Transfer Applicants

Welcome to the Antioch College Articulation Transfer Page

At Antioch College, we understand that choosing the right college is one of the most significant decisions you’ll make. We’re dedicated to making this transition as smooth and beneficial as possible for students transferring from Sinclair Community College, Clark State Community College, and Lorain County Community College. Our unique transfer articulation agreements are designed to value your prior learning, offer financial support, and provide flexible, self-designed majors tailored to your interests and career goals.

Why Choose Antioch College?

1. Maximized Credit Transfers:

Antioch College accepts up to 60 semester credits from partner community colleges, translating to up to 90 quarter credits. This ensures that your hard work and academic achievements are fully recognized.

2. Flexible and Personalized Education:

At Antioch, we offer a single, self-designed major with both BA and BS options. You can collaborate with faculty advisors to craft individualized degree plans that include your transferred credits.

Our interdisciplinary pathways, such as Culture, Power, and Change; Interdisciplinary Arts and Creative Practice; Global Studies and Engagement; Social Enterprise and Social Innovation; and Sustainability and the Environment, allow you to tailor your education to your passions and career aspirations.

Work 1 on 1 with faculty advisors to craft an individual degree plan that incorporates all of your coursework, including transfer courses.

3. Fulfillment of General Education Requirements:

If you’re transferring with an AA or AS degree (non-technical), you’ll have satisfied all general education requirements at Antioch, except those normally taken in your final year.

Senior Reflection Paper (ANTC 494, 2 Credits) This course supports the culminating integration of prior learning, including transfer courses.

Final co-operative field experience (COOP 390, 12 credits) This signature program supports the workplace readiness of all Antioch College graduates.

4. Recognition of Technical Degrees and Work Experience:

Technical AAS degree credits are evaluated on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that your specialized knowledge and skills are acknowledged.

We value real-world experience. You can earn additional credits for recent workplace or volunteer experience through our COOP 125T course.

5. Financial Aid and Affordable Education:

Transfer students are eligible for the same financial aid packages as all degree-seeking students. Antioch is committed to providing an affordable, quality liberal arts education.

100% of our students receive a combination of need and merit-based scholarships.

Students graduate with little to no debt from Antioch.

Our Commitment to Your Success

At Antioch College, we are dedicated to providing a supportive and enriching environment where you can thrive academically and personally. Our faculty advisors are committed to helping you make the most of your transferred credits and crafting a degree plan that aligns with your career goals.

Take the Next Step

Explore the specific transfer pathways from:

For more information or to start the transfer process, please contact our admissions office. We are here to help you take the next step toward a bright and successful future.

Phone: 937-319-6082
Fax: 937-319-6085
Email: admission@antiochcollege.edu

When to apply

Transfer students may enter Antioch College in either the Fall or mid-way through the year in the Winter quarter. There is no application fee.

We encourage you to submit a copy of your unofficial transcripts for a preliminary transfer credit evaluation, which will show you how many credits may be applied toward your Antioch degree and how many General Education requirements you’ve satisfied to date.

We also encourage you to review the summary of our Transfer Credit Policy.