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A Stretch-Your-Limits College Experience. A Huntingdon education is so much more than lectures and tests—it connects you with mentors and friends, includes experience in the real world, and helps you know how your gifts and talents can meet the world’s needs.
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- About Huntingdon College
Huntingdon College, through the use of traditional and non-traditional teaching and learning environments, provides a foundational education in the liberal arts disciplines and professional academic studies across multiple degree levels for students from diverse backgrounds.
Huntingdon College is a private Methodist college in Montgomery, Alabama. It was founded in 1854 as a women's college.
Huntingdon welcomes applications for admission from: Readmits —students who were formerly admitted; Special Students —students who are non-degree seeking but who would like to enroll in credit-bearing classes; Transient Students —visiting students who are enrolled at other colleges.
Huntingdon College is a private institution that was founded in 1854. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 813 (fall 2022), its setting is city, and the campus size is 71 acres.
Al darse cuenta de que el nombre Woman's College of Alabama ya no encajaba con su alumnado, la universidad pasó a llamarse en 1935 Huntingdon College, en honor a Selina Hastings, condesa de Huntingdon, una notable defensora de John Wesley y del metodismo.
The Huntingdon College Catalog is the College’s central document containing information on admission, financing a Huntingdon education, student life, academic policies and procedures, requirements for graduation (including core requirements), academic programs, courses of study, course descriptions, and other aspects of college life.
