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Argosy University was a private for-profit university in the US that closed in 2019 after losing federal funding. It originated from three separate institutions and faced several lawsuits and investigations for deceptive marketing practices.
Learn about the history and closure of Argosy University, Seattle, a for-profit institution that merged with other schools in 2001. The campus was founded in 1995 as a school of professional psychology and was located on the Seattle waterfront.
A private, for-profit law school in Irvine, California, accredited by the American Bar Association. Learn about its history, programs, admissions, bar passage, and notable alumni.
Education Management Corporation (EDMC) was a for-profit operator of post-secondary schools in the US and Canada. It owned Argosy University, one of the schools sold to Dream Center in 2017, and closed in 2019.
Argosy is a word that can refer to various things, such as magazines, ships, aircraft, or a band. Learn about the different meanings and uses of Argosy in arts, entertainment, media, business, and transportation.
A list of seven pages of people who attended or graduated from Argosy University, a for-profit online university in California. The list includes politicians, educators, and other professionals.
King served at Antioch University from 2004-2011. In 2004, he became the first Academic Dean, and later Interim President, at Antioch University New England. [1] Continuing his work at Antioch University Los Angeles from 2006-2011, King was the first President of a separate campus apart from the Santa Barbara campus.
Please create a school heading and what you remember or put it under another school heading: ARGOSY UNIVERSITY NASHVILLE -Moved from Cool Springs to Percy Priest approximately 2008. -Instructors in the Department of Psychology: Dr. Peggy Way; Robert Moore, EdD; -Administration: Christine Dyabata (Student Services, at least 2006-2009)