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πŸ“Automatic Merit Scholarships in Alabama

Which Alabama colleges award merit money on GPA or test scores?

14
Schools
115
Awards on file
$12,240
Median largest award
$28,000
Largest

14 schools in Alabama award merit automatically, on a published GPA or test score. No separate application, no separate deadline β€” the award comes with the admission decision.

The number to compare these against is in-state tuition, a median of $10,728 across the schools below. The median largest award is $12,240.

Staying in state is usually the cheaper path before aid, but a large out-of-state award can beat it outright. Worth pricing both.

School Largest award Qualifies at In-state tuition
The University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa, AL
$28,000/yr 3.0 GPA Β· 24 ACT $11,380
University of Alabama in Huntsville
Huntsville, AL
$22,000/yr 3.0 GPA Β· 22 ACT $10,374
Samford University
Birmingham, AL
$20,000/yr 3.0 GPA Β· 26 ACT $39,000
Auburn University
Auburn, AL
$17,000/yr 3.5 GPA Β· 28 ACT $11,016
University of Mobile
Mobile, AL
$16,000/yr 2.0 GPA $25,320
Faulkner University
Montgomery, AL
$14,000/yr 2.0 GPA Β· 18 ACT $21,930
University of Montevallo
Montevallo, AL
$12,480/yr 3.0 GPA Β· 24 ACT $12,090
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, AL
$12,000/yr 3.5 GPA Β· 22 ACT $9,048
University of North Alabama
Florence, AL
$12,000/yr 3.0 GPA Β· 30 ACT $10,200
Jacksonville State University
Jacksonville, AL
$10,500/yr 2.0 GPA Β· 15 ACT $10,440
Stillman College
Tuscaloosa, AL
$10,000/yr 3.0 GPA $10,026
University of South Alabama
Mobile, AL
$9,000/yr 2.8 GPA Β· 21 ACT $8,976
Alabama A & M University
Normal, AL
$8,610/yr 2.5 GPA Β· 17 ACT $8,610
Miles College
Fairfield, AL
$5,000/yr 2.8 GPA Β· 20 ACT $11,764

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Amounts are what each school publishes for incoming first-year students, and renewal usually depends on keeping a minimum GPA. Confirm figures with the school's financial aid office before you plan around them.