"U.S. News & World Report‘s list for 2020 places UA’s Culverhouse College of Business in the 43rd position overall, 27th among public institutions....."

"We are pleased to see that Culverhouse sits comfortably within the top 10 percent of undergraduate business programs in the country as ranked by U.S. News & World Report,” said Culverhouse College of Business Dean Kay M. Palan.

You're right I'm nearing 40 and would not fit in with ANY college age kids 🤣

You may want to try a little research yourself:

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UA has made ten times as many out-of-state recruiting visits as in-state visits, the report found. Of the 4,349 off-campus recruiting visits made by UA in 2017, only 392 visits – or 9 percent of all visits – took place in Alabama. And those 392 visits, only covered 33 percent of Alabama public high schools.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.al.com/news/2019/03/ua-is-extreme-case-of-state-schools-recruiting-out-of-state-residents-report-finds.html%3foutputType=amp

In the fall of 2018 UA had 15,395 in state students registered.... Auburn had 16,917...… let's quit acting like Auburn overrun by in-state students compared to UA

that article only cites undergraduate.... pretty convenient and typical for the liberal rag al.com (which I'm not surprised an Aubie is citing). I cited all enrollees directly from each colleges website.

Lmao! Keep your head buried in the sand.

Saban says roll Hillary roll!

Yall tired of arguing over who has the best football team so youre going to argue about who has the most democrats attending. Yall boys are silly.

There's no argument over who has the best football team so all the Boogs can argue about is this.....hahahahaha, anyways.... I'm not arguing, just having fun

Is there a Problem with having out of state students attend your University? They are allowed to do this, right?


We got people on here debating about which school has more liberals and which school has more out of state students. It’s that time of year when the fambly have gave up all hope of the football season that they were promised and start the “I’m gonna create an argument that I think everyone cares about”

Having the President of The United States on your property, College Campus, on your Street, in your state, in your car or wherever it may be is a thing to be proud of. I won’t be at the ballgame. I quit public sporting events long ago, but I am proud that our State has something interesting enough to offer that the President feels compelled to visit.

Deflect deflect deflect. Well done, comrades!

Something interesting from doing that research though..... why don't more students attend AU for post graduate degrees..... there's a decent post grad attendance at UA obviously due to the Business and Law programs but AU doesn't have a strong post grad attendance. I wonder if that is the main explanation for the 10k student difference in overall attendance numbers.

Probably harder to get into AU grad school I would guess.

So.....anyway.....Bama and LSU are both in the top 3 in all the polls, and the President of the United States is coming to watch them play in 2 days. Pretty cool. Times are good.

Don't you think if that was the case they would have accolades similar to Bama's then? Just doesn't make sense.

They will have bases covered that you never would have thought of. The limo is as bullet proof and bomb proof as possible. We were allowed to look in it but no gpoing in it and no pictures. There will also be a couple of Black SUVs that travel with it. One will contain a mechanic and enough parts to almost build another limo on the street. The other will contain a lot of very badass men with badass weaponry. When I saw them unloading it looked like clowns piling out of a Volkswagen there were so many. I wish I had counted but by the time it caught my attention, a lot of them were out and on the move.

If you attend the game and see an empty parking place that is barricaded off with signs that say "No parking, private lot" don't be surprised. I noticed one close to where Clinton spoke and knew that wasn't right. I made mention of it to the Agent riding with me, who was in charge of the Motorcade. He said, no that was theirs and that is one of the helicopter landing zones. They will also shut down and take over Druid City ER for a brief time. The regular drs. and nurses will get a break as the ER will be manned by Naval doctors and nurses for the duration of the game. Cases will be routed to other hospitals.

You are absolutely correct about several possible routes. I was honored to be chosen to drive the Pilot Car. It was a regular marked police car and I was accompanied by the Secret Service Agent in charge of the Motorcade. The limo followed me. They have someone local drive the Pilot car on the correct theory that I would know how to get from point A to point B the fastest if something happened. There were several designated helicopter landing sites and Fallout shelters already staged if something happened. The actually football field may even be one of the helicopter landing sites in case of an emergency.

During the visit, all traffic was shut down on the highways, no river traffic was allowed (which is done every year for the march), and no railroad traffic allowed through town. In fact, Norfolk Southern has always parked cars they weren't using that day by Craig Field (the airport). On the night before the visit they parked two or three across from the entrance. When the Agent with me spotted them on our way to get a special radio installed in my car on the morning of the visit, he went ballistic. All he could do is call for a bunch of bad looking men and dogs to come and sweep them. Seems someone told the railroad not to pull a train through town but forgot to tell them they couldn't drop cars where they normally do. Someone took an ass chewing over that.

Good one!

Welp, mine isn't going to either of the in state institutions. Mainly because even with out of state tuition, ut martin is $6-8k less than either au or ua.

only heard good things about that school as well

Saturday is a big deal for Alabama. The fact they are finally playing a nationally ranked team is HUGE. It's been 10 months since that happened. So monumental that the President of the Free World said "I gotta see this in person."