Northern Alabama Colleges

University of North Alabama

• Founded in 1830, the University of North Alabama was Alabama's first state-chartered college. It houses approximately 7,100 students and has over 50,000 alumni. The University of North Alabama offers over 60 undergraduate programs and seven master's degree programs through four academic colleges: the College of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Nursing and Allied Health and College of Education. The average class size is 25 students, and most faculty members hold a doctoral degree in their field. The University of North Alabama is committed to providing meaningful learning opportunities for students using instruction, research and service activities. It is also dedicated to providing a diverse amount of outreach activities to enhance the education of all students and improve the region's economic development.

  University of North Alabama

  One Harrison Plaza

  Florence, AL 35632

  1-800-Talk-Una

  una.edu

Northeast Alabama Community College

• Northeast Alabama Community College (NACC) is one of the South's leading community colleges. It is committed to providing easily accessible high-quality education to students to improve the quality of life of Alabama residents and encourage economic development. The college offers inclusive educational programs at the certificate and associate's degree level. NACC also prepares students to pursue higher-level educational opportunities. Included on the campus of NACC is a walking and nature trail that is open to all students, staff and the community.

  Northeast Alabama Community College

  138 Alabama Hwy. 35

  Rainsville, AL 35986

  256-638-4418

  nacc.edu

Athens State University

• Established in 1822, Athens State University is the oldest educational facility in Alabama. More than 3,500 students and about 1,000 students graduate with a bachelor's degree annually. Athens State University offers more than 30 bachelor's degree programs from three academic colleges: College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business and College of Education. Online courses and international programs are also available. Athens State University is committed to providing a well-rounded educational experience that blends traditional and modern educational philosophies. It strives to provide high-quality instruction, personalized attention and a diverse amount of course offerings. Its programs are intended to prepare students for a variety of endeavors, including professional careers and higher-education opportunities.

  Athens State University

  300 North Beaty St.

  Athens, AL 35611

  256-233-8100

  athens.edu