Antioch stands out among universities and colleges in Seattle for its exclusive focus on adult learners. The 32-year-old campus has intentionally remained small, with about 900 students, and is located in downtown Seattle.

Whether you pursue graduate studies or complete a bachelor's degree, limited-size classes and strong support from dedicated, expert faculty can enhance your life. Plus, with Antioch's flexible programs, you can tailor your education to personal and professional goals.

Antioch's programs include:

• B.A. Completion (www.antiochseattle.edu/ba)
• M.A. in Education (www.antiochseattle.edu/ed)
•  Graduate Teacher Preparation (www.antiochseattle.edu/ed)
•  M.A. in Psychology (www.antiochseattle.edu/psych)
•  Art Therapy (www.antiochseattle.edu/psych)
•  Doctor of Psychology (www.antiochseattle.edu/psyd)
•  M.A. in Environment and Community (www.antiochseattle.edu/enviro)
•  M.A. in Organizational Psychology (www.antiochseattle.edu/orgpsych)
•  M.A. in Strategic Communication (www.antiochseattle.edu/academics/strategiccommunication)
•  M.A. in Whole Systems Design (www.antiochseattle.edu/wsd)
•  M.S. in Management (www.antiochseattle.edu/gmp)

When you choose Antioch, you find:

• An ongoing, university-wide commitment to inclusiveness and welcoming people of diverse backgrounds and viewpoints
•  An emphasis on social justice and community involvement
•  Cooperative, holistic and experiential education that integrates work experience with classroom learning
•  Student-centered, personalized learning
•  Broad perspectives embraced as a basis for developing critical thinking skills and preparing students to create and manage change

For more information on Antioch and its programs, visit www.antiochseattle.edu or speak with an admissions adviser by calling 206-268-4202 or e-mailing admissions@antiochseattle.edu