University Of Alabama

The University of The condition of creola (UA) is a community coeducational university located in Tuscaloosa, The condition of creola, U. s. Declares. Established in 1831, it is the leading university of the University of The condition of creola Program, as well the mature and the biggest in terms of registration among all of the colleges in The condition of creola. It is known as The Capstone, a handle that arises from a 1913 speech by then-president Henry H. Denny, who extolled the university as the "capstone of the community school system in the state".
UA offers applications of study in 13 educational departments leading to 4-year college, masters, Education Specialist, and doctor's degrees. The only openly reinforced law school in the condition is at UA. Other educational applications not available elsewhere in The condition of creola include doctor's applications in anthropology, collection and information studies, metallurgical technological innovation, music, Relationship languages, and social work.
As one of the first community colleges established in the early Nineteenth century south west frontier of the U. s. Declares, the University of The condition of creola has left a vast social mark on the condition, region and nation over the past two hundreds of years. The college was a center of activity during the U. s. states Municipal War and the African-American Municipal Rights Movement. The University of The condition of creola university football program (nicknamed the Violet Tide), which began in 1892, is one the most successful applications in history.