Antioch University-Midwest Transfer and Admissions Information

Private

4 year
116

Full + Part time Students
1:4

Faculty to Student Ratio
18%

Transfer Student Ratio
$3,723

Avg. Financial Aid

Antioch University Midwest, established in 1988, offers adults interested in furthering their education a range of graduate and undergraduate programs that are responsive to emerging societal needs. Each program emphasizes critical thinking, provides opportunities for collaborative learning, emphasizes cultural diversity and an international perspective, and promotes the integration of life and work experience with academic knowledge. We are proud to serve learners across their life spans. Antioch College has evolved into a multi-campus university of more than 4,000 students who study at the Antioch Yellow Springs campuses, and at campuses in Seattle, Washington; Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, California; and Keene, New Hampshire.

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Overview

Full-Time Undergraduate	55
Part-Time Undergraduate	61
Transfer Students	21
Programs	30 Programs
Courses	316 Courses
Equivalencies	2 outgoing Equivalencies

Financial Information

Federal Loans: Undergrads receiving aid	63%
Federal Loans: Average amount received	$2,711
Scholarships & Grants: Undergrads receiving aid	77%
Scholarships & Grants: Average amount received	$1,012

Scholarships and Financial Aid:

Based on the Financial Aid Office’s guidance, students are encouraged to apply for financial aid through the paper process on the web. Loans form an essential part of all financial aid awards.

Application Deadlines for Transfer

Winter Early/Final	November 1/December 15
Spring Early/Final	March 1/March 15
Summer Early/Final	May 1/June 15
Fall Early/Final	July 1/September 1

Transfer Application Requirements

Official Transcripts:

The submission of transcripts from all colleges and universities previously attended is required. (Be sure to include transcripts for programs for which no degree was awarded.)
Letters of Recommendation:

Two references are required, and should be submitted from persons (excluding relatives) who currently know you and understand the academic interests you wish to pursue. Please have the reference use the form included with the application materials.
Essay:

A Goal Statement (one double-spaced page) answering the question "What are your major life aims and how do you expect our program to help you achieve these goals?" should be typed and included in your application materials.
Application Fee:

There is a nonrefundable $45 application fee. This fee is waived if you apply by the Early Application Deadline (see below).
Other Requirements:

Credits can be transferred from a variety of sources: another university or college; prior experiential learning; and examinations and other sources. Under certain circumstances, we also allow non-degree students to participate in our courses.
Apply Here:

http://midwest.antioch.edu/admissions/

Transfer Credit Policy

Minimum Grade:

The Undergraduate Studies uses a quarter-hour credit system. Transfer credit is granted on a 1:1 ratio for other schools on a quarter system if a grade of "C" or better (or the equivalent) was earned.
Credits (Min/Max):

Of the 180 quarter credits required for graduation, at least 68 must be completed in the The Undergraduate Studies. A max of 112 approved transfer credits may be applied a degree (of these only 90 may be lower-division).