Huntingdon College

Huntingdon College was founded in 1854 as a  coeducational liberal arts college with links to the United Methodist Church.

The college is located on a  71-acre site in a safe, picturesque and beautiful residential suburb of Montgomery, Alabama, state capital and home of the internationally-acclaimed Alabama Shakespeare Festival; just three hours from the Gulf Coast.

The student population consists of approximately eight-hundred students, consistently representing twenty states and more than ten countries; 50% Male, 50% Female; Student/Faculty Ratio: 15/1

Academic Majors (with areas of concentration): Accounting - Four-Year Option, Accounting - Five-Year Option, Art (Digital Art, Fine Art), Athletic Training, Biochemistry, Biology, Business Administration (Economics and Finance, International Business, Management, Marketing), Cell Biology, Global Leadership, History, Human Performance (Church Recreation, Exercise Science, Physical Education w/P-12 Certification, Chemistry, Communication Studies, Creative Writing, Elementary Education (grades P-6), English, Recreation Leadership, Sport Management, Sport Pedagogy), Mathematics, Music (Piano Performance), Political Science, Psychology, Religion, Religion (Ministries/Christian Education), Theater Studies

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