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Houghton College at Bethel AME

Buffalo, NY

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About Houghton College at Bethel AME

Houghton College at Bethel AME is an off-campus instructional site of Houghton College, located in Buffalo, New York. This location provides access to Houghton College academic programs within the Bethel AME church community in Buffalo.

Specific program listings for this site are not currently included in available data. Houghton College offers liberal arts and professional programs; prospective students should contact Houghton College or this specific site directly to learn about current course offerings and enrollment options.

Buffalo, NY is a mid-sized city in western New York with a growing focus on community-based educational access. This instructional site reflects an effort to bring higher education resources to underserved or faith-community populations in the Buffalo metropolitan area.

Contact Information

1525 Michigan Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14209

Programs

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