How has Alabama State University changed over time?
Multi-year trends in admissions, enrollment, test scores, and cost. Every chart is labeled with its data source and the years it covers — no smoothing, no mixing sources.
Admission rate
Admission rate rose from 44% (2010) to 98% (2024).
Source: IPEDS (U.S. Dept. of Education) · 2010–2024
Applicants and students admitted
Applicants fell from 8,229 (2010) to 7,229 (2024).
Source: IPEDS (U.S. Dept. of Education) · 2010–2024
Enrollment
Total enrollment fell from 5,705 (2010) to 4,081 (2024).
Source: IPEDS (U.S. Dept. of Education) · 2010–2024
SAT mid-50% range
SAT mid-50% range moved from 730–920 (2016) to 749–967 (2024).
- Score data describes enrolled freshmen, not all admitted students.
- Years before 2016 use the old 2400-point SAT and are not shown.
- Many schools became test-optional around 2020 — score changes partly reflect who chooses to submit.
Source: College Scorecard · 2016–2024
ACT mid-50% range
ACT mid-50% range moved from 14–17 (2008) to 16–20 (2022).
- Score data describes enrolled freshmen, not all admitted students.
- Many schools became test-optional around 2020 — score changes partly reflect who chooses to submit.
Source: IPEDS (U.S. Dept. of Education) · 2008–2022
Cost
In-state tuition rose from $8,082 (2011) to $11,248 (2025).
Source: College Scorecard · 2011–2025
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Data from IPEDS and the College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education) and school Common Data Set filings; each chart names the source its series comes from. Most recent data year: 2025. Last updated October 19, 2026.