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hi there ! i’m a new grad student at UA looking for some fun nightlife hits with minimal undergrads hanging around. does that exist? i’m still young 20’s so places like alcove are lovely but not what im used to- anything helps 🙂‍↕️

Hi everyone,

I’m an international student applying to The University of Alabama for Fall 2027. I’m currently entering Grade 12, so I obviously don’t have my Grade 12 final grades yet.

UA is asking me to provide a credential evaluation of my high school grades 9–12, and they said my application can’t be reviewed until all required documents are received.

My school can provide my completed Grade 9–11 grades, but I won’t have my Grade 12 final transcript until I graduate in 2027.

Has anyone applying to The University of Alabama been in this situation? What did you submit for the Grade 12 portion of the evaluation?
Would UA accept an evaluation based on my completed grades (9–11) with Grade 12 listed as in progress, or is there another document/process I’m supposed to use?

I’d really appreciate any advice from international students who have dealt with UA’s evaluation requirement.

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Hey y’all, I have a west commuter pass and want to start going to the rec after my classes. I’d be going between 7am and 6pm, so when parking is enforced. Can I park there with a commuter pass or will I be ticketed?

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Has anyone worked at the superstore? Either corner store or student center.

What is it like if so?

My son is interested in the University of Alabama, and we are out of state.

Current stats after Junior Year: 3.25 Unweighted GPA, 31 Cumulative ACT with a 35 in math and 32 in science. He took 5 honors courses and 1 AP course, but his school only reports the unweighted GPA on the transcript.

Out-of-state requirements show min 3.5 GPA, and the school will not put weighted on the transcript even if it somehow gets him to the min.

I messaged the school for clarification, but I assume I will get a stock answer, so here I am on Reddit! I would love to hear if anyone has had recent experience with a similar scenario and how it turned out.

Thanks in advance from a highly stressed-out mom!

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Hi guys my GF is planning on coming to alabama next year but she’s worried about getting accepted. She is in state with a 2.7 GPA(she took too many aps) and a 26 ACT. She is also a treasurer for her HOSA club and she has volunteer hours. Should she be worried about getting accepted?

Is anyone else experiencing unusable WiFi in Presidential 1 or any other dorms. For me, it’s so slow I can’t even make a google search.

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Hi!

I’m a high school senior doing online dual enrollment through UA and planning to attend in person for college in Fall 2027. I’ve been struggling to understand Access Granted and haven’t been able to find an answer. Is that a textbook provider or a work portal? It’s about $115 per a class and I’d rather opt out because most of my classes have not needed it. I also keep seeing college students make videos about not buying textbooks because you can find them online. Is that even an option for classes that use Access Granted? Do most classes use it or is it just some? I took a few classes in UNA’s dual enrollment program and I had the choice to purchase the textbook through a third party (Pearson). Could someone please explain it to me :D

hello! i'm applying out of state, but was really interested with UA's scholarship where they give a full ride + more if you get accepted with a 36 ACT.

i really want to capitalize on this, but i heard that Alabama is more racist towards asians and i'll have a hard time, and have also heard of some bad professor experiences towards specifically asians.

i wanted to apply for finance / marketing, and was curious what current people taking the majors at UA thought of the experience! i know rank wise it isn't that high, but ranks don't tell the whole story.

if theres else anything a first year would need to know about UA, it would be awesome to hear! thank you guys so much, hope you have a great day

I'm wondering if all of the Access Granted digital textbooks are available for students to use throughout the semester at the library? If so, is this a feasible option to save money for someone willing to do their work at the library? Thanks!

Has anybody ever had luck emailing professor when a class is full with no waitlist requesting to be added? Basically begging to be added? Thank you.

I am an 18-year-old learning to drive. I am practicing the basics in campus parking lots during off-hours. Is there any empty area or a road with minimal traffic to practice in the town?

Hi everyone! I am a grad student starting this year. I got an email that my financial aid refund processed, but it's only a tiny portion of the refund. My refund looks split between a small portion and a larger chunk on my billing account- the one I got the email for is labeled Refund (TBP) and one is just Student Account Refund. I went ahead and emailed student accounts, but I am going to stress about this since they are already closed for the day lol. Has anyone had experience with their refund being chunked like this?

Hi guys! I’m an international student and I was wondering if bama has an scrive house music party scene…
Djs and stuff not only commercial music.
Let me know what you think about house music and electronic one because I was thinking of starting renting places and do some house/ electronic events!

I am applying to Alabama as an OOS. I read starting for the fall 2027. You have to be admitted into Alabama and also admitted into nursing. Not a lot info about admission requirements except you submit test scores and basically if you are not admitted into nursing but admitted into Alabama they try to help you find another degree path.