Antioch University

What are the graduation rates for students at Antioch University?

A comparable four-year or six-year graduation rate for Antioch University cannot be stated from the figures available here. Those familiar federal measures primarily track defined groups of first-time, full-time undergraduates and may describe an adult- and transfer-oriented institution incompletely.

For a more useful assessment, applicants can ask their intended program for recent completion figures that identify the degree, entering cohort, and time allowed. A graduate program's completion rate, for example, should not be confused with a bachelor's cohort rate. Students considering licensure should also look for separately defined exam or placement outcomes where the program publishes them; each measure answers a different question.

What is the earning potential for graduates at Antioch University?

College Scorecard program-level figures report one-year post-completion earnings of $36,266 for liberal arts and sciences, general studies, and humanities, and $36,352 for human services. These are reported earnings measures for particular fields, not salary offers or predictions for an Antioch University applicant.

College Scorecard program earnings generally reflect graduates with federal-aid records whose earnings can be matched to federal data; they do not describe every graduate. Small groups and privacy rules can also limit what is reported. The figures should be read alongside degree level, occupation, geographic labor market, and any further education. Someone comparing a counseling degree with an interdisciplinary bachelor's degree would need program-specific outcomes rather than treating either figure as a university-wide average.