Welcome to Argosy University, Atlanta
Argosy University, Atlanta offers a wide variety of degree programs. Bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees are available in the College of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences, College of Education, College of Business, and College of Undergraduate Studies. The Atlanta campus is also home to the American School of Professional Psychology which features the Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree in Clinical Psychology program. (Note: Not all degree programs are offered in all program areas.
The complete list of degree programs offered at Argosy University, Atlanta is as follows:
Coursework at Argosy University, Atlanta emphasizes interpersonal skills alongside academic learning. With a focus on personal improvement and development, we are committed to creating a supportive learning environment and providing our students with a wealth of opportunities and resources.
At Argosy University, Atlanta we understand that adults continuing their education and students who already have jobs have a difficult time planning courses that fit their busy schedules. Because of this, we offer flexible learning formats such as evening and weekend classes as well as online courses.
Argosy's Atlanta Campus Location
Argosy University, Atlanta is located in Sandy Springs, Georgia, just north of Atlanta. The campus is minutes away from shopping, restaurants, public transportation, as well as cultural and entertainment venues. The proximity to public transportation especially makes the commute a breeze. Also, being close to restaurants enables students to be able to spend all day on campus if necessary without returning home for lunch.
*The programs offered through Argosy University, Atlanta College of Education DO NOT lead to teacher or administrator certification, licensure, or endorsement in any State in the United States.
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Argosy University Professors Offer Tips On How To Help Make Summer Safe for Your Child
5/22/2009 - Argosy University, Atlanta
Summer is fast approaching and students will be out of school on summer break. This is a great time for students but a time of concern for parents because students will have extra time on their hands and the opportunity to get into trouble is greater.
