Alabama A&M University, established in 1875, is a public historically black land-grant university in Normal, Alabama. It is affiliated with O.R.A.U. and ACES. The university grants four doctoral degrees, 23 master's degrees, one education specialist degree, and 41 baccalaureate degrees. The Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools has accredited it.
It has more than 6000 students, out of which 70 are Alabama A&M University international students representing various countries at the Alabama A&M University campus. Among these, 5000 are Alabama A&M University undergraduate course students, and 1000 are Alabama A&M University's postgraduate course students.
A mission ingrained in A.A.M.U.'s very establishment is to offer a pathway to education that is both inexpensive and accessible.
91% of students receive financial help, 71% receive Pell Grants, 49% expect no financial support from their families, and 30% are first-generation undergraduate students.
A variety of scholarships are available to A.A.M.U. Students from the state of Alabama.
Alabama A&M University Noyce Scholarship Program provides biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics majors with a career route toward teaching certification. Students can Join the Noyce Scholars Program at Alabama A&M University if they are interested in teaching and majoring in chemistry, physics, biology, or mathematics.
4900 Meridian Street N Huntsville, Alabama 35811-7500
