Can'ttakemyownadvise Posted November 6, 2017 Posted November 6, 2017 Help, I can't decide is Antioch University is the best school ever or a complete joke! I'm applying for Ph.D. programs in Higher Education but I'm somewhat location bound. Antioch has a low residency Ph.D. program in Leadership but I don't know if it will hold any weight once I graduate. Any insights are appreciated.
Parent Trap Posted November 9, 2017 Posted November 9, 2017 What do placements look like? That's the real test.
TheHessianHistorian Posted December 6, 2017 Posted December 6, 2017 I used to live near Xenia, Ohio (lived in the Dayton area and attended Wright State) and never heard anyone cast any aspersions on Antioch. They're very much a legitimate institution. I saw friends with degrees from Antioch go on to get good jobs without any problem.
Deep Fried Angst Posted January 9, 2018 Posted January 9, 2018 I know this is late, but if you ever have a question about a school, always check chea.orgĀ As the link shows, Antioch University would be legit due to its accreditation by HLC http://www.chea.org/4dcgi/chea/search/detail.html?action=chea&chea_activity=inst_details&inst_cid=211
Tyedyedturtle91 Posted February 1, 2018 Posted February 1, 2018 On 12/5/2017 at 9:56 PM, TheHessianHistorian said: I used to live near Xenia, Ohio (lived in the Dayton area and attended Wright State) and never heard anyone cast any aspersions on Antioch. They're very much a legitimate institution. I saw friends with degrees from Antioch go on to get good jobs without any problem. Me too! Antioch is definitely a real, legit school. I recall them having budgeting issues, but many schools, including Wright State, are in that bucket. It's worth looking into.
AccessGranted Posted February 2, 2018 Posted February 2, 2018 Its a real school, with multiple campuses across regions, the closest to me is Antioch Los Angeles. As with most private institutions, tuition is pretty high. It appears to be unranked in USNEWS but it is accredited by a regional ranking org (HLC). Looks like it is marketed towards working adults who take afternoon/ night classes. I'd compare it to a state school but since it's private the student faculty ratio is probably lower. If the PhD program provides funding, might be worth looking into! Personally, I do not know anyone who went there. I think if you are looking to work in the region of the campus job prospects will be good due to connections nearby.
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