Antioch University

What you'll study

Study options span several thematic areas so you can align coursework with career goals. The program includes experiential learning through internships and community projects that allow you to apply classroom learning in real-world settings. Available program areas include:

• Business & Leadership
• Creative Arts & Communication
• Education & Personal Development
• Environmental Conservation & Sustainability
• Mental Health & Wellness
• Social Impact & Community Service

Entry requirements

The program is designed for students returning to higher education or transferring credits from community colleges. Admissions counselors provide tailored guidance and support; small class sizes and dedicated faculty offer additional academic support.

Career prospects

Completion of the degree prepares graduates for a range of roles aligned with the thematic areas above, including positions in community organizations, nonprofit and social-impact roles, educational and personal-development settings, environmental programs, and creative or communications-related work. Internships and applied projects help build practical experience relevant to these pathways.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The program highlights personalized admissions support and notes flexible learning options that can help students manage costs and schedules; prospective students are encouraged to request information about financial aid, scholarships, and guidance from admissions counselors.