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Huntington University Quick Facts
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Come see us! |
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Individual visits: Arranged year-round
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Special visit days: Departmental Days, Group
Visit Days, Presidential Scholar Celebration Day
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Call our Office of Admissions at 800.642.6493 or
visit www.huntington.edu/admissions/visit. |
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Nationally
recognized |
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Huntington University is a private, four-year,
coeducational, Christ-centered liberal arts university.
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Ranked by U.S. News & World Report in the top
tier of Midwestern comprehensive colleges for the past 12 years
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Identified by the Independent Colleges of Indiana as one of
the fastest-growing universities in Indiana |
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Over 70 programs of study |
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Undergraduate: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of
Music, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Science, Bachelor
of Social Work
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Pre-professional: Law and medicine
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Graduate: Master of Arts and Master of Education
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Academic calendar: Two 15-week semesters and a
3-week January term |
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100% pre-med acceptance rate in
graduate schools, recent graduates have been admitted to programs at
the Ohio State University and Indiana University. |
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Student
volunteerism |
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During the 2005-2006 school year, students,
faculty and staff volunteered for more than 14,500 hours, including
4 trips to the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast region.
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80% of resident students volunteer |
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Athletics |
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14 intercollegiate teams (NAIA)
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62 All-American and 103 All-American Scholar
athletes since 2000 |
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Fantastic
location |
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Park-like, contemporary, lakeside campus,
covering over 160 acres, largely wooded
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Over $30 million in new facilities since 1990,
including a state-of-the-art science building, arts center, and
residence halls
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Near Fort Wayne, Indiana’s second largest city—ideal for
internships, recreation, and shopping |
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Spiritual
formation |
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A university-wide program for spiritual growth featuring
traditional chapel services, campus-wide Bible studies, and a
student-led, mid-week gathering |
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Faculty |
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More than 80% of faculty have earned their Ph.D.
or other terminal degree.
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16:1 student/faculty ratio |
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2005-2006
freshman class profile |
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228 freshmen |
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Average ACT score: 24 |
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Average SAT score: 1,085 |
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Average GPA: 3.44/4.0 |
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28% in top 10% of their high school
graduating class |
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54% in the top 25% |
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High
student satisfaction |
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According to national student satisfaction
surveys, Huntington delivers one of the best college experiences in
the country.
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We get especially high marks for excellent classroom
instruction, knowledgeable faculty, and spiritual growth in and out
of the classroom—all exceeding national norms at other Council for
Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU) schools. |
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Affordable
excellence |
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More than $4.5 million in grants and
scholarships annually
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Over 90 percent of students receive
some form of financial assistance.
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Scholarships: Academics, athletics, music, art,
theatre, communications, children of alumni, United Brethren in
Christ, Federation Churches, Youth for Christ/Campus Life... and
more.
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On average, the typical Huntington financial-aid
package covers half of the cost of attendance. |
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2006-2007
cost |
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Tuition: $18,420 |
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Fees: $440 |
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Room: $3,030 |
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Board: $3,500 |
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110-year
tradition |
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Chartered as Central College in 1897 by the Church of the
United Brethren in Christ. Direct successor to Hartsville College,
chartered in 1850. Renamed Huntington College in 1917 and Huntington
University in 2005. |
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