Antioch College
Antioch College is a private liberal arts college founded in 1850 and located in Yellow
Springs, Ohio (about 45 minutes southwest of Columbus). Antioch was one of the first
colleges to offer the same degrees to both men and women and equal educational opportunities
to African-Americans. It has redefined a liberal arts education with its hallmark
cooperative work program, self-designed majors, study abroad, interdisciplinary study,
and portfolio evaluation. Students who complete the Associate of Arts or Associate
of Science degrees in full from Columbus State willl enter Antioch as juniors and
will have two years remaining to complete their degree at Antioch regardless of desired
program/major/designed program.
Information for Students
- Information about Antioch's academic programs, including the self-designed major, and cooperative education program can be found here.
- Information regarding transfer admissions and application can be found here.
- Information about scholarships and financial aid can be found here.
- Information about student life at Antioch can be found here.
Visit and Contact Information
To learn more about Antioch and its admissions process and academic programs, please reach out to their admissions office and the appropriate counselor here at this link: https://antiochcollege.edu/admission/admission-staff/
To schedule an on campus visit or attend a scheduled open house, please view the calendar and reservation information at this link: https://antiochcollege.edu/admission/visit-campus/
Antioch College may also visit CSCC's campuses for special transfer events and table visits throughout the semester. Check our main visit calendar for more information.
Pathways
Students who graduate with the Associate of Arts (AA) or Associate of Science (AS) can follow the pathway below for all programs they design/choose at Antioch. Students seeking the AAS would have to contact Antioch directly about any potentially pathway they might be interested in as other courses might be necessary.
Associate of Arts/Science to Bachelor of Arts/Science Advising Guide
At Antioch, students use the five interdisciplinary focuses below to design their major:
Culture, Power, and Change
Interdisciplinary Arts and Creative Practice
Global Studies and Engagement
Social Enterprise and Social Innovation
Sustainability and the Environment