitness Center
• Restaurants, bars, cafes, canteens
• The shops
• Branch of the Bank and the Post.

The studying is conducted in semesters:

• Autumn: September-December,
• Spring: January-May.

During the summer months, sessions and additional classes are held on campus for students who want to improve their academic performance. Throughout the year, classes are conducted on weekdays, and recreation is organized on weekends, national and international holidays, and during seasonal vacations. Online education will differ from full-time education in terms of the number of study days and key dates.

The list of additional expenses will include:

• Registration and administrative fees,
• Accommodation, meal plan, and other housing expenses,
• Personal educational materials,
• Some extracurricular activities, student association fees,
• Health insurance,
• Additional academic opportunities,
• Personal expenses.

The application process is organized online to provide international students with greater flexibility and the opportunity to complete all necessary documents on time. Applicants fill out a registration form and submit documents, pay the admission fee. Then, the admissions committee conducts an interview and possible tests to assess the candidate's preparation and determine if LIU Post aligns with their academic goals. Based on the results of the entrance stages, applicants receive official letters of invitation to enroll, after which they can arrive on campus to begin their studies.

The University has over 285,000 alumni realizing their career potential in different countries around the world. Among the outstanding specialists who received a degree from LIU Post are:

• Rocky Aoki — the founder of Benihana restaurants,
• Ray Dalio — the founder of Bridgewater Associates investment company,
• Ted David — CNBC TV presenter,
• John Leguizamo — an actor who starred in over 100 films,
• Howard Lorber — CEO of Nathan's Famous,
• Jorge M. Perez — a billionaire, one of the largest developers in Miami.

Foreign applicants wishing to enroll in one of the higher education programs at LIU Post must provide:

• Personal documents, including passport, medical insurance, financial certificates, visa or residence permit,
• Academic certificates from previous places of study: certificate of full secondary education / Bachelor's degree / Master's degree — depending on the level at which the candidate enters,
• Official transcripts, national exam results,
• Language test results: TOEFL (from 75), PTE Academic (from 50), Duolingo (from 100) or equivalent,
• Two letters of recommendation,
• An essay about individual achievements, hobbies, and plans for education.

Some specializations have additional admission criteria (for example, professional experience).

Students have access to various forms of financial support: scholarships for merit, preferential payments based on special needs, federal and state grants, loans and subsidies, awards from the university's partner organizations. Some forms of support do not require repayment, are awarded according to certain criteria, and cover part of education expenses.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision