Colleges and Universities in Alabama (List)

Here is list of educational institutions in Alabama

Location(s)	School	Type	Control	Founded	Enrollment (Fall 2010)	Accreditation
Alexander City[h]	Central Alabama Community College	Associate's college	Public	1989[23][i]	2,447	SACS
Andalusia[t]	Lurleen B. Wallace Community College	Associate's college	Public	1969[43]	1,928	SACS
Athens	Athens State University	Baccalaureate college	Public	1822[16]	3,621	SACS
Auburn	Auburn University	Research university	Public	1856[17]	25,912	SACS
Bay Minette[m]	Faulkner State Community College	Associate's college	Public	1965[29]	4,62	SACS
Birmingham	Birmingham–Southern College	Baccalaureate college	Private (United Methodist Church)	1856[20]	1,542	SACS
Birmingham	Lawson State Community College	Associate's college	Public	1950[42]	4,863	SACS
Birmingham	Samford University	Master's university	Private (Christian)	1841[50]	4,715	SACS
Birmingham	University of Alabama at Birmingham	Research university	Public	1966[63]	17,543	SACS
Birmingham[aa]	Virginia College	Baccalaureate/Associate's college	Private (for-profit)	1983[71]	10,961	ACICS
Birmingham[s]	Jefferson State Community College	Associate's college	Public	1965[40]	9,688	SACS
Boaz	Snead State Community College	Associate's college	Public	1898[53]	2,483	SACS
Brewton[q]	Jefferson Davis Community College	Associate's college	Public	1990[39][r]	1,314	SACS
Daphne	United States Sports Academy	Special-focus institution	Private	1972[61]	508	SACS
Deatsville	J. F. Ingram State Technical College	Associate's college	Public	1965[37]	551	COE
Decatur[f]	Calhoun Community College	Associate's college	Public	1965[22][g]	12,134	SACS
Dothan	Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine	Medical school	Private	2010	162	AOA's COCA
Dothan[ab]	Wallace Community College	Associate's college	Public	1949[72]	4,874	SACS
Enterprise	Enterprise State Community College	Associate's college	Public	1965[28]	2,919	SACS
Evergreen	Reid State Technical College	Associate's college	Public	1966[49]	743	COE
Fairfield	Miles College[b]	Baccalaureate college	Private (Christian Methodist Episcopal Church)	1905[45]	1,668	SACS
Florence	Heritage Christian University	Special-focus institution (Bible college)	Private (Churches of Christ)	1971[33]	88	ABHE
Florence	University of North Alabama	Master's university	Public	1830[67]	7,209	SACS
Gadsden[n]	Gadsden State Community College[b]	Associate's college	Public	1985[31][o]	7,031	SACS
Hanceville	Wallace State Community College	Associate's college	Public	1966[74]	6,371	SACS
Huntsville	Huntsville Bible College	Special-focus institution (Bible college)	Private (Interdenominational)	1986[35]	95	ABHE
Huntsville	J. F. Drake State Technical College	Associate's college	Public	1961[36]	1,557	COE[p]
Huntsville	Oakwood University[b]	Baccalaureate college	Private (Seventh-day Adventist Church)	1896[48]	1,915	SACS
Huntsville	University of Alabama in Huntsville	Research university	Public	1969[64]	7,614	SACS
Jacksonville	Jacksonville State University	Master's university	Public	1883[38]	9,504	SACS
Livingston	University of West Alabama	Master's university	Public	1835[69]	5,094	SACS
Marion	Judson College	Baccalaureate college	Private (Southern Baptist Convention)	1838[41]	322	SACS
Marion	Marion Military Institute	Associate's college	Public	1842[44]	454	SACS
Mobile	Bishop State Community College[b]	Associate's college	Public	1927[21]	3,725	SACS
Mobile	Spring Hill College	Master's university	Private (Roman Catholic Church)	1830[55]	1,601	SACS
Mobile	University of South Alabama	Master's university	Public	1963[68]	14,776	SACS
Monroeville[c]	Alabama Southern Community College	Associate's college	Public	1991[13][d]	1,503	SACS
Montevallo	University of Montevallo	Master's university	Public	1896[66]	3,045	SACS
Montgomery	Alabama State University[b]	Master's university	Public	1867[14]	5,705	SACS
Montgomery	Amridge University	Special-focus institution (Bible college)	Private (Churches of Christ)	1967[15]	749	SACS
Montgomery	Auburn University at Montgomery	Master's university	Public	1967[18]	5,817	SACS
Montgomery	Community College of the Air Force	Associate's college	Public (Air Force)	1979[25][k]	[j]	SACS[l]
Montgomery	Faulkner University	Baccalaureate college	Private (Churches of Christ)	1942[30]	3,126	SACS
Montgomery	H. Councill Trenholm State Technical College	Associate's college	Public	1966[32]	1,758	COE
Montgomery	Huntingdon College	Baccalaureate college	Private (United Methodist Church)	1854[34]	1,107	SACS
Muscle Shoals[u]	Northwest–Shoals Community College	Associate's college	Public	1993[47][v]	4,489	SACS
Normal	Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University[b]	Master's university	Public	1875[12]	5,814	SACS
Phenix City	Chattahoochee Valley Community College	Associate's college	Public	1974[24]	1,731	SACS
Prichard	University of Mobile	Master's university	Private (Southern Baptist Convention)	1961[65]	1,673	SACS
Rainsville	Northeast Alabama Community College	Associate's college	Public	1963[46]	3,435	SACS
Selma	Concordia College[b]	Baccalaureate college	Private (Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod)	1922[27]	652	SACS
Selma	Selma University[b]	Special-focus institution (Bible college)	Private (National Missionary Baptist Convention of America)	1878[51]	472	ABHE
Selma	Wallace Community College Selma	Associate's college	Public	1963[73]	2,116	SACS
Sumiton[e]	Bevill State Community College	Associate's college	Public	1963[19]	4,704	SACS
Talladega	Talladega College[b]	Baccalaureate college	Private (United Church of Christ)	1867[57]	706	SACS
Troy[z]	Troy University	Master's university	Public	1887[59]	28,322	SACS
Tuscaloosa	Shelton State Community College[b]	Associate's college	Public	1979[52][w]	6,075	SACS
Tuscaloosa	Stillman College[b]	Baccalaureate college	Private (Presbyterian Church of the USA)	1876[56]	1,056	SACS
Tuscaloosa	University of Alabama	Research university	Public	1831[62]	36,155	SACS
Tuskegee	Tuskegee University[b]	Baccalaureate college	Private	1881[60]	2,946	SACS
Wadley[x]	Southern Union State Community College	Associate's college	Public	1994[54][y]	4,852	SACS