Antioch University-New England

What is the cost of studying for a year at Antioch University-New England?

For 2024-25, reported full-time graduate tuition at Antioch University New England was $16,488 for both in-state and out-of-state students, with $1,365 in required fees. Together, those figures equal $17,853 in tuition and required fees for that reporting year - not a complete annual cost of attendance.

The reported part-time graduate charge was $916 per credit. Actual charges can vary with a program's credit load, schedule, and current tuition policy. Students should use their program's current tuition schedule rather than apply the 2024-25 figures to a later academic year without checking for changes.

A realistic budget also includes books, transportation, personal expenses, and any required travel, equipment, background checks, or clinical-placement costs. Students arranging their own housing must account for rent and food separately; adding a hypothetical room-and-board amount to a tuition figure would not produce an institution-specific bill.

Eligible students can explore federal aid by completing the FAFSA and reviewing their award notice. Graduate financing commonly relies more heavily on loans than undergraduate grant aid; scholarships, employer support, and eligible military education benefits may change an individual's net cost. An award notice should be read alongside the full program budget, because a loan reduces the amount due now but not the total cost of the degree.

What are the work-study opportunities at Antioch University-New England?

Work while studying at Antioch University New England can take several forms: an ordinary part-time job, a paid program-related position, or Federal Work-Study if a student is eligible and receives that award. They are not interchangeable.

Federal Work-Study is need-based aid earned through eligible employment rather than a discount automatically applied to tuition. A work-study award does not itself secure a position, and students are paid for hours worked under the applicable rules. Applicants interested in it should complete the FAFSA and ask the financial aid office about current eligibility, available jobs, and how positions are posted.

Assistantships, research work, internships, and supervised clinical placements can have different pay and academic-credit arrangements. Before relying on one in a budget, confirm whether it is paid, how many hours it requires, and whether it fulfills a degree requirement.