Huntingdon College
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Huntingdon College, a historic United Methodist-affiliated liberal arts institution in Montgomery, Alabama, is highly regarded for its close-knit community and exceptional preparation in high-demand fields like kinesiology, biochemistry, and teacher education. The vibrant campus culture is defined by active NCAA Division III athletics, a strong tradition of community service, and a supportive, faith-infused environment where students build lifelong connections on a beautiful, collegiate Gothic campus. What truly sets the college apart is the distinctive "Huntingdon Plan," an innovative initiative that guarantees all full-time students receive a laptop computer and a fully funded, faculty-led travel-study experience or internship during their junior or senior year.
Wikipedia:Huntingdon College is a private Methodist college in Montgomery, Alabama. Founded in 1854 as Tuskegee Female College, it originally operated as a women's institutions and was later affiliated with the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. The college relocated to Montgomery in 1909 and adopted its current name in 1935, and transitioned to a coeducational institution.
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