The University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL · Public
SAT 1090–136033.2K undergrads$32.4K/yr
71%admitted
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Tuscaloosa, AL · Public
SAT 1090–136033.2K undergrads$32.4K/yr
71%admitted
Auburn, AL · Public
SAT 1260–139026.8K undergrads$35.8K/yr
46%admitted
Normal, AL · Public
SAT 810–10406.1K undergrads$20.8K/yr
58%admitted
Mobile, AL · Public
SAT 970–11908.9K undergrads$17.4K/yr
71%admitted
Tuskegee, AL · Private
2.6K undergrads$29.2K/yr
49%admitted
Birmingham, AL · Public
SAT 1210–145011.6K undergrads$21.2K/yr
88%admitted
Jacksonville, AL · Public
SAT 1000–12907K undergrads$14.9K/yr
78%admitted
Talladega, AL · Private
701 undergrads$4.4K/yr
85%admitted
Troy, AL · Public
SAT 940–12109.8K undergrads$16.1K/yr
96%admitted
Huntsville, AL · Public
SAT 1210–14106.6K undergrads$23K/yr
63%admitted
Montgomery, AL · Public
SAT 749–9673.5K undergrads$17.7K/yr
98%admitted
Montevallo, AL · Public
2.2K undergrads$19.5K/yr
54%admitted
Florence, AL · Public
5.8K undergrads$13.9K/yr
87%admitted
Birmingham, AL · Private
SAT 1070–12504.2K undergrads$34.9K/yr
82%admitted
Tuscaloosa, AL · Private
706 undergrads$16.3K/yr
62%admitted
Livingston, AL · Public
SAT 860–11203K undergrads$16K/yr
43%admitted
Montgomery, AL · Private
SAT 1006–1220879 undergrads$24.1K/yr
69%admitted
Montgomery, AL · Public
SAT 1036–12032.5K undergrads$16.4K/yr
92%admitted
Mobile, AL · Private
782 undergrads$24.2K/yr
77%admitted
Huntsville, AL · Private
1.2K undergrads$27.2K/yr
45%admitted
Mobile, AL · Private
1.3K undergrads$30.9K/yr
78%admitted
Montgomery, AL · Private
1.5K undergrads$22.7K/yr
73%admitted
Daphne, AL · Private
228 undergrads
61%admitted
Florence, AL · Private
75 undergrads$18.5K/yr
90%admitted
Tuscaloosa, AL · Public
71%
admitted · about 7 in 10
10-year direction
Auburn, AL · Public
46%
admitted · about 1 in 2
10-year direction
Normal, AL · Public
58%
admitted · about 6 in 10
10-year direction
Mobile, AL · Public
71%
admitted · about 7 in 10
10-year direction
Tuskegee, AL · Private
49%
admitted · about 1 in 2
10-year direction
Birmingham, AL · Public
88%
admitted · about 9 in 10
10-year direction
Jacksonville, AL · Public
78%
admitted · about 8 in 10
10-year direction
Talladega, AL · Private
85%
admitted · about 9 in 10
10-year direction
Troy, AL · Public
96%
admitted · about 10 in 10
10-year direction
Huntsville, AL · Public
63%
admitted · about 6 in 10
10-year direction
Montgomery, AL · Public
98%
admitted · about 10 in 10
10-year direction
Montevallo, AL · Public
54%
admitted · about 5 in 10
10-year direction
Florence, AL · Public
87%
admitted · about 9 in 10
10-year direction
Birmingham, AL · Private
82%
admitted · about 8 in 10
10-year direction
Tuscaloosa, AL · Private
62%
admitted · about 6 in 10
10-year direction
Livingston, AL · Public
43%
admitted · about 1 in 2
10-year direction
Montgomery, AL · Private
69%
admitted · about 7 in 10
10-year direction
Montgomery, AL · Public
92%
admitted · about 9 in 10
10-year direction
Mobile, AL · Private
77%
admitted · about 8 in 10
10-year direction
Huntsville, AL · Private
45%
admitted · about 1 in 2
10-year direction
Mobile, AL · Private
78%
admitted · about 8 in 10
10-year direction
Montgomery, AL · Private
73%
admitted · about 7 in 10
10-year direction
Daphne, AL · Private
61%
admitted · about 6 in 10
Florence, AL · Private
90%
admitted · about 9 in 10
10-year direction
Sources:The University of Alabama (Fall 2025), Fall 2025;IPEDS Admissions survey, Fall 2024;College Scorecard, Fall 2024;College Scorecard, most recent release;IPEDS Institutional Characteristics survey, 2023–24;IPEDS Student Financial Aid survey, 2023–24;College Scorecard, 2023–24;IPEDS Graduation Rates survey (Pell Grant and subsidized loan recipients), Entered fall 2018;IPEDS Fall Enrollment survey (part D), Fall 2024;IPEDS Outcome Measures survey, Students entering fall 2016;IPEDS Salaries survey (SAL, instructional staff, all ranks), Fall 2024;IPEDS Fall Enrollment survey (part A, enrollment by level), Fall 2024;IPEDS Completions survey (degrees awarded by field), 2024–25 graduates;IPEDS Fall Enrollment survey (part C, residence of first-time students), Fall 2024;IPEDS Finance survey, derived per-student figures, 2023–24;College Scorecard, Fall 2023;University of Alabama in Huntsville (Fall 2025), Fall 2025About the data(retrieved 2026-10-12)
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