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Antioch University Seattle
Category: Education Colleges & Universities Colleges & Universities [Edit]
2326 6th AveSeattle, WA 98121
Neighbourhood: Belltown
(206) 441-5352
5 reviews for Antioch University Seattle
5 reviews in English
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Review from J K.
Seattle, WA
As with any university, there's so much to say about Antioch. I'm sure people have had a variety of experiences at Antioch, so it's hard to encompass everything in one review.
The staff, faculty and students put a lot of effort into making this world a better place. For that reason alone, I would say that overall, Antioch deserves 5 stars.Listed in: Within Walking Distance, 5 Stars
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Review from Stuart A.
Cary, NC
I'm disappointed with the food here. There are a lot of people walking around who I thought were waiters, but they turned out to be professors or something. But they have strong wireless, if you have an inside connection who can get you the password.
ALSO: They have one of those glass atrium things on the roof that would be perfect to smash through if you were in a spy movie or something. -
Review from Jenny B.
Seattle, WA
5/17/2011
I'm disappointed with this University.
For a University that claims it is for "working professionals" they show a surprising lack of flexibility to work with the students on completion of their degrees. -
Review from Mohammed R.
Seattle, WA
9/20/2011
I got one of the degrees in the C3 program and I must say that it was great. I must say that I got exceptional support from the faculty. The program is well designed and there is a good balance between theory and practice. If you expect to be spoon fed knowledge or just want a theoretical understanding, then this program will disappoint you. The program has so many cool courses and is highly addictive. It is not uncommon for students to come back after they graduate to audit courses, something I did the next quarter after graduating.
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Review from Lori D.
Seattle, WA
12/31/2007
Antioch Seattle is a great place to finish a B.A. degree or get a master's degree. I can't believe more people don't know about it, especially since it has been in downtown Seattle for more than 30 years!
If you are interested in a focus on helping others and getting involved in community projects rather than just listening to a lecture, this is the place for you.
