Auburn University

Established in 1856, Auburn University is a public research university located in Auburn, Alabama, United States of America, and is spread across 1841 acres of land. The university offers 140 courses and 40 majors in 13 colleges and schools. Every year around 30,440 students are enrolled for undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional courses. The institution follows the semester system as an academic calendar. The university offers courses in the fields of agriculture, architecture & design, business, engineering, forestry & wildlife, human sciences, liberal arts, nursing, pharmacy, sciences, veterinary medicine. Top programs offered by the university M.Sc. in computer science and software engineering, M.B.A, M.Sc. in biosystem engineering, and B.Sc. in computer engineering. The Office of University Scholarships awards a variety of scholarships to potential students once a year and to international students. Every year about 60% of freshmen are provided with scholarships by the university. The total tuition is around USD 30,524. The university is ranked one of the best places to live for students and around 300 organizations on campus. The total cost of living is around USD 15,000. The Auburn University additionally provides opportunities in sports and athletes divisions in basketball, volleyball, soccer, and many more for both men and women category. The university has 32 residence halls with around 4800 residents who reside on-campus with study lounges, meeting rooms, and laundry rooms. The sports team at Auburn University is part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The college encourages active student involvement through 70 clubs and organizations incorporating Greek life and student government.