Welcome to Huntington University!
Our campus is a blend of cultures, with students hailing from over 38 countries around the globe! Becoming a Forester is more than just an education—it's an adventure filled with growth, exploration, and endless possibilities.
Are you ready?
If you’re ready to embark on this exciting journey and join our diverse Forester family, you’ve come to the right place!
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Student Testimonials
The professors I have right now are very open and nice. They will help you with whatever you need, not only academically but I can also talk to them about my life.
For me it was important to find a really good community here, especially when you have those cultural shocks that can happen on arrival. Since my freshman year, it helps to have a better experience when maybe it's your first time being away from home or being far from parents and friends for a long period of time.
I think socializing is very important for personal development that you need to get to know new cultures and new people, different kinds of people. I think that's a very important aspect, and being on a small campus gave me that. My favorite spot on campus is the HUB because you can socialize and meet people and meet friends there.
I visited a lot of other colleges, but then I saw the community here when I visited, and I knew they had a really good film program. The film program allows you to put your hands on a camera to make movies for each year.
I transferred after hearing from the Tennis Team. I had a good connection with the tennis coach. For me, Huntington University has been a place to grow as an athlete and as a person.
One of my favorite classes so far is Interpersonal Relationships class. This is a psychology class, but a lot of other students took it because of how helpful it is. The things we learned in this class and the activities we did really help us to reflect on ourselves and the relationships we have. I really appreciate everything I learned in this class.
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Meet the International Admissions Team
Sarah Rickerd joined the Huntington University staff in January 2021. She serves as the Office Coordinator for Student Life and the Undergraduate International Student Services DSO. In her current roles, she supports the Vice President for Student Life, works alongside of the Housing Coordinator to place students into residential housing, assigns meal plans, and works closely with undergraduate international students on immigration compliance and others needs related to being a student in the USA. She also leads a student Bible study on campus each Monday. Prior to these roles, Sarah served as the Administrative Assistant for Career Services and Friesen Center, later becoming the Executive Assistant to the Vice President for Student Life. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in French and Secondary Education from Asbury University. Sarah lives in Bluffton with her husband, Mark (a 1993 HU alum), and her four children.
Hello everyone, my name is Mateo Ameller, I am from Santa Cruz, Bolivia. I am happy to be assisting you as the International Admission Counselor. I little bit about me is that I am a Huntington graduate class of 2023. I came to Huntington to play tennis. I am a determined and passionate person, I like to play video games, watch soccer (strong Barcelona Fan) and I enjoy cooking. During my time at Huntington, I have developed a passion and care for international students at HU. I started volunteering as the President of International Students on campus, which later on turned into my current position in the admissions office. Welcome to HU! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to send me an email.
Q & A
It is free to apply to HU!
After you apply, our international student admissions counselor will contact you and guide you through our next steps page.
Our International Student Council (ISC) will welcome you into our international community! They are responsible for hosting events that will invite you in and keep you feeling a part of the Forester family.
The Multicultural Activities Council (MAC) celebrates the rich diversity represented at HU with its many events! It will not only connect you the many cultures on campus but provided you a community of friends.
You belong at Huntington University!
Take the first step towards an unforgettable experience. Discover what makes our institution a preferred choice for students worldwide and join the Forester family today! Your adventure awaits—let’s make it remarkable together!
