UA System Office Reviews

Attended the University for both undergraduate and law school. I joined a fraternity and had a spectacular time while receiving a great education. Years later, I sent my son there for his education. Oh, and the football. I was there for 2 national championships. My son also was there for 2 as well.

Well done with Check in today. Very well planned and executed. Everyone was very nice

The campus is huge, beautiful, and full of history! The restaurants on and nearby campus are fabulous as well. They provide a top notch education with an amazing atmosphere. Class size varies depending on your course, but the professors are very helpful at least in all of my experiences. My huband, dad, 2 brothers, sister-in-law, and myself are all alumni. I highly recommend this University!

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It takes smarts gooooooood grades and they go by. Hoe you act

I went for a football game in 2015..and my god...IT WAS SO FREAKIN NICE. I WILL BE GOING THERE FOR COLLEGE!RTR!F17NISHED

Best University in the world. Roll Tide. God Bless The Crimson Tide

Amazing! Roll tide roll, I went to my dads meeting here and had a great time. Maybe I will be a future alumni. Who knows?

Terrible school where a white girl can get away with a racist rant, saying the "N" word repeatedly and get away with it.

Took my son to his first Alabama football game. Will suggest to anyone going to the game the charter bus they have coming from the University Mall is the only way to travel to Bryant-Denny Stadium. The game was awesome people were super friendly no matter what the fan base beautiful campus. Will be returning one day for another game.

Best University in the United States.
Roll Tide!

Alabama gymnastics senior night and Big Al was great free tickets with free food voucher

I am yet only in 5th grade but The University of Alabama is my dream college and I and dying to be a Alabama gymnast one day. I would rate it a 10/10 .

Tuscaloosa, Alabama is my home. I was born and raised in Tuscaloosa. Most if my family still lives there. When I was in High School, I played drums at Central High School and band members were allowed to sell cokes at all of Bama's home games. I was selling cokes in the early to mid 80's when Bear Bryant was still coaching. Proud to say I am a lifetime fan of Alabama and especially what Nick Saban has been able to accomplish over the last 11 years. Roll Tide...

All these people who give it a 1 star are city boys/ preppy. ROLL TIDE ROLL

The policies on campus are ridiculous, but you can't deny how beautiful the grounds and surrounding area are.

When I am old enough I am going to go there. Can't wait!!

It was great and courteous from the personnel and helpful.

I walked around campus and everyone kept yelling roll tide to me. I don't understand.

This is a very great place I'm comi f here some say

Tuscaloosa has given the middle finger to rv owners. Avoid at all costs. Insane game exit planning.

The best on tradition, as well as an excellent educational institution. Alabama represents, through the facility and student body, an appreciation for accomplishments achieved.

My best decision was to come to UA! What an amazing institution of higher learning The Capstone is! So many more groundbreaking and amazing things to come. Unfortunately due to stereotypes and media bias many people don't realize what a special place this really is. Sure, it has it's social and ethical issues. What university doesn't? The University has achieved and progressed so much since the "Stand in the School House Door". Those accomplishments in themselves reveal the true character, drive, passion, and love the UA family has flowing through its Crimson blood.

Gorgeous campus, great food, and even better people. Roll Tide.

Beautiful campus. But the roads are a little confusing.

Their only flaw is alcoholic, strutting football fans, otherwise, a good party college (since before the civil war).

Amazing campus and beautiful buildings .....add to that Southern hospitality and you have an incredible place to spend the 4 or 5 most important and fun years of your life!

Attended the LSU game this weekend.....great college football atmosphere. Tailgating and game day activities were everywhere. Parking was difficult but the busses make it a bit easier to get to the stadium. Security was very tight and the Secret Service cleared everyone entering the stadium.

What a place - excellent college atmosphere - quality education - out in 4!

Beautiful campus, beautiful women, rich in history.

Sweet Home Alabama! Lord I'm coming home to you. ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!

Best University in the state and only growing. Go to Auburn, you'll be surrounded by a bunch of pretentious delusional hicks who live in a perpetual state of mind that they are morally superior than everyone else, yet the whole world laughs at them because they have the biggest little brother syndrome of any fan base. Go to the University of Alabama, you not only get to enjoy the beauty of the campus and the great social life, but get good quality education to help pursue your goals in life.

Been there for 1 semester and while I am considering transfer it's not a terrible school by any stretch. Teachers are about average (no matter where you go to school, there will be good ones and bad ones) and it's nice having everything very close (never have to walk more than 10 minutes to class). The dining halls are about average I guess.

I guess the main issue I have is the social life here. Fraternities are insanely expensive (low-end is about $2,000 per semester) and as a result you have them just filled with stuck-up people. For both of those reasons, I did not join one, and so it has been quite a challenge trying to find a good time somewhere. What's more, the large student body COULD be a good thing, except the only sense of community we have is the football games, and even that could be a lot better than it is. There's really not much diversity here, either, at least not compared to my home in downriver Michigan. I mean at UA there are basically only 3 races: white, black, Asian. Plus, the different races do very little interacting and mingling together. I'm not saying this to be like "f--k the south" either, this is just what I have experienced.

If you are looking for a school to really have a good time and meet a lot of interesting people, UA is probably NOT the place for you. If you don't really care about that and just want to get yourself an education, then I guess it's pretty good.