• "Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity." Horace Mann, Antioch College's first president

• Founded in 1852

• Private liberal arts, four-year undergraduate college with alternating terms of study and work

• Located in Yellow Springs, Ohio

• Interdisciplinary self-designed majors provide flexibility in academic excellence.

• All students are required to complete a minimum of three semesters of work through the College’s Cooperative Education Program.

• Antioch Education Abroad takes students all over the world. Over 80% of Antioch students either study or Co-op abroad.

• Eco League affiliation demonstrates commitment to the environment.

• 229 students

• 9% students of color

• 11% transfer students in 2007 entering class

• 68% of the 2007 entering class came from outside of Ohio

• All students work with faculty mentors to design their own majors.

• Antioch College has particular academic strengths in areas related to global citizenship, environments, and arts and letters.

• Tuition: $27,817

• Room, Board, and Fees: $8,160

• Over 90% of students received financial aid in Fall 2007.

• All students are considered for Community Responsibility Merit Scholarships from $4,000 to $15,000, renewable annually.

• Over 90% of students live on campus.

• Campus life includes Community Government, Center for Community Learning, and Union of Independent Groups (including Queer Center, Women's Center, Third World Alliance, Unidad).

• Coretta Scott King Center for Cultural and Academic Freedom

• 1,000-acre Glen Helen Nature Preserve adjacent to campus

• Academic Support Center

• 65 students in Fall 2007; 60% female and 40% male

• Standardized Test Scores not required in admission process.