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Antioch College

Antioch College

  • Private
  • Liberal arts college

Antioch College: international tuition 35,949 USD per year, one-year total cost 42,415 USD, acceptance rate 89.1%. Merit scholarships are open to international students. Published minimum English scores: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 80, Duolingo 105.

International students, including those from Vietnam, can receive merit scholarships at Antioch, but admission is not need blind and families must contribute at least USD 20,000 a year. Need-based aid for international students is not clearly stated.

Getting in. The school admits 71.9% of applicants (151 of 210). Admitted students scored around ACT 19–26. The SAT and ACT are optional: a score counts if you send one, and you can still apply without it. For English, the school asks for IELTS 6.5+, TOEFL iBT 80+ or Duolingo 105+.

Cost for a year. One year comes to 42,415 USD, before any scholarship. 1 scholarship is confirmed for international students, but nothing is taken off yet because the amount of each one is not clear.

Deadline and visa. The application deadline for fall is 15/11. You apply through Antioch College’s internal application system. How long the visa takes is up to the consulate; see the country note.

Admissions checked 13/10/2026Cost checked 10/10/2026

Overview
At a glance

What is the tuition at Antioch College?

International tuition is 35,949 USD per year. The total cost for one year is 42,415 USD.

Does Antioch College offer scholarships for international students?

Merit scholarships are open to international students. International students, including those from Vietnam, can receive merit scholarships at Antioch, but admission is not need blind and families must contribute at least USD 20,000 a year. Need-based aid for international students is not clearly stated.

What English scores does Antioch College require?

Published minimum English scores: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 80, Duolingo 105.

What is the acceptance rate at Antioch College?

The acceptance rate is 89.1%.

Total cost / year
42,415 USD≈ ₫1.11B
tuition 35,949 USD
Aid for intl students
Yes
Merit YesNeed Unclear
Acceptance rate
71.9%
IELTSminimum
6.5
TOEFL80DET105
International students
0.8%
undergraduate
Programs
11 programs
Founded
1850
Ways to pay
  • Pay in fullYes
  • Aid with the offerUnclear
  • Apply separately for scholarshipsUnclear

For Vietnamese students

Vietnamese community nearby

Yellow Springs
Very few
Dayton–Kettering–Beavercreek area
2,056
0.3% of residents1,096 born in Vietnam

Students on campus lifei

  • Antioch College Alumni Association2022Official

Contact

Address
One Morgan Place, Yellow Springs, OH 45387
Admissions email
Social
Cost & scholarships

Tuition and cost for a year

Total cost / year
42,415 USD≈ ₫1.11B
sum of items
International tuition
35,949 USD≈ ₫938M
International tuition per year (USD) vs other schoolsLower than 69% of schools
Middle half: 34,170–55,04080% of schools: 24,734–68,017

Compared with 727 private United States schools with published tuition in Duckling's data.

What a year costs

Tuition35,949 USD≈ ₫938M
Mandatory fees219 USD≈ ₫5.71M
Books & supplies1,200 USD≈ ₫31.3M
Personal3,847 USD≈ ₫100M
Transportation1,200 USD≈ ₫31.3M
Sum of the items above42,415 USD≈ ₫1.11B

VND converted at Vietcombank's selling rate on 15/10/2026; indicative only — the real amount depends on the rate when you pay.

Scholarships and aid for international students

Merit for intl studentsi
Yes
Need-based for intli
Unclear
  • Is merit considered automatically with the application?UnclearThe Trustee Scholarship is based on application strength for all applicants submitting transcripts, but the page does not say it applies to international students or is automatic, so this is unclear.
  • Is admission need-blind for international applicants?NoThe international admission page states plainly that the process for international students is not need blind, so ability to pay is considered.
  • Is the CSS Profile or a school aid form required?UnclearNo page mentions a CSS Profile or a separate international aid form; the International Financial Statement is only proof of funds after admission, not an aid application.

Need-aware: applying for aid can affect admission

Scholarships at this school

Merit3Need-based2Other2
  • Merit scholarships for international students (general)MeritApplication method unclearSchool page

    The international student page confirms merit scholarships are offered to this group.

  • Algo D Henderson Room GrantIntl eligibility unclearNeed-basedSeparate application requiredSchool page
  • Antioch College Trustee ScholarshipIntl eligibility unclearMeritApplication method unclearSchool page

    The aid page says all applicants submitting transcripts are eligible but never mentions international students, so it is unclear.

    • Renewable in later years
  • Antioch Works Program Tuition GrantIntl eligibility unclearOtherConsidered automatically with the admission applicationSchool page

    The page says all residential students receive it but does not mention international students, so it is unclear.

  • Donor-funded scholarships (e.g., New Generations, Ganges Opportunity, Pride)Intl eligibility unclearOtherApplication method unclearSchool page

    A list of donor funds awarded on academic success, donor criteria and FAFSA-based need; international students are not mentioned.

  • Merit scholarships for international students (unnamed)Intl eligibility unclearMeritApplication method unclearSchool page

    The passage only mentions merit scholarships for international students in general, without naming or describing a specific scholarship, so it cannot confirm eligibility for that particular award.

  • Rebecca Pennell ScholarshipIntl eligibility unclearNeed-basedApplication method unclearSchool page

    It is need-based and does not mention international students, so it is unclear.

