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Westmont College

1937 establishments in CaliforniaCouncil for Christian Colleges and UniversitiesEvangelical seminaries and theological colleges in the United StatesEvangelicalism in CaliforniaLiberal arts colleges in California
Montecito, CaliforniaNondenominational Christian universities and collegesPrivate universities and colleges in CaliforniaSchools accredited by the Western Association of Schools and CollegesSummer Science ProgramUniversities and colleges established in 1937Universities and colleges in Santa Barbara County, CaliforniaWestmont College

Westmont College is a private Christian liberal arts college in Montecito, California. It was founded in 1937.

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La Paz Road 915
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