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Course descriptions describe the learning opportunities that are provided through the classroom and coursework. It is each student’s responsibility to participate in the activities that will lead to successfully meeting the learning outcomes.
Not every course is offered at each Argosy University campus. Availability is based on curriculum, faculty interest, local clinical needs, and student interest. Registration Bulletins and other announcements provide detailed course availability and prerequisite information. The listing presented here was current at the time of publication. We recommend contacting the particular campus for current course availability.
Campus Abbreviations
Course prerequisites that are campus-specific are indicated by the following abbreviations:
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Abbreviation
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Campus
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ATL
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Argosy University, Atlanta
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CH
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Argosy University, Chicago
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DAL
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Argosy University, Dallas
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DEN
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Argosy University, Denver
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HI
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Argosy University, Hawai’i
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IE
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Argosy University, Inland Empire
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LA
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Argosy University, Los Angeles
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NAS
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Argosy University, Nashville
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NVA
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Argosy University, Northern Virginia
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ORA
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Argosy University, Orange County
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PHX
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Argosy University, Phoenix
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SLC
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Argosy University, Salt Lake City
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SAR
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Argosy University, Sarasota
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SCH
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Argosy University, Schaumburg
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SEA
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Argosy University, Seattle
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SF
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Argosy University, San Francisco Bay Area
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SD
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Argosy University, San Diego
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TAM
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Argosy University, Tampa
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TC
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Argosy University, Twin Cities
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Course Numbering System
While many courses cross lines between class levels, and therefore the numbering system is not always completely consistent, the following offers a general correlation between course numbers and grade levels:
| Undergraduate Grade Level |
Course Number Range |
| Freshman |
100-199 |
| Sophomore |
200-299 |
| Junior |
300-399 |
| Senior |
400-499 |
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