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I had a great time attending the University of Alabama. The campus is lovely and well-kept I can not complain about tha, and it has contemporary amenities that helped me with both my extracurricular and academic pursuits. The in-depth of courses allowed me to explore my major and other interests, also the professors were friendly and informed. There were many clubs, activities, and sports for students to participate in, making student life lively and more interesting. The University of Alabama has... Read More a stronger sense of school spirit and community than other universities I have checked out. Anyone searching for a stimulating college experience and a high-quality education should definitely check it out. Thank you.

I attended The University of Alabama from 2015-2018 and received a degree in Management Information Systems and a Global Studies Certificate. I had a very positive undergraduate experience because of the immense academic support, excellent business school, and myriad of extracurricular activities. My academic counselors were excellent and willing to give me academic and personal advice. They were easy to contact, and happy to help. I enjoyed the rigorous business and technology classes that the business... Read More school and college of arts and sciences offered. Being a part of the Honors College, Blackburn Institute, and a Resident Advisor in the on campus residence halls helped me stay involved and make friends and connections during my time here. I definitely recommend visiting The University of Alabama if you want a well-rounded college experience.

Overall, my experience at Alabama was amazing. My degree was in the arts and sciences department and every class was fulfilling. I enjoyed the different schedule options, one on one support from professors and there were so many jobs on campus to help me pay for school. The only drawback I will report is dont have a balance on your student account cause they will let you participate in the graduation ceremony but you will never receive your diploma or transcripts if you owe them money. I graduated... Read More in 2014 with two degrees and I have never seen my diplomas because I owe them 4600$ Im trying to pay it off but its hard to accumulate that much when Bama is also charging interest on your school debt.

Overall, my experience at Alabama was amazing. My degree was in the arts and sciences department and every class was fulfilling. I enjoyed the different schedule options, one on one support from professors and there were so many jobs on campus to help me pay for school. The only drawback I will report is dont have a balance on your student account cause they will let you participate in the graduation ceremony but you will never receive your diploma or transcripts if you owe them money. I graduated... Read More in 2014 with two degrees and I have never seen my diplomas because I owe them 4600$ Im trying to pay it off but its hard to accumulate that much when Bama is also charging interest on your school debt.

The University of Alabama has a stellar accounting program, and my decision to go to Alabama is the reason for my success in starting off my career. Alabama has rigorous coursework, that prepares you for accounting internships, which are vital to starting off a career in accounting. though the classes are hard, the resources are plentiful and there is room for everyone to succeed. Alabama has strong connections with accounting firms all over the world, and beginning Freshman year students have an... Read More opportunity to start building connections with the professionals from these firms. I did 2 accounting internships, both at international firms, and I owe my success and job offers to the accounting program at Alabama for preparing me and giving me the opportunity to make the connections I needed to get my dream job out of college. I am now going to Alabama to pursue my Masters in Accounting so that I am able to get my CPA and start in public accounting full time.

I am so impressed with the Health Studies (Health Promtion) Master's program at the University of Alabama. With the program being offered completely online, it was possible for me to continue my education while maintaining my work/life balance as a single mother. Communication is key to being successful in an online program and every individual I have come in to contact with, from admissions staff, to professors, has been prompt and knowledgable in repsonding to my questions. The material covered... Read More in the program is interesting and applicable to the profession.

I had my reservations about completing a master's degree program entirely online, however, earning my graduate degree from The University of Alabama (UA) far exceeded my expectations, and it changed my life for the better. I am now running my own small business together with my wife of 15 years, and have plans to operate a non-profit organization dedicated to helping adults and children who suffer from speech-related disorders. The education I received at UA not only provided me with the knowledge... Read More I needed, but also gave me the confidence to pursue my goals. The professors were demanding, but at the same time, were very mindful of students who had full-time work schedules and family obligations to adhere to. Also, the school staff was always friendly and willing to help. Overall, I was extremely pleased and grateful to have attended and graduated from UA.

The University of Alabama, itself, is a university rich in history and campus beauty. The Educational Psychology degree program at the University of Alabama uses a generalist approach, with the exception of evaluation practices. While enrolled in the program, students focus on learning, assessment, evaluation, selection and implementation. The Educational Psychology program is available on-campus and online. Students from all across the United States have the opportunity to attend the University... Read More of Alabama based on their online program. Once students complete their degree in Educational Psychology, most go on to work in private or public schools; however, teaching at 2-year and 4-year colleges is possible.