Antioch University-Los Angeles Reviews of Master's in Psychology

"These are facts: I did graduate from Antioch Los Angeles in 2010 (Psychology). I did pass my 2 licensing tests on my first attempt. I am currently working on my own practice making more than 120K per year. I am bilingual Spanish and I work 10 hours a day. These are my opinions: I am really happy with my education and my career. I am glad that I have attended Antioch since I got the education I needed and did not waste time. I am not so happy about still having to pay for my student loans, but it was well worth it."

"This university is very open-minded, tends to think outside of the box, and is very helpful in learning clinical tools that may be utilized in the field."

"Very diverse in both students and faculty. Faculty is extremely helpful and accessible. They also work one on one with you to help plan your classes. Accelerated program available."

"Pros: flexible schedule suitable for working professional. Curriculum is current and fully acceptable by the licensing board. Modern campus and access to computer lab and other student services. Convenient parking. Cons: Radical liberal agenda takes precedent over even-handedness. Faculty members are very busy and not always available for out-of-class questioning. No career placement."

"It is a very expensive program, but I would say that the quality of education that we are getting is worth it. We experience a different system of learning. It is not all about grades, but rather your academic progress to YOUR personal goals."

"I enjoyed my learning experience at Antioch. The University is best known as a Social Justice institute.The academics are above measure. I am familiar with the curriculum at other universities/higher learning institutions and after attending Antioch, I am not impressed with the others. The instructors that have remained through the test of time were excellent, from UCLA/USC and from other note worthy institutions. They make every attempt at diversity; however, I would like to see more qualified people of color employed as instructors; other than that, its a great place to learn and the students and staff become like family. Most important, I feel as though I was prepared for a career in Psychology and have had the pleasure of working in high powered positions. It is a private institution; therefore, it is pricy but in the end I am glad that I made the investment."

"I truly appreciate the education I am receiving at Antioch. The professors are licensed therapists working in a variety of areas, not just private practice. I was accepted to 4 psychology programs in the Los Angeles area but decided to attend Antioch because it has a hands-on approach to learning."