Quick Facts

Over 70 Programs of Study

  • Undergraduate Degrees

    • Bachelor of Arts
    • Bachelor of Music
    • Bachelor of Science
    • Bachelor of Science in Nursing
    • Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant
    • Bachelor of Social Work
  • Pre-Professional Programs

    • Law
    • Medicine
    • Pharmacy
    • Athletic Training
    • Veterinary Medicine
  • Graduate Degrees

    • Master of Business Administration 
    • Master of Arts 
    • Master of Education 
    • Doctor of Occupational Therapy
  • Academic Calendar

    • Two 15-week semesters

Student Volunteerism

Athletics

  • 18 competitive athletic teams
  • In the past decade, Huntington has produced 39 NAIA All-America honors and 234 All-America Scholar Athlete honors

Fantastic Location

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

Spiritual Formation

  • A university-wide approach for spiritual growth featuring traditional chapel services, small groups, student-led services, prayer gatherings, and opportunities for outreach and service
  • Undergraduate students must acquire 30 credits per semester to fulfill the requirement; most credits are earned through students' attendance and participation in the previously mentioned spiritual growth experiences

Faculty

  • More than 78% of faculty have earned their PhD or other terminal degree
  • 13:1 student/faculty ratio

High Student Satisfaction

  • According to national student satisfaction surveys, Huntington delivers one of the best college experiences in the country
  • 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

Affordable Excellence

  • More than $12 million in grants and scholarships annually
  • More than 90 percent of students receive some form of financial assistance
  • Scholarships: Academics, athletics, music, art, theatre, communications, children of alumni, United Brethren in Christ, Federation Churches... and more
  • On average, the typical Huntington financial-aid package covers half of the cost of attendance
  • Click here for more information about tuition and scholarships
  • If you are borrowing for college, Huntington has a loan-forgiveness partnership with Questa Foundation for Education
1897
Founded as Central College
1917
Renamed Huntington College
2005
Became Huntington University