Where Are Antioch University's Campuses Located?

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Antioch University operates six campuses: Los Angeles, Midwest, New England, Online, Santa Barbara, and Seattle. Each location offers in-person, online, or low-residency programs, so you can choose a campus based on where you live, how often you want to be on site, and which program format fits your schedule.

The Six Antioch University Campuses

Campus Region Notes from the university
Los Angeles West Coast One of the coast-to-coast locations listed on Antioch's campuses page
Midwest Central U.S. Listed among the six campuses
New England Northeast Listed among the six campuses
Online Nationwide (remote) Lets distance learners join the Antioch community without relocating
Santa Barbara West Coast Listed among the six campuses
Seattle Pacific Northwest Listed among the six campuses

Antioch describes itself as spanning "coast to coast," with these locations forming "an interconnected network of changemakers." The Online campus is the option for students who want to study remotely rather than at a physical site.

How Learning Formats Differ by Campus

Antioch offers three delivery formats across its locations:

  • In person — traditional on-campus study at a physical campus such as Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, or Seattle.
  • Online — fully remote study through the Online campus.
  • Low-residency — programs that combine limited on-site time with remote work, useful if you can travel occasionally but cannot relocate.

The university states that whether students are in person or online, they become part of the same network. So the format affects your logistics, not your affiliation.

How to Choose a Campus

Use these questions to narrow it down:

  1. Do you need to stay where you are? If yes, start with the Online campus or check whether a nearby physical campus offers your program in a low-residency format.
  2. Does your program exist at more than one campus? Program availability varies by location, so confirm your specific degree or certificate is offered at the campus you're considering.
  3. How much on-site time can you commit? In-person study requires regular presence; low-residency reduces it; online removes it.
  4. Do you want a local cohort? Physical campuses foster a regional community, while the Online campus connects you with remote learners across the country.

Where to Verify Details

Antioch's website provides a "Browse All Programs" path and a campuses section listing Los Angeles, Midwest, New England, Online, Santa Barbara, and Seattle. To confirm which programs are available at which campus, and the current format for each, check the program search and the individual campus pages directly, since offerings can change. You can also request program information or visit a campus through the links on the site before applying.