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    University of Alabama 2012
    University of Alabama 2012
    University of Alabama 2012
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    University of Alabama 2012

    By Josh Morris

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    College guides written by students for students.

    University of Alabama Students Tell It Like It Is

    This insider guide to University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, AL, features more than 160 pages of in-depth information, including student reviews, rankings across 20 campus life topics, and insider tips from students on campus. Written by a student at Alabama, this guidebook gives you the inside scoop on everything from academics and nightlife to housing and the meal plan. Read both the good and the bad and discover if UA is right for you.

    One of nearly 500 College Prowler guides, this Alabama guide features updated facts and figures along with the latest student reviews and insider tips from current students on campus. Find out what it's like to be a student at Alabama and see if UA is the place for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publishercollegeprowler
    Release dateMar 15, 2011
    ISBN9781427497192
    University of Alabama 2012
    Author

    Josh Morris

    Name: Josh Morris<br>Hometown: Bath, Maine<br>Major: Public Relations<br>Fun Fact: Josh has lived on three separate continents.<br>Previous Contributors: Merrick Wiedrich

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      How this all started...

      When I was trying to find the perfect college, I used every resource that was available to me. I went online to visit school Web sites; I talked with my high school guidance counselor; I read book after book; I hired a private counselor. Sure, this was all very helpful, but nothing really told me what life was like at the schools I cared about. These sources weren’t giving me enough information to be totally confident in my decision.

      In all my research, there were only two ways to get the information I wanted.

      The first was to physically visit the campuses and see if things were really how the brochures described them, but this was quite expensive and not always feasible. The second involved a missing ingredient: the students. Actually talking to a few students at those schools gave me a taste of the information that I needed so badly. The problem was that I wanted more but didn’t have access to enough people.

      In the end, I weighed my options and decided on a school that felt right and had a great academic reputation, but truth be told, the choice was still very much a crapshoot. I had done as much research as any other student, but was I 100 percent positive that I had picked the school of my dreams?

      Absolutely not.

      My dream in creating College Prowler was to build a resource that people can use with confidence. My own college search experience taught me the importance of gaining true insider insight; that’s why the majority of this guide is composed of quotes from actual students. After all, shouldn’t you hear about a school from the people who know it best?

      I hope you enjoy reading this book as much as we’ve enjoyed putting it together. Tell me what you think when you get a chance. I’d love to hear your college selection stories.

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      Luke Skurman

      CEO and Co-Founder

      luke@collegeprowler.com

      Welcome to College Prowler®

      When we created College Prowler, we felt it was critical that our content was unbiased and unaffiliated with any college or university. We think it’s important that our readers get honest information and a realistic impression of the student opinions on any campus—that’s why if any aspect of a particular school is terrible, we (unlike a campus brochure) intend to publish it. While we do keep an eye out for the occasional extremist—the cheerleader or the cynic—we take pride in letting the students tell it like it is. We strive to create a book that’s as representative as possible of each particular campus. Our books cover both the good and the bad, and whether the survey responses point to recurring trends or a variation in opinion, these sentiments are directly and proportionally expressed through our guides.

      College Prowler guidebooks are in the hands of students throughout the entire process of their creation. Because you can’t make student-written guides without the students, we have students at each campus who help write, randomly survey their peers, edit, layout, and perform accuracy checks on every book that we publish. From the very beginning, student writers gather the most up-to-date stats, facts, and inside information on their colleges. They fill each section with student quotes and summarize the findings in editorial reviews. In addition, each school receives a collection of letter grades (A through F) that reflect student opinion and help to represent contentment or satisfaction for each of our 20 specific categories. Just as in grade school, the higher the mark the more content or more satisfied the students are with the particular category.

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