A strong high school or college record correlates with achievement at Antioch. Most applicants will have studied a foreign language, at least three years of math and science, and four years of English while in high school. We also look for evidence of leadership or participation in extracurricular activities, demonstrated use of a special talent, and work or volunteer experience. Arrange for the Admissions Office to receive a copy of your high school transcript from your high school counselor or from other persons responsible for preparation of transcripts. Request official transcripts from each college or university you have attended since high school and submit the supplementary Dean's Reference.
Additional references are optional.
We urge you to visit the campus, but if a visit is not possible, we can try to arrange for you to have an interview in your home area. Fall, Spring, and Summer. The Summer Term consists of three month-long blocks, with students focusing on one course during each block. Students are assigned to either A or B division, depending on whether they enter in the Fall or Summer term, and this establishes a student's pattern of alternating study and work periods. There are several possible variations to this basic model such as Winter entrance.