Costs & Financial Aid

To consider attending Antioch means to contemplate not just cost, but value. This is particularly important when investing in education during uncertain financial times.

Antioch's costs are competitive with those of other private universities. Combine this with the richness of the Antioch experience — many alumni call it transformative — and you have a high-quality education with lasting value. (See Why Antioch and About Antioch Seattle for details.)

Options include Direct and Direct Graduate PLUS loans.  Search for scholarships, evaluate a variety of loan options and look at other types of aid—your education is more affordable than you might think.

A Way to Fit Your Budget

Most Antioch students use financial aid to help finance their education. The Financial Aid Office can design an aid package based on your eligibility and personal level of need. Use the links at left for more information.

Payment Plan

Antioch also offers a tuition payment plan. You can pay your tuition for the quarter in monthly installments. Contact Student Accounts before registration to apply for the plan.