Alabama State University offers assistance to students of Birmingham-Southern College, which is closing after 168 years, by providing an expedited transfer process and support to complete their education.
Alabama State University is reaching out to students of Birmingham-Southern College , which will close on May 31 after 168 years.
“Our University and its Board of Trustees are greatly concerned about the hundreds of students at Birmingham-Southern College who will soon be without a school to attend, and we are saddened that many of its students are in a quandary on how and where to complete their college education,” Alabama State University President Dr. Quinton Ross said.
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