Alabama Education
Colleges and universities
There are fourteen 4-year public universities in Alabama:
- Alabama A&M University (Normal)
- Alabama State University (Montgomery)
- Athens State University (Athens)
- Auburn University (Auburn)
- Auburn University Montgomery (Montgomery)
- Jacksonville State University (Jacksonville)
- Troy University (Troy)
- University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa)
- University of Alabama at Birmingham (Birmingham)
- University of Alabama in Huntsville (Huntsville)
- University of Montevallo (Montevallo)
- University of North Alabama (Florence)
- University of South Alabama (Mobile)
- University of West Alabama (Livingston)
In addition, the Alabama Association of Independent Colleges and Universities recognizes 17 member institutions as "private senior colleges":
- Birmingham-Southern College (Birmingham)
- Concordia College (Selma)
- Faulkner University (Montgomery)
- Huntingdon College (Montgomery)
- Judson College (Marion)
- Miles College (Fairfield)
- Oakwood College (Huntsville)
- Samford University (Homewood)
- Selma University (Selma)
- Southeastern Bible College (Birmingham)
- Spring Hill College (Mobile)
- Stillman College (Tuscaloosa)
- Regions University (Montgomery)
- Talladega College (Talladega)
- Tuskegee University (Tuskegee)
- United States Sports Academy (Daphne)
- University of Mobile (Mobile)
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