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Alabama is known to be the traditionally southern state sharing a border with Florida to its south side and also having some part of it as a coastal region. In the America, it is recognized to be the 30th largest state, and concerning a population, it is 24rth most densely populated area in America. There is a vibrant history attached to Alabama which links itself with the people of southern charm. The state is covered with beautiful hills, lush forests, and few tall peaks; plus the state also has the longest navigable waterway of the US. Almost 67 percent of the total land area is termed as forestry in the state of Alabama. As the population of the state is increasing day by day, and it is being expected that in the recent year it would be 5 million; hence one thing is being concluded that there will be quality institutes of higher education for both in state and foreigner students in Alabama. There are Christian Universities and private colleges which are dedicated to providing an education of Church guiding. There is a lot of religious peoples in Alabama, so they mostly concern about religion in their education system too. Therefore, the Public universities are at the top here, the University of Alabama is in the lead with several campuses around.

Find here everything about the Top Universities in Alabama State:

1: University of Alabama (Over 38,000 student body) (50% acceptance rate)

2: Auburn University (Around 27,000) (75 – 80%)

3: University of Alabama in Huntsville (8,600) (60 – 70%)

4: Troy University (Over 25,000) (40 – 50%)

5: Alabama State University (7,000) (45 – 55%)

6: University of Alabama at Birmingham (21,000) (70 – 80%)

7: Samford University (Over 5,000) (60 – 70%)

8: Spring Hill College (Over 1,500) (50 – 60%)

9: Tuskegee University (3,000) (40 – 50%)

10: University of South Alabama (17,500) (75% – 85%)

 

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