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CLCCA Home Educators - homeschooling info and links, coverschool
Lyman Ward Military Academy Alumni Association - A site for, about, and maintained by Alumni of LWMA. History, Stories and Alumni Communication.
Master of Criminal Justice degree - 100% online Master's degree in Criminal Justice, takes only 14 months to complete. John Gray, MCJ director jpgray@faulkner.edu
Alabama Colleges and Universities - Features telephone numbers, email addresses, online applications, scholarship and financial aid information, and web site links.
The University of Alabama - Founded in 1831 and located in Tuscaloosa, the University of Alabama offers 275 various degrees in over 150 programs of study.
Alabama Department of Education - State level official education web site.
University of Alabama - Official web site of Crimson Tide athletics.
The University of North Alabama - A comprehensive regional state university offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs, serving residential and commuting students.
University of South Alabama - The University of South Alabama is located on a beautiful 1,200-acre wooded site in the western part of Mobile, Alabama. USA boasts more than seventy buildings, all of modern design.
Spring Hill College - The first Catholic college in the Southeast, the third oldest Jesuit college in the country and the fifth oldest Catholic college in America, Spring Hill is a four-year, coeducational, liberal arts and sciences institution in a residential setting.
Jacksonville State University - Links to admissions, departments, library, contact information, and other of the university's activities and resources.
Auburn University Libraries -- E-Gateway - Search the Auburn University Libraries' online catalog, AUBIECat, and other resources available to students, faculty, and staff of Auburn University.
Jefferson State Community College - Located in Birmingham, AL.
Troy State University - Since its founding in 1887, Troy State University has been recognized for the quality of its academic programs and its focus on the individual student.
Spring Hill College Athletics - Official site of the Badgers with scores, news items, pictures, rosters, and coaching staff.
Birmingham Southern College - A four-year collegiate liberal arts institution founded in 1856 and operating under the auspices of the Alabama-West Florida and North Alabama Conferences of the United Methodist Church.
Alabama State University Athletics - Official site of the Hornets with ticket information, team rosters, season previews and game schedules.
Troy State University Dothan - Dothan, Alabama.
College of Agriculture - History, departments and majors, research programs, publications and news, and events.
Samford University - A private Southern Baptist institution including the Howard College of Arts and Sciences, Beeson School of Divinity, Orlean Bullard Beeson School of Education, Cumberland School of Law, Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing and the McWhorter School of Pharmacy.
Athens State University - A state educational institution originally founded in 1822 which offers studies in arts and sciences, business, and education. Athens, Alabama.
Talladega College - Formed in 1865, Talladega College serves as an important educational resource for eastern Alabama.
United States Sports Academy : Distance Learning - Information on distance learning programs.
Crimson Tide Online - Describes the history, tradition, and excellence of the University of Alabama Crimson Tide.
Grace Lutheran School, Huntsville, Alabama - Includes registration information, academic program, staff, calendar, alumni contact, newsletter, location, and contacts.
The University of Mobile - institution of liberal arts and sciences affiliated with the Alabama Baptist State Convention that is committed to providing high quality educational programs to its students.
Auburn City Schools - Auburn School System information.
Virginia College - The College opened its first branch campus in Birmingham, Alabama, in February 1992. Virginia College offers programs in the areas of Information Technology, Design, Allied Health, and Paralegal Studies.
Judson College - A historic Baptist liberal-arts college for women. Includes information about the facilities, admissions, academics, events, alumnae, athletics and contact details.
Alabama Supercomputing Program to Inspire computational Research in Education (ASPIRE) - Free summer program offered at statewide training centers helping teachers to develop computer and Internet research skills. Online textbook and workshop manuals, news, annual student expo summaries.
Auburn University Athletics - Official site of the Tigers with scores, statistics, pictures, rosters, and schedules.
New College - An interdisciplinary program with courses listing and descriptions, directions, application information and faculty.
Alabama A&M University - Organized in 1875, Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University of Huntsville, Alabama is a land-grant university supported by the State of Alabama and federal funds.
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