Acceptance Rate
46%
Avg. SAT
1390
75th percentile
“Unleash War Eagle spirit at a top public university blending elite engineering, Southern charm, and unbeatable traditions.”
Auburn, AL
Location
Small City
Campus Setting
Auburn University, founded in 1856 in the charming town of Auburn, Alabama, stands out as a flagship public research institution with over 30,000 students. Known as the 'Loveliest Village on the Plains,' its sprawling, oak-lined campus fosters a sense of community and pride that's palpable everywhere—from classrooms to game days.
What truly distinguishes Auburn is its infectious school spirit, epitomized by the soaring War Eagle eagle and the ritual of rolling Toomer's Corner oaks with toilet paper after victories. As a land-grant university, it emphasizes hands-on learning in agriculture, engineering, and beyond, while its SEC athletic prowess, especially football, unites students in orange and blue fervor.
Auburn's commitment to accessibility as a public school, combined with rigorous academics and a welcoming Southern hospitality, makes it ideal for driven students seeking both personal growth and lifelong connections.
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Auburn excels in practical, high-impact programs, with its Samuel Ginn College of Engineering ranking among the nation's top 40 public programs. Standouts include aerospace, chemical, and industrial engineering, bolstered by cutting-edge labs and industry partnerships that prioritize real-world problem-solving.
The College of Veterinary Medicine is a national leader, consistently top-ranked, while the Harbert College of Business and College of Architecture, Design & Construction offer innovative curricula. Auburn's Honors College and extensive study abroad options ensure high-achievers thrive in a supportive environment.
Student Body
Total Enrollment
27,907 undergrad • 6,238 grad
Undergraduate
Graduate
International
White
79%
Black / African American
5%
Hispanic / Latino
4%
Asian
3%
Other / Multi-racial
9%
Campus Life
Campus Setting
Auburn, AL
Varsity Athletics
NCAA Athletics
Auburn's campus buzzes with energy, anchored by its legendary football team and the intense Iron Bowl rivalry with Alabama. Tailgating on the plains is a rite of passage, drawing massive crowds for SEC showdowns and fostering unbreakable bonds.
With over 500 student organizations, a thriving Greek life (one of the largest in the nation), and events like the Auburn University Marching Band performances, there's a place for everyone. The friendly, inclusive vibe shines through in traditions, outdoor adventures on nearby lakes, and a diverse community that feels like family.
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Athletics
Athletic Association
Southeastern Conference
ROTC & Veteran Support
Army
Yes
Navy
Yes
Air Force
Yes
Veteran’s Programs Available
Yellow Ribbon Program (Post-9/11 GI Bill)
Yes
Dedicated point of contact for veteran support services
Yes
Recognized student veteran organization
Yes
Member of DoD Voluntary Educational Partnership MOU
Yes
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Outcomes & Earnings
Retention Rate
95%
4 Years Graduation Rate
59%
6 Years Graduation Rate
81%
Median 10-Year Earnings
$65,337
95% of first-time, full-time students complete their freshman year at Auburn University and return in the fall. 59% of first-time, full-time students graduate in 4 years, and 81% graduate within 6 years.
Graduation Rate
4-year grads
59%
4-5 years
22%
6-8 years
1%
Non-grad
18%
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Key Statistics
Type
Public
Tuition
$10,392
Acceptance
46%
Undergrads
27,907
4-Year Grad Rate
59%
Endowment
$1.0B
Auburn, AL 36849
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