Antioch University Los Angeles FAQ's

The overall Antioch University system includes Antioch University Los Angeles in Culver City, California, Antioch University New England in Keene, New Hampshire, Antioch University Seattle in Washington, Antioch University Santa Barbara in Santa Barbara, California, and Antioch University Midwest.
In addition to the degree programs at each individual campus, Antioch University also offers a university-wide PhD in Leadership and Change and the Antioch Education Abroad program.

Antioch College is located in Ohio and serves traditional-age undergraduate students (18–22) in a residential, liberal arts college environment.
Antioch University Los Angeles, on the other hand, serves adult learners in undergraduate and graduate programs at our non-residential campus located at 400 Corporate Pointe in Culver City, CA.

All Antioch University campuses share common values with Antioch College: social justice, lifelong learning, focus on wedding theory to practice, and educational innovation. We share a common mission to nurture in our students with the knowledge, skills, and habits to act as lifelong learners, democratic leaders, and global citizens who live lives of meaning and purpose.

No. Antioch University Los Angeles is not closing and continues normal operations.
The residential campus of Antioch College, located in Yellow Springs, Ohio, decided to temporarily suspend operations following the 2008 academic year.

No.

In 2008/2009 Antioch University Los Angeles had 1052 enrolled students across all programs.

Between all six campuses, Antioch University enrolls more than 3,900 students and about 75% are graduate students.