How to Request Information or Apply to Antioch University

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Antioch University provides three direct ways to move from interest to enrollment: submit the Request Info form to get program details, use Start Your Application to begin an application online, or Visit an Antioch campus if you want to see a location in person before deciding. All three entry points are listed on the university's homepage under "Connect with Us," alongside its social channels. The steps below reflect what the site itself offers; specific deadlines, fees, and program requirements are not stated on the homepage, so confirm those with the university directly.

Requesting Program Information

Use this path if you are still comparing programs or want details before committing to an application.

  1. Go to antioch.edu and locate the Request Info option in the "Connect with Us" section.
  2. Submit the form with your contact details and area of interest.
  3. Expect follow-up from the university with program information.

The homepage also offers a Search Programs tool and a Browse by Focus Area menu, so you can narrow down what you're asking about before or after submitting the form. Focus areas listed include:

  • Counseling & Therapy
  • Creative Writing
  • Education
  • Environmental Studies & Sustainability
  • Individualized Studies
  • Leadership & Management
  • Nursing and Health Professions
  • Psychology

Starting an Application

The Start Your Application link is the direct route to applying. The homepage does not publish application deadlines, fees, or required documents, so treat the application portal itself as the source for those details. If you need program-specific requirements first, submit the Request Info form before applying.

Visiting a Campus

If location matters to your decision, Antioch lists six campuses and invites prospective students to Visit an Antioch campus. The campuses named on the site are:

Campus
Los Angeles
Midwest
New England
Online
Santa Barbara
Seattle

Programs are delivered in person, online, and in low-residency formats, so a campus visit is most useful if you're considering an on-ground program at a specific location. For online or low-residency options, the Online campus listing is the relevant entry point.

Contacting the University Through Social Channels

Antioch also lists Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn under "Connect with Us." These are general contact and community channels rather than application portals — use them for questions or to follow news, but submit formal information requests and applications through the website links.

What to Check Before You Apply

  • Program fit: Confirm your intended degree level (bachelor's completion, master's, doctoral, certificate, or endorsement) and focus area using the program search.
  • Format: Decide whether you want in-person, online, or low-residency study, since this determines which campus listing applies to you.
  • Requirements and deadlines: These are not published on the homepage — get them from the Request Info response or the application portal.

Antioch University describes itself as educating for social, economic, and environmental justice, with more than 170 years of history and 70,000+ alumni. If that mission aligns with your goals, the Request Info form is the lowest-commitment first step; Start Your Application is the direct route if you're ready to apply.