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Consumer Information

The U.S. Department of Education requires that we provide “consumer” information to prospective students and their families and to current students, faculty and staff. Following is a list of the information we are required to provide, with links to webpages, additional information about where to obtain the information, and the individual at Antioch College who can assist you with questions, concerns or requests for paper copies.

Information About Us on External Websites

Information About Us on Our Website

School and program accreditation, approval, or licensure: Antioch College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. The College will host a review for reaffirmation of accreditation in 2025-26​. 

Student Body Demographics (Fall 2024)

  • Men: 25%
  • Women: 75%
  • Persons of Color: 33%
  • Pell-Eligible: 61%
  • First Generation: 41%

Academic Program Information

Cost of Attendance & Refund Policies

Transfer & Withdrawal Policies

Student Information Policies

Community Expectations Policies

Student Health & Safety

Student Outcomes

  • Retention rate (Fall 2023 to Fall 2024)
    • First-Time First-Year: 72%
    • All students: 79%
  • Four-year graduation rate (Fall 2020 entrants)
    • Overall: 9%
    • Men: 13%
    • Women: 8%
    • Students of Color: 6%
    • Pell Eligible: 10%
  • Six-year graduation rate (Fall 2018 entrants)
    • Overall:  40%
    • Men: 42%
    • Women: 39%
    • Students of Color: 38%
    • Pell Eligible: 29%
  • NACE Career Outcomes rate:
    • Spring 2024 graduates: In process
    • Spring 2023 graduates: 90%
    • Spring 2022 graduates: 91%
  • Satisfaction rate:
    • Spring 2024 graduates: 92%
    • Spring 2023 graduates: >90%
    • Spring 2022 graduates: 54%

Notice of availability of institutional and financial aid information (Notice distributed to enrolled students) (In progress)

  • Contact information for assistance in obtaining institutional or financial aid information
  • Student financial aid information
    • How Federal Financial Aid Amounts are determined: Federal financial aid amounts are determined based on several factors, primarily using FAFSA.
      • Student Aid Index: Is a number calculated based on family’s income, assets, family size, and other factors. A lower SAI means the student has a higher financial need
      • Cost of Attendance: The COA includes tuition, fees, room and board, books, supplies, transportation and personal expenses.
      • Financial Need: Determines eligibility for need-based aid (like Pell Grant, Work-Study, and subsidized loans). Financial Need Calculation: COA-SAI
      • Enrollment Status & Other Factors:
        • Part-time vs. Full time enrollment
        • Academic Progress 
        • Special circumstances

For information regarding the federal loan program, including interest rates and annual award amounts, please visit: https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/loans

The maximum Federal Pell Grant Award for 2024-2025 is $7,395. For information regarding the Pell Grant Program, including how Pell Grant amount is determined, please visit: https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/grants/pell

    • Notice of federal student financial aid penalties for drug law violations: As of July 1,2023 Drug convictions no longer affect federal student aid eligiblity. For more information, please visit: https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/eligibility/requirements/criminal-convictions
    • State Grants: Ohio residents might be eligible to receive Choose Ohio First and Ohio College Opportunity Grant. For information on eligibility and amounts, please visit: https://antiochcollege.edu/admission/financial-aid/
    • Federal Student loan information published by Department of Education: https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/loans
    • Federal Student Loan History: Log into your account to view your federal loan history:https://studentaid.gov/
    • Federal Loan Entrance and Exit Counseling:
    • Code of Conduct for Education Loans: The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA) requires that institutions participating in the federal student loan programs develop, publish and enforce a code of conduct regarding student loans. Antioch College code of conduct prohibits a conflict of interest with the responsibilities of financial aid administrators of the school with the respect of Federal Direct or private education loans. All financial aid administrators with responsibility for loans must be informed annually of the provisions of the code. The code of conduct prohibits the following activities:
      • Revenue-sharing arrangements with any lender
      • Receiving gifts from a lender, a guarantor or a loan services
      • Contracting arrangement providing financial benefit from any lender or affiliate of a lender
      • Directing borrowers to particular lenders, or refusing or delaying loan certifications
      • Offers of funds for private loans
      • Call center or financial aid office staffing assistance
      • Advisory board compensation
    • Private Education loan disclosure including self-certification form: https://sfa.osu.edu/contact-us/consumer-disclosure/consumer-information

Antioch College Environmental Health & Safety Program

Antioch College is committed to providing a safe and healthy campus environment and furnishing a workplace that is free from recognized hazards that can cause illness, injury, or death. For the health and safety of all faculty, staff, students and community members, various health and safety programs have been developed and implemented in accordance with Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations. These programs assist in protecting all Antioch College community members during their various work functions.

The Antioch College Safety & Occupational Health Plan is managed by the Office of Physical Plant. Please direct any questions, concerns or comments to this office at 937-319-6065 x9201.

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