USU.S. student figures2021–22Financial aid for all first-year studentsMostly U.S. students, who also get U.S. government aid that international students cannot apply for. A picture of the school's overall aid, not what you would receive.
Need-based aid
65%of financial need met, on average
Average need-based package
30,470 USD/year
Merit aid and borrowing
Average merit award
15,000 USD
3 students without need received it
Admissions

Admission requirements

Acceptance rate
71.9%
SAT / ACT
Test-optionali
Minimum IELTS
6.5
Application fee
0 USD≈ ₫0
Application fee (USD) vs other schoolsLower than most
Middle half: 45–7580% of schools: 30–85

Compared with 349 United States schools that publish an application fee in Duckling's data.

High-school GPA of first-year students
4.03.3%3.75–3.9920%3.50–3.7420%3.25–3.4916.7%3.00–3.2416.7%2.50–2.996.7%2.00–2.4913.3%1.00–1.993.3%< 1.000%

SAT / ACT of enrolled students

ACTcomposite13619–26
SATsubmitted5%
ACTsubmitted17%

English

IELTSAcademic09≥ 6.5
TOEFLiBT0120≥ 80
DETDuolingo10160≥ 105

Application requirements

  • EssaysRequired
  • High-school transcriptRequired
  • Proof of fundsRequired
  • InterviewNot required
  • SATACTOptional
  • English proficiencyRequired

How to apply

Entry term
Fall 2026
Apply via
Antioch College’s internal application system

Minimum English scores vs other schools

IELTS AcademicAbout typical
Middle half: 6–6.580% of schools: 5.5–6.5

Compared with 534 United States schools admitting 70%+ that publish it in Duckling's data.

TOEFL iBTHigher than most
Middle half: 70–7980% of schools: 61–80

Compared with 454 United States schools admitting 70%+ that publish it in Duckling's data.

DeadlinesFall 2026

Today 15/10

This cycle's dates have passed; the school has not posted next cycle's dates yet.

    Admission odds in numbers

    Admit rate 2021–22
    All applicants71.9%Early Decision66.7%
    Applications → enrollment 2021–22
    Applicants
    210
    Admitted
    151
    71.9% of applicants
    Enrolled
    31
    20.5% of admitted

    Early rounds & waitlist

    Early Decision: applied
    9
    Early Decision: admitted
    666.7%

    AP credit by subject

    Lowest score that earns credit or placement, as the college reported to College Board. This is not an admission requirement. One exam can have several rows: a higher score sometimes earns more credit. Policy page the college gave College Board

    Your score
    AP2-D Art and Design4+4 cr
    AP3-D Art and Design4+4 cr
    VISA 102STUFF
    APArt History4+4 cr
    GART 152
    APBiology4+4 cr
    BIO 105 and 110
    APCalculus AB4+4 cr
    MATH 155
    APCalculus BC4+8 cr
    MATH 155, 160
    APCalculus BC: AB Subscore4+4 cr
    MATH 155
    APChemistry4+4 cr
    CHEM 105
    APChemistry5+8 cr
    CHEM 105, 160
    APComparative Government and Politics4+4 cr
    GSST 151
    APComputer Science A4+4 cr
    GENS 159
    APComputer Science Principles4+4 cr
    GENS 159
    APDrawing4+4 cr
    GART 151
    APEnglish Language and Composition4+4 cr
    LIT 201
    APEnglish Literature and Composition4+4 cr
    ENG 105
    APEnvironmental Science4+4 cr
    ENVS 105
    APEuropean History4+4 cr
    GHUT 151
    APHuman Geography4+4 cr
    GSST 151
    APMacroeconomics4+4 cr
    GSST 151
    APMusic Theory4+4 cr
    GENS 162
    APPhysics 14+4 cr
    PHYS 160
    APPhysics 24+4 cr
    PHYS 260
    APPhysics C: Electricity and Magnetism4+4 cr
    PHYS 260
    APPhysics C: Mechanics4+4 cr
    PHYS 260
    APPsychology4+4 cr
    PSYC 105
    APStatistics4+4 cr
    MATH 205
    APUnited States Government and Politics5+4 cr
    PECO 210
    APUnited States History4+8 cr
    HIST 220 and HIST 221
    APWorld History: Modern4+8 cr
    HIST 225 and HIST 226

    29 courses. Scroll inside the table to see all.

    Programs & careers

    Programs

    11 programs

    Outcomes

    Earnings 6 years after entry, including people who did not graduatei
    32,114 USD

    Staying in United States after graduation

    Working after graduation

    OPT: 12 months of work in your field after each degree level; degrees on the DHS STEM list can extend by 24 months (up to 36 months in total). Unemployment during OPT is capped at 90 days (150 days with the STEM extension). Note: on 8 October 2026 DHS published a PROPOSED rule charging USD 70,000 for initial OPT and USD 30,000 for later OPT; it is not in force, and comments close on 9 November 2026.

    Campus life

    Climate

    Coldest
    −7°C
    Nights in January, days around 1°C
    Warmest
    29°C
    Days in August, nights around 17°C
    Days below 0°C a year
    122 days
    Snow
    Dec → Mar
    Daily temperature by month
    −10°0°10°20°30°
    mm
    JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    School: low → high Hanoi Rain Snow (water equivalent)

    School & campus

    Public / private
    Private
    Kind
    Liberal arts college
    Setting
    Rural
    Founded
    1850
    Undergraduates
    121
    International students
    0.8% undergrad

    Where the school is

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    State OhioYellow Springs, United States

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    Academics & housing

    Return for year 2
    71.8%
    Graduate within 6 years
    41.2%
    Students per faculty
    7 : 1

    Housing

    First-years in housing
    93%

    Why this school is listed: accepts applications through the Common App.

    Updated 12/10/2026How Duckling sources data