The University of Alabama

United States · founded 1831

Country: United States
Founded: 1831
THE rank: 801-1000
Students: 35,682
International: 3%
Degree programmes: 202
Students per staff member: 20.6
Women students: 57%
THE overall score: 35.5–38.9
Application fee: $40

International tuition fees at The University of Alabama

Bachelor: $34,172 per year
Master: $33,040 per year

Undergraduate: out-of-state tuition and fees as filed with the U.S. Department of Education (College Scorecard). International undergraduates normally pay at least this; some universities add an international surcharge on top. Graduate: average out-of-state tuition plus required fees for full-time graduate students, academic year 2023-24, as reported to IPEDS. Professional programmes (law, medicine, business) often charge more.

Entry requirements at The University of Alabama

What The University of Alabama says it asks for from an applicant, 2023-24.

English language test: Required
Admission tests (SAT/ACT): Considered
Secondary school GPA: Required
Secondary school record: Required
Essay or personal statement: Considered
Letters of recommendation: Not considered
Work experience: Considered

The University of Alabama had 58,418 applicants and admitted 44,295, of whom 8,279 enrolled — an admission rate of 76%. The middle half of admitted students scored 590–700 on SAT reading and writing and 580–700 on SAT maths. The middle half scored 24–31 on the ACT. 18% of admitted students submitted an SAT score and 45% an ACT score.