Alabama A&M Location

• 4900,Meridian St. N Huntsville, Al. 13510• The AAMU campus is situated on more than

2,300 scenic acres, a 5-minute commute from downtown Huntsville.

Enrollment

• 93 student clubs and organizations

• 75 percent student participation in community service project.

• 11 foreign countries..

Student-Teacher Ratio

•20:1 student-faculty ratio•Fewer than 40 students in 86 percent of courses

Major•Five undergraduate schools (Agricultural & Environmental, Arts & Sciences, Business, Education, and Engineering & Technology) and Graduate Studies.

B.A. Political Science

Political Science:121 Hour Minor. 18 Hour

• Hum a/o FA MUS 101 3 GEO 214 World Regional Geography 3 • HIS 304 African American History 3 CHE 101/101L, 102/102L, PHY PSC 201 Intro to Political Science 3 • 101/101L, 102/102L PSC 205 American Government 3 • Lec/Lab BIO 101/101L, 102/102L, 4 PSC 206 State and Local Government 3 • CHE 101/101L, 102/102L, PHY PSC 307 Comparative Govt 3 • 101/101L, 102/102L PSC 310 Blacks in American Politics 3 • Math MTH 110 3 PSC 397 Program Seminar I 0.5 • 11 PSC 398 Program Seminar II 0.5 • PSC 401 Western Political Thought 3 • AREA II – HUMANITIES & FINE ARTS: PHL 201 Intro to Philosophy 3

Library The Library contained a reference materials room, seminar room, two reading rooms, reference desk, general stacks, and a librarian’s office.In 1968, the Joseph F. Drake Memorial Learning Resources Center and Library was added as an essential component to the University. Beginning in October 1966, the library was constructed as a requirement for re-accreditation with the Southern Association for Colleges and Schools (also known as SACS). This new facility was funded by both federal and state governments with over $1.3 million in funds contributed for its completion. The new library would cover 60,000 square feet, hold up to 300,000 volumes, and seat approximately 1,000 patrons.Today, the Joseph F. Drake Memorial Learning Resources Center (LRC) consists of 73,485 square feet of space, can house up to 400,000 volumes, and seat well over 1,000 patrons thanks in part to the renovation of the facility in 2003. The LRC offers a variety of services that enhance student learning and faculty participation such as Interlibrary Loan, Learning Commons, E-Books, electronic and physical scholarly journals, academic databases, Information Literacy classes, Archival research, and much, much more.

Cost Of School

• Tuition:$9880• Room & Board:$6980• Books:$1400• Transport:$1300• Total:21,008

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