University of Alabama
Elite ProgramTuscaloosa, Alabama
NCAA D1 · Southeastern
40.8k students77% accepted$22.6k net price
Colleges
Women's Basketball colleges in Alabama
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Auburn University
Elite ProgramAuburn, Alabama
NCAA D1 · Southeastern
34.1k students46% accepted$25.2k net price
Jacksonville State University
PopularJacksonville, Alabama
NCAA D1 · Conference USA
10k students78% accepted$14.2k net price
Samford University
PopularBirmingham, Alabama
NCAA D1 · Southern
6.1k students82% accepted$32.2k net price
University of Alabama, Birmingham
RecognizedBirmingham, Alabama
NCAA D1 · American Athletic
20.9k students88% accepted$18k net price
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University of South Alabama
RecognizedMobile, Alabama
NCAA D1 · Sun Belt
14k students71% accepted$16.1k net price
Overview
Women's Basketball colleges in Alabama
How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size.
- Programs
- 37
- Coaches recruiting
- 150
- 10Division I
- 7Division II
- 2Division III
- 5NAIA
- 13Junior college
Alabama has 37 colleges with Women's Basketball programs. Of those, 10 compete in NCAA Division I, 7 in NCAA Division II, 2 in NCAA Division III, 5 in the NAIA and 13 at the junior college level. The most popular programs are University of Alabama, Auburn University and Jacksonville State University. 11 schools compete in the Region 22, the most common conference.
Lowest net priceReid State Technical College · $2,288Average yearly cost after aid
Most selectiveUniversity of West Alabama · 43%Acceptance rate
Largest campusUniversity of Alabama · 40,846Undergraduate students
All programs
Every Women's Basketball program in Alabama
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Division I · 10
University of AlabamaTuscaloosa · Southeastern$22.6k net price · 77% acceptedAuburn UniversityAuburn · Southeastern$25.2k net price · 46% acceptedJacksonville State UniversityJacksonville · Conference USA$14.2k net price · 78% acceptedSamford UniversityBirmingham · Southern$32.2k net price · 82% accepted
Division II · 7
University of West AlabamaLivingston · Gulf South$14k net price · 43% accepted
University of MontevalloMontevallo · Gulf South$17.9k net price · 54% accepted
Auburn University at MontgomeryMontgomery · Gulf South$15.5k net price · 93% accepted
Spring Hill CollegeMobile · Southern Intercollegiate Athletic$20.3k net price · 77% accepted
Division III · 2
NAIA · 5
Questions
Questions about Women's Basketball colleges in Alabama
Quick answers about the programs and how to reach their coaches.
How many colleges in Alabama have Women's Basketball?
37 colleges in Alabama have Women's Basketball programs: 10 Division I, 7 Division II, 2 Division III, 5 NAIA and 13 Junior college.
Which colleges in Alabama have Division I Women's Basketball?
Alabama A&M University, Alabama State University, Auburn University, Jacksonville State University, Samford University, Troy University, University of Alabama, University of Alabama, Birmingham and 2 more.
What is the most affordable college in Alabama with Women's Basketball?
Reid State Technical College has the lowest average net price at $2,288 a year after grants and scholarships.
What conference do most Women's Basketball programs in Alabama compete in?
The Region 22 has the most Women's Basketball programs in Alabama.
How do I contact Women's Basketball coaches in Alabama?
There are 150 coaches recruiting Women's Basketball in Alabama. Create a free AthleticScholar account to see who recruits your position and send personal messages from your own Gmail, with follow-ups until they reply.