Why Choose HU?

When we ask students why they selected Huntington University's Adult Degree Programs, here are some strengths they identified:

Convenient
Well-structured
Fast/accelerated
A regionally accredited university
A Christian university
Relevant to today's professional environment
Real-life learning and practical applications
Peer relationships with other adult students
Online program offerings
Small class sizes (8:1 student/faculty ratio)

Discover for yourself. Come see us!

Individual visits: Arranged year-round

Call our Adult Degree Programs Office at (800) 600-4888 or e-mail AdultEd@huntington.edu.

Student volunteerism

Each school year, hundreds of HU students, faculty and staff volunteer thousands of hours of service to those in need -- in our local community, across America, and around the world.

The Adult Degree Programs encourages community involvement as part of course assignments as well as in volunteer capacities.

Convenient locations

Main Campus:

2303 College Avenue
Huntington, Indiana 46750
(260) 359-4000

Park-like, contemporary, lakeside campus in Huntington, Indiana, covering more than 160 acres, largely wooded.
More than $30 million in new facilities since 1990, including a state-of-the-art science building, arts center, and residence halls.
Located in Huntington, Indiana, a town of 18,000, located near Fort Wayne, Indiana’s second largest city—ideal for internships, recreation, and shopping

Online Programs:

(260) 359-4000

Spiritual formation

All of the curriculum for the Adult Degree Programs is faith-integrated. In addition, the university's portal offers several spiritual formation resources for students.

Faculty

8:1 student/faculty ratio

More than a Century of Tradition

Chartered as Central College in 1897 by the Church of the United Brethren in Christ. Renamed Huntington College in 1917 and Huntington University in 2005.