Schools in Montgomery, AL
K-12 and higher education at a glance
Back to Montgomery, AL overviewK-12 Education Overview
96 Total Schools
54,876 Total Enrollment
0:1