Huntingdon College

A Montgomery liberal arts college

Huntingdon College is a private, nonprofit institution affiliated with the United Methodist Church, located in Montgomery’s Cloverdale neighborhood. Its traditional undergraduate program is liberal arts based, with more than 30 programs of study spanning fields such as business, biology, psychology, criminal justice, education, and exercise science. The college also highlights career and vocation exploration, student organizations, campus housing, and NCAA Division III athletics.

The college describes its campus community as small and relationship focused. For students comparing options, the most useful next step is to check the current catalog and program pages, then visit to see whether the campus style, class schedule, and academic offerings fit their needs.

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Campus, hours, and admissions

The main campus is at 1500 East Fairview Avenue, Montgomery, AL 36106. The Office of Admission can be reached at (334) 833-4497. Huntingdon lists its administrative offices as open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. from mid-August through mid-May and 7:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. from mid-May through mid-August; they are closed on weekends. Personal campus visits are available on weekdays and should be arranged in advance. Visit check-in is at Flowers Hall, 3022 Huntingdon College Drive, Montgomery, AL 36106.

Freshman admission is on a rolling basis for fall and spring terms. Transfer, readmission, and other applicant paths have separate requirements, so check the admission pages that match your situation.

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What student comments point to

Student and alumni comments often describe the close relationships possible at a small college: students mention professors who know them and a campus community that can feel personal. Other reviews flag concerns about administrative processes, facilities, or aspects of student life. These are individual accounts rather than a guarantee of any one student’s experience. Prospective students can use a visit to ask about advising, billing support, housing, and the balance of academics and campus activities.

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