Adler Graduate School Pledges to Assist Argosy Students

Over the past few months, Argosy University students have found themselves concerned with recent news regarding their institution. While further details are yet to be revealed, Adler Graduate School is prepared to assist Argosy transfer students in completing their master’s degrees in counseling and psychotherapy.

“The situation is a perfect opportunity for us to demonstrate the core Adlerian value of Social interest. Social Interest in our Adlerian community is about helping anyone to succeed in their identified goals & purpose. Students from Argosy or any other institution would be welcomed into our culture of belonging, contributing, & safety to meet their personal and professional dreams.”

-Doug Pelcak, Professional Development and School Service Center Coordinator

Jeffrey Allen, School President, and Rashida Fisher, Program Chair- Clinical Specialties (COD, CMHC, MFT) agree that these steps are necessary to help students in need, support the counseling community, and demonstrate our value of social interest.

To offer assistance to Argosy transfer students, Adler Graduate School is working with the Minnesota Department of Education’s Transfer Pathways program.

Yes. Adler Graduate School welcomes transfer students from Argosy University who are currently in satisfactory academic status. Transfer credits will be awarded on a case-by-case basis of up to 50% of the credit requirements for the AGS master’s degree programs. Additionally, Adler Graduate School will waive the enrollment fee from $150 to $50.

FAFSA and Standard Federal Financial Aid Programs are offered to all students.

1. Fill out an online application form

2. Submit transcripts, AGS will waive letters of reference

3. Submit Statement of Purpose (If students are in Satisfactory Academic Status).

4. Once admitted, confirm enrollment with $50 enrollment fee

Please visit https://alfredadler.edu/admissions for more information. All Argosy transfer students are required to take AGS 511: Adlerian Foundations.

We also offer a Masters of Arts in Applied Adlerian Psychology for non-licensure students seeking to enhance leadership roles within their organization.

View our programs for more information.

Adler Graduate School is a non-profit, HLC Accredited private school focused on placing licensed mental health professionals in their field – with an affordable, service driven approach to education since 1969. Our graduate degree programs are led by experienced practitioners, providing students with small classroom settings & individualized attention, offered online, nights, or weekends.

Christina Hilpipre-Frischman

Director of Admissions

Adler Graduate School Minnetonka, MN

P: (612) 767-7055 | F: (612) 861-7559 | Text: (612) 404-5111

christina@alfredadler.edu

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