What is a pathway?
Pathways are an opportunity for Antioch undergraduate students to take graduate courses before they complete their bachelor's degree. Graduate courses taken within an approved pathway count toward both the undergraduate degree and the graduate degree, providing an overlap that saves both time and money for graduate degree completion. Antioch currently has several pathways from our undergraduate programs into Antioch Master's programs, each with designated credits of overlap and specific requirements for students to qualify. By offering these pathways within our institution, we provide students with possibilities for moving more quickly into graduate programs and also shortening their path to completion.
Basic pathway process
Undergraduate student meets with undergraduate advisor to discuss potential pathways. Once a pathway is chosen, student works with advisor to complete Pathway Intent Form. Signed by advisor.
Undergraduate chair reviews and approves form.
Graduate program representative reviews and approves form.
Form submitted to Admissions. Student now identified as potential pathway student.
Undergraduate student applies to graduate program. If accepted, begins graduate courses before completing undergraduate degree.