: Costs, Scholarships & Financial Aid :

INTRODUCTION

Antioch College recognizes that each student will bring his/her own set of skills and talents to our corner of the world.  Our application for admission and for the full-tuition Horace Mann Fellowship acknowledges this.

As members of one of the founding classes of the newly independent Antioch College, students admitted in 2012, 2013, and 2014 will receive the Horace Mann Fellowship.  Named after our first president, this competitive award includes a full-tuition, four-year scholarship.

Antioch College recognizes that the cost of education is a significant financial investment for most families. Antioch is committed to rewarding students and assisting families with demonstrated financial need.

During the first three years of our accreditation process, Antioch College will only award institutional financial aid dollars–the Horace Mann Fellowship (a merit-based award) and the Antioch College Grant (a need-based grant). Starting in the fall term of 2014, we expect to start awarding federal financial aid dollars, to include Pell Grants, federal loans, and other monies for students and families who qualify.

• Application for Admission and the Horace Mann Fellowship (merit-based)
• Antioch College Grant Application (need-based)