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 

• Consumer information on College Navigator website: College Navigator

Information About Us on Our Website

• Student body diversity

  • Gender (Fall 2018)

    • 62% Female

    • 38% Male

  • Ethnicity (Fall 2018)

    • 54% White

    • 6% Multi-racial

    • 17% African-American

    • 16% Hispanic/Latino/a

    • 2% Asian

    • 1% American-Indian/Alaska Native

    • 0% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

    • 5% Prefer not to say/unknown

74% of first-time, first-year students were Pell Grant recipients (Fall 2017). 

Academic Program Information 

• Academic Program Overview

• Curriculum Catalog

• Staff Directory

Cost of Attendance & Refund Policies

• Price of attendance

• Refund policy, requirements for withdrawal and return of Title IV financial aid

• Net price calculator

• Textbook information (Note: This link to textbook information is included on the Course Offering sheet used for registration)

• Disbursement for books and supplies policy for Pell eligible students

• Withdrawal Policy

Transfer & Withdrawal Policies 

• Transfer of credit policies and articulation agreements

• AP/IB Credit Transfer Chart

Student Information Policies 

• Facilities and services available to students with disabilities

• Privacy of student records-FERPA Act (Notice provided annually to all enrolled students — see page 153 of linked document)

Community Expectations Policies 

• Copyright infringement policies and sanctions (Including computer use and file sharing)

• Voter registration forms (Provided by the Office of the Registrar and Academic Services as outlined on pp. 21-22 of the Curriculum Catalog; see page 44 of linked document)

• Misrepresentation policy

Student Health & Safety 

• Vaccinations Policy: Antioch College does not require students to have any immunizations. However, all students must report to Antioch College their immunization history as part of their onboarding paperwork requirements. For more information, contact Medical Services.

• Drug and alcohol abuse prevention program (distributed in writing to each student and employee annually). (Included in Security Report)

• Security report (including emergency response and evacuation procedures), timely warnings, and crime log.

• Information for crime victim about disciplinary proceedings (provided to victim of crime upon request). (Available upon request.)

• Security report—missing person notification policy (distributed in annual security report). (Included in Security Report.)

• Fire safety report (Included in Security Report.)

• Fire log (open for public inspection). (Included in Security Report.)

Student Outcomes

• Placements in employment/job placement rates.

• Types of graduate and professional education in which graduates enroll.

• Retention rate: First-to-second year retention rate (Fall 2016 to Fall 2017): 58%.

Overall six-year graduation rate (Class of 2016): 66%

Six-year graduation rate by gender (Class of 2016):

• Women – 69%

• Men – 55%

Six-year graduation rate by race (Class of 2016) — Note: Categories with 2 or fewer students were excluded to ensure confidentiality.

• Black or African American – 67%

• Asian – 50%

• White – 70%

• Two or more races – 75%

• Race and ethnicity unknown – 80%
• Note: Since Antioch College was not eligible for Title IV funds until 2015, students in the Class of 2016 did not receive Pell Grants or Direct Subsidized Loans in their entering year.

The Student-Right-to-Know act requires that we report graduation rates for only the 18 full-time first-year students. These are displayed below:

Six-year graduation rates – First-time, full-time students

• • • ​Overall six-year graduation rate (Class of 2015): 56%

    • Six-year graduation rate by gender (Class of 2015):

      • Women – 33%

      • Men 78%

    • Six-year graduation rate by race (Class of 2015):

      • Black or African American – 50%

      • White – 50%

      • Two or more races – 100%

      • Race and ethnicity unknown – 100%

    • Six-year graduation rate by financial aid (Class of 2015):

      • Recipients of a Federal Pell Grant – n/a

      • Recipients of a subsidized Stafford loan who did not receive a Pell Grant – n/a

      • Students who did not receive either a Pell Grant or subsidized Stafford loan – 56%

      • Note: Since Antioch College was not eligible for Title IV funds until 2015, students in the Class of 2015 did not receive Pell Grants or Direct Subsidized Loans in their entering year.

• 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:
    • If you are an undergraduate student, you can borrow up to $5,500 or $12,500 per year in Direct Subsidized Loans and Direct Unsubsidized Loans depending on certain factors, including your year in college. For information regarding the federal loan program, including interest rates and annual award amounts, please visit this link.
    • The maximum Federal Pell Grant award is $6,095 for the 2018-19 award year (July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019). For information regarding the Pell Grant program, including how Pell Grant amount is determined, please visit this link.

  • Notice of federal student financial aid penalties for drug law violations. (For substance abuse prevention resource visit: https://www.mcdrugfree.org/)

  • State grant assistance (provided to borrowers). 

  • Student loan information published by the U.S. Department of Education (provided to prospective student borrowers)

  • National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) (provided to borrowers)

  • Entrance counseling for student loan borrowers (provided to each borrower)

  • Exit counseling for student loan borrowers (provided to each borrower)

  • Code of conduct for education loans

  • Preferred lender lists and arrangements (made available to students and families in print or other medium)—Federal Direct Student Loans are processed by the Direct Loan Servicing Center / U.S. Department of Education

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.