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University of Alabama

University of Alabama

79.00
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Academic 29/40
Culture 26/30
Environment 15/20
Special 9/10
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University of Alabama
Overall Score
79.00
out of 100
29/40
26/30
15/20
Special
9/10
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University of Alabama

  • 1 Exceptional school spirit and SEC football culture - among the best nationally for game day experience
  • 2 Outstanding weather with 213+ sunny days annually and excellent nature access (lakes, hiking within 15 minutes)
  • 3 Strong Culverhouse Business School with robust marketing program, 85% internship completion rate, and 85-90% job placement
  • 4 Active residential campus culture - NOT a commuter school with vibrant weekend activities
  • 5 Dance team walk-on opportunities available through Crimson Cabaret with spring auditions
  • 6 Generous merit scholarships available, particularly for out-of-state students

Things to Consider

University of Alabama

  • 1 CLASS SIZE MISMATCH: 19:1 ratio and introductory classes of 50-300 students directly conflict with stated need for teacher support and smaller classes - would require Honors College or waiting until junior/senior year
  • 2 LOCATION MISMATCH: Tuscaloosa is a college town, NOT urban as preferred - Birmingham is 1 hour away but daily environment lacks urban amenities
  • 3 Greek life dominates social scene (35-38%) which can feel exclusionary, though participation not required
  • 4 Academic support requires significant self-advocacy in a school of 33,000 undergrads
  • 5 Conservative political climate may not suit all students