YOUR UA RESOURCES
UA offers generous scholarship packages for qualifying students. Learn more about how to apply for scholarships at UA and the specific scholarships available to you based on your student type.
Access comprehensive information and assistance on federal financial aid — including grants, loans and work-study — as well as student employment opportunities.
Learn more about the costs and expenses associated with a graduate degree from The University of Alabama and our graduate financial aid options including scholarships, funding, assistantships and fellowships.
Affordability Toolkit
Not sure where to start? Paying for college is as unique to each student as their individual college career. Review the types of resources available to decide which combination of options is best for you.
Cost of Attendance
Cost of Attendance
Plan ahead using estimates of both the direct and indirect costs for obtaining an undergraduate degree at UA.
Net Price Calculator
The Net Price Calculator estimates your eligibility for financial aid based on your inputs.
Deadlines Matter
Important Financial Aid Dates
Scholarship and financial aid deadlines vary based on your student type and entry term. Review the full timeline to ensure full consideration for admission, scholarships and federal financial aid.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What scholarships does UA offer for incoming freshmen?
The University of Alabama offers a range of scholarship opportunities for incoming freshmen, including need-based scholarships, scholarships awarded based on review of your application materials and scholarships automatically awarded based on your standardized test score and high school GPA. View the Scholarships page for a complete listing based on your student type.
Does UA offer scholarships for Alabama residents?
Yes. As part of UA’s commitment to investing in students across the state of Alabama, the University offers scholarship opportunities specifically for qualifying Alabama residents. These opportunities help make a UA education more accessible. Alabama students can learn more on the In-State Freshman Scholarships page.
Does UA offer scholarships for transfer students?
Yes. UA offers scholarship opportunities for qualifying transfer students, including in-state, out-of-state and international transfer students. Eligible transfer students may also qualify for the Phi Theta Kappa Honors Scholarship. View the Scholarships page for a complete listing based on your student type.
How do I apply for financial aid at UA?
To apply for federal financial aid at The University of Alabama, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, commonly known as the FAFSA. The information in your FAFSA determines eligibility for federal grants, loans and work study. Review the full process on the Apply for Aid page.
What does it cost to attend UA?
The cost to attend The University of Alabama can include tuition, fees, housing, food, books, supplies, transportation and personal expenses. UA's Cost of Attendance page provides estimated costs for a full-time, dependent, undergraduate student registered at the main campus.
How much financial aid could I receive at UA?
UA’s Net Price Calculator can help prospective undergraduate students estimate their cost of attendance after potential scholarships, grants and other aid. The calculator is not a final financial aid offer, but it can give families a helpful starting point for planning. Visit the Net Price Calulator to get started.
When are scholarship and financial aid deadlines at UA?
Financial aid deadlines vary by student type and entry term. Review the Financial Aid Timeline.
How can I make college affordable?
UA’s Affordability Toolkit brings together resources that can help students and families plan for the cost of college. The toolkit explains options such as scholarships, grants, loans, student employment and other strategies that can help make a UA education more attainable. Explore the Affordability Toolkit.
Does UA offer financial aid for graduate students?
Yes. Nearly half of graduate students at The University of Alabama receive funding to help cover some or all of the expenses associated with a graduate degree. Funding options may include assistantships, fellowships, scholarships, on-campus employment, federal financial aid, and conference or research funding. Learn more on the Graduate School’s Paying for Graduate School page.