Antioch University

What you'll study

The program combines foundational MBA coursework with elective choices you pick to form your concentration. Course cadence is modular (7-week courses), and the curriculum includes badgeable foundational classes that confer micro-credentials such as Human Resources Management, Marketing Management & Analytics, Principles of Triple Bottom Line and Sustainability, and Leading High-Performing Teams. After finishing half the program, students receive a Midpoint Achievement: Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Business Leadership. For a full list of classes and course descriptions, the program references a plan of study available on the university site.

Entry requirements

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution; candidates who have not completed their degree must finish it before the start term. A current resume and an essay describing personal and professional goals, reasons for applying, and timing are required. GMAT/GRE scores are accepted but not required. International applicants needing English verification must complete a Reading & Writing in English Proficiency Assessment (if applicable) or submit TOEFL scores at the stated minimums (550 paper-based, 214 computer-based, 79 internet-based). There is no application fee; applications may be submitted online, emailed, or mailed per the admissions instructions.

Career prospects

The MBA’s curriculum emphasizes core business skills—leading teams, financial management, and strategic marketing and communication—framed by Antioch’s stated commitments to social and environmental justice. Graduates can expect preparation for leadership and management roles in mission-driven organizations, sustainability-focused enterprises, nonprofits, and teams requiring cross-functional business skills. The program’s flexible concentration model supports specialization aligned to a variety of professional paths.

Scholarships & funding angle

Tuition is published at $652 per semester hour for the MBA. Antioch’s financial aid office supports students in exploring federal, state, public, and private funding options such as loans, scholarships, and grants; many students combine aid sources to finance their studies. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the university’s financial aid staff for guidance.