Colleges in Alabama: admission rates, test scores and cost

24 colleges in Alabama that mostly award bachelor's degrees and report an admission rate, most selective first. Net price is the average a year after grants and scholarships; at public colleges it's the price for in-state students.

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, most recent institution-level data (October 2026 release).

Colleges in Alabama, most selective first
CollegeAdmission rateSAT middle 50%Average net priceGraduation rate
University of West Alabama43%860–1120$11,531 in-state35%
Oakwood University45%Not reported$26,82747%
Auburn University46%1260–1390$25,424 in-state82%
Tuskegee University49%Not reported$40,14155%
University of Montevallo54%Not reported$18,760 in-state56%
Alabama A & M University58%810–1040$18,255 in-state28%
United States Sports University61%Not reported$5,316Not reported
Stillman College62%Not reported$14,78133%
University of Alabama in Huntsville69%1210–1410$22,758 in-state63%
Huntingdon College70%1006–1220$21,85248%
University of South Alabama71%970–1190$16,801 in-state55%
Faulkner University73%Not reported$23,41637%
Spring Hill College77%Not reported$21,54561%
The University of Alabama77%1170–1400$20,202 in-state74%
Jacksonville State University78%1000–1290$17,111 in-state48%
University of Mobile78%Not reported$23,93157%
Samford University82%1070–1250$32,95078%
Talladega College85%Not reported$13,52844%
University of North Alabama87%Not reported$17,850 in-state56%
University of Alabama at Birmingham88%1210–1450$15,630 in-state66%
Heritage Christian University90%Not reported$18,974Not reported
Auburn University at Montgomery92%1036–1203$13,789 in-state35%
Troy University96%940–1210$13,943 in-state50%
Alabama State University98%749–967$9,775 in-state31%

Graduation rate: first-time, full-time students who finished within six years. A dash means the college didn't report that number.

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