College Navigator – Antioch College (NCES, captured Jul 13, 2026)

U.S. Department of Education NCES College Navigator profile for Antioch College (IPEDS UnitID 483018 / OPE ID 04244300), captured July 13, 2026. Reports Fall 2024 total enrollment of 121 students (all undergraduate) with a 6-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio, an 89% admit rate against 14% yield, tuition and fees flat at $37,143/year since 2021-22, average net price ranging $10,215–$17,083 across the three most recent years, first-to-second-year retention and 6-year graduation rates, on-campus crime statistics, and Higher Learning Commission accreditation (next review 08/31/2026, three-year cohort default rate 0.0%).

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Jane K. Fernandes — LinkedIn Profile (archived Jul 2026)

Archival snapshot of Jane K. Fernandes’ LinkedIn profile (linkedin.com/in/jane-kfernandes-28a73421), captured July 12, 2026. Documents her full employment history: Antioch College (President, Aug 2021–present), Guilford College (President, Jul 2014–Aug 2021), UNC Asheville (Provost, 2008–2014), Gallaudet University (Provost 2000–2006; Vice President 1995–2000;…

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Antioch College — Wikipedia

Wikipedia article on Antioch College, snapshot taken 2026-06-29. Covers the college’s 1850 founding, Horace Mann’s presidency, the historical legacies of Coretta Scott King and Glen Helen, the 2008 closure and 2011 reopening, governance, notable alumni, and recent events as captured…

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IPEDS Data Feedback Report 2023 — Antioch College (NCES)

U.S. Department of Education NCES IPEDS Data Feedback Report 2023 for Antioch College (UnitID 483018), drawing on the 2022-23 IPEDS collection cycle. Benchmarks admissions, enrollment, financial aid, retention, and finance indicators against an NCES-selected comparison group of 30 private not-for-profit…

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