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Posted on 4/5/24 at 3:12 pm to cdur86
Posted on 4/5/24 at 3:12 pm to cdur86
I had one daughter go to UA (long-time Bama fans); the other daughter who was always a Bama fan went to AU and unfortunately is now a die-hard Aubie. Education was equal, in my opinion. UA daughter got a nursing degree. AU daughter got a degree in Chem E and went on to med school. From a parent's perspective, sorority life seems better at AU. Would not have wanted my daughter to join sorority at Bama for multiple reasons -- cost being the primary one. Both had great experiences and got a great education.
Scholarships were better at Bama at that time. Not sure about now. Daughter #2 actually had a little higher ACT score but didn't get room and board like daughter #2 at Bama. Both great schools.
Scholarships were better at Bama at that time. Not sure about now. Daughter #2 actually had a little higher ACT score but didn't get room and board like daughter #2 at Bama. Both great schools.
This post was edited on 4/5/24 at 3:15 pm
Posted on 4/5/24 at 3:20 pm to bamafan1953
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(long-time Bama fans); the other daughter who was always a Bama fan went to AU and unfortunately is now a die-hard Aubie
I've seen this a lot lately unfortunately
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From a parent's perspective, sorority life seems better at AU
I get it. I was in a fraternity at Bama and would never allow my son to be in one after that experience.
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Scholarships were better at Bama at that time. Not sure about now
It still is and is really hard to beat UA's scholarship offers. That is why I am not understanding why so many in-state students are going elsewhere
Posted on 4/6/24 at 2:09 pm to bamafan1953
My son was raised a Bama fan but went to AU for their aerospace program. He is now a doctoral candidate and is still a Bama fan.
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