Argosy University has earned the distinction of supporting one of the largest graduate student communities in the nation. Argosy University is built on a nation-wide system of 18 locations found throughout America. At Argosy University, students enjoy a collegial, supportive academic environment that emphasizes teaching and practical training.

The history of Argosy University began with the combination of three schools with three distinct areas of educational focus. Our roots can be traced to the American Schools of Professional Psychology, the Medical Institute of Minnesota and the University of Sarasota. The combination of these three schools created Argosy University, an academic institution that serves the needs of adult students in four academic programs areas: education, business, health sciences and psychology.

Argosy University offers online programs that use the same curriculum taught at our Chicago campus. The major advantage of taking classes online is that you are in control; you decide when you want to take your classes – day or night – at home or in a coffee shop – anywhere you connect to the Internet. It's up to you. You will take classes online in our interactive, user-friendly classroom and learn from seasoned faculty members who provide personalized attention in a small class setting. Throughout your matriculation, we will support you with a student advisor, faculty mentor, career services, and an online campus community enabling you to connect with your global peers.

Argosy University is regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

Argosy University Online Programs are offered through Argosy University in Chicago. Students will register through the Chicago campus and their campus of record will be Argosy University in Chicago. All services will be provided in an online environment supported by the Chicago campus. When students complete their online programs, both the diploma and transcripts will be issued by the Argosy University in Chicago campus.