$30,000 for a non-rigorous academic quality, mediocre to bad food, little to do for fun, and people that will turn on you in a heart beat. 1 out of 5 stars.

Huntington is a good school with great professors and they are good about giving you financial aid so you can meet your need. However, keep in mind that this is not a top-ranked University. If you take a degree from Huntington to an employer, it doesn't have that national reputation that large flagship Universities have. I'm not in one of the religious majors, but I know Huntington has some sort of system where they will refund you some of your expenses if you're income isn't at a certain level. I don't know exactly how it works or if that statement is entirely accurate, but there is something in that regard. If you want a degree to work in missions or ministry or anything in that area of study, Huntington is fine. I personally want a higher paying job and I am transferring in part because I don't think a Huntington degree is likely to warrant me a high income.

It maybe pricey but it is defiantly worth it just because of all that they do for you.

Private schools are expensive, but the teachers really know their stuff!

Huntington University's classes made me think deeper about my spirituality and personal beliefs. It really challenged my beliefs and who I was. People and classes that challenge your faith are nice...but they don't give you a degree. Sometimes it feels like the university loses focus on giving students a fair opportunity to get a degree. Sometimes it gets out of hand. That mixed with an awful food service, high price, and lack of a student-centered focus really takes down the quality of the school.