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Otterbein and Antioch Universities Officially Launch New National Private College System

August 16, 2023

Otterbein University (OH) and Antioch University (OH) announced Tuesday the official launch of their first-of-its-kind higher education system connecting private universities nationwide. The Coalition for the Common Good, as the system will be known, was announced by the two private universities last July and received its required approvals from the Higher Learning Commission and the Ohio Department of Higher Education earlier this summer.

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