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Study at Huntingdon College
Alabama United States
Huntingdon at a Glance
Huntingdon
College is a community of faith and wisdom preparing skilled
leaders to serve a new world. Celebrating its 150th
anniversary in 2004, Huntingdon serves the United Methodist
Church and the Southeast, providing an outstanding liberal
arts education in an atmosphere that supports spiritual
growth and inquiry. Huntingdon's enrollment consistently
represents 25 states and more than 13 countries.
Huntingdon College:
- is grounded in the principles of the Christian
faith;
- is rich in community interaction and activities;
- intentionally prepares students to be mature and
responsible adults;
- gives students skill sets enabling them to be
leaders; and
- maintains the principle that there is no higher
calling than to be of service.
Huntingdon's liberal arts curriculum provides students
the basis for discovering their talents, interests, and
strengths, and for finding what they are called to do
with their lives. The College's unique Huntingdon Plan
provides a laptop computer for each student's use, and
opportunities for travel/study within regular
educational costs.
The Huntingdon Plan
Huntingdon College is a community of faith, wisdom,
and service, committed to developing skilled leaders to
serve a complex world. We strive to wholly educate the
student while remaining true to our motto: "Enter to
grow in wisdom. Go forth to apply wisdom in service."
A Huntingdon education embodies the College’s commitment
to its mission and motto and includes:
- A laptop computer for each first-year student
for use all four years; and yours to keep at
graduation.
- An outstanding liberal arts education and
personal choice in a broad range of core courses.
The Huntingdon core addresses skills and knowledge
necessary for professional success: writing,
communication, a second language, and a fundamental
knowledge of Western culture through historical and
biblical study.
- Hands-on learning, such as research,
experimentation, writing, working, interning,
travel, and service.
- Travel/study opportunities in the U.S. and
abroad. Students have traveled in organized groups
or in individual experiences to six continents in
recent years.
- Huntingdon is about people. Students know and
are known by their faculty and their peers. Nearly
80% of classes have fewer than 20 students. The low
student-to-faculty ratio is 15:1.
- Levelized tuition guarantees that the tuition
first-year students pay will be the same for each of
their four years at Huntingdon!
- Personalized academic advising and special
advising for career, pre-professional, and first
year experiences
International Students
Huntingdon College is pleased to receive and review
applications for admission from international students. Since
correspondence for international admission can be extensive and
time consuming, it is strongly recommended that students apply
by May 15th for the fall semester, and by October 15th for the
spring semester. Basis of Selection Academic Preparation
Entrance Examinations Financial Verification International
Student Application Procedure International Students Enrollment
Verification Procedures Additional Responsibilities
CONTACT
Office of Admissions and Financial Aid, Flowers Hall
1500 East Fairview Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36106
Tel.: (334) 833-4497 •
1-800-763-0313
Fax: (334) 833-4347
Email:
admiss@huntingdon.edu
Website:
www.huntingdon.edu |
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CONTACT
Office of Admissions and Financial Aid, Flowers Hall
1500 East Fairview Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36106
Tel.: (334) 833-4497 •
1-800-763-0313
Fax: (334) 833-4347
Email:
admiss@huntingdon.edu
Website:
www.huntingdon.edu |