History
The school that ultimately became the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences was founded in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1979 by Stanley V. Paris as the Institute of Physical Therapy. Paris retired from USAHS in 2007. [4]
In 1997, the school officially became "The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences." It purchased a small private hospital and an adjoining 26 acres of land at the Flagler Health Park Campus in St. Augustine, creating its current St. Augustine campus. [5]
In 2007, USAHS expanded to California, opening a campus in San Diego. The university also completed work on a 98,000-square-foot academic and clinic building at the St. Augustine campus. [6] Two years later, the San Diego campus moved to San Marcos, California. [7]
In 2012, the university opened its third campus, a new location in Austin, Texas. [8] The following year, Laureate International Universities acquired a majority interest in USAHS. [9] Three years later, it opened a campus in Miami, Florida. [10]
Altas Partners, a Canadian long-term private equity firm, purchased USAHS from Laureate in 2019. [11] Shortly thereafter, USAHS opened its fifth location in Dallas, Texas. [12]
On December 2, 2024, Perdoceo Education Corporation paid a cash consideration of approximately $138M (net of cash acquired) at closing to acquire 100% ownership of the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. [13]
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