Alabama A&M University in Huntsville Alabama

Alabama A&M University, located in Huntsville, AL, offers post-secondary education with multiple degree options. The College provides information about the admission process, submitting an application, and tuition rates. Prospective students can also contact Alabama A&M University for information about financial aid and scholarship opportunities.

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• ACT and SAT score requirements
• Tuition, financial aid, and scholarships
• Associates degrees, Bachelor's degrees, Master's degrees, Doctoral degrees, and certificate programs
• Alabama Public and Private Colleges

Alabama A&M University sets its own admission requirements and the admission process, including deadlines for admission and application requirements such as official transcripts, letters of recommendation, and standardized test scores such as the ACT or SAT. During the admission process, prospective students submit the required materials, which the College evaluates to determine whether to grant admission. Applicants in the Madison County area can visit the College for more information about the admission process.

Alabama A&M University offers multiple degree programs, including options in the liberal arts, the sciences, and other disciplines. The College sets the degree requirements for different degree levels, according to Alabama and federal standards. It also determines demand for different majors. Within the College, departments provide guidance and advising for Huntsville students enrolled in their degree program. Contact the College for more information about its degree programs.

The College reports its tuition rates on an annual basis, including any additional enrollment fees, technology fees, or expenses. The College also provides estimates for the total annual cost, factoring in the cost of books and living expenses for students living on campus or off campus. These estimates help prospective students considering a Huntsville College budget for their degree. The College's Financial Aid office provides information on scholarship opportunities, federal financial aid, and other financial support.

In addition to Alabama A&M University, multiple public and private colleges operate in Alabama. Public Colleges typically receive partial funding from the Alabama state government and offer a full range of degree programs, including bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and doctoral degrees. In general, Alabama Public Colleges offer lower tuition than Private Colleges for in-state students. In Alabama, Private Colleges and Universities may offer specialized programs or a smaller learning environment. Public and Private Colleges pursue accreditation from independent accrediting agencies, which evaluate educational standards. Alabama accredited Colleges meet the highest standard for educating students and granting degrees.

You may contact Alabama A&M University by calling 256-372-5000, or by addressing inquiries to the office mailing address: Alabama A&M University, 4900 Meridian Street North, Huntsville, Alabama, 35810.