Argosy University

The facility is nice, and that is it. I attended Argosy for a year, and I only left with regret. There is zero admittance requirements to get in. If the money is there, they don’t care. This school preys on veteran students. They milk the GI Bill, and offer no education in return. They even structure classes to maximize the GI Bill pay out.
«Dr.» Russell Corpron defiantly ruined this school in my eyes. He taught a wide variety of classes, and was not qualified to teach any of them. All he would do is talk about about how Obama sucks all day, then give homework. It was always the same. The only thing he ever graded was APA format. I had four completely different classes with this guy, and I quickly learned that the substance of reports did not matter, as long as the APA format was correct.
I took eight classes from this school, and never took a single test. The entire school is essay based. This is so that it is easy to hide ho uneducated the student body is.
If you are thinking about Argosy, please hold your wallet, and RUN.

Unfortunately the staff rotates more than a pair of underwear I’ve had at least 4 different student advisors and 5 different financial aide advisors. The teachers are great but dealing with the administration and advisors is ridiculous. They will lie and cover for each other and leave you to feel alone. I was a fan but now not so much. I am three classes away from my degree so I have to stick it out but I can’t fathom doing my graduate program here.

I completed my Masters of Counseling Psychology in 2009. It’s a newer campus, so classrooms are small and there is a lot more attention given to you by the teachers.
I started in September 2007. The program is two years long if you remain full time (three classes per semester). After the first year you begin Practicum where you are in the field working with actual clients while being supervisor by a licensed professional. You think you learn a lot from a textbook, but the real learning comes from the last year of the program in Practicum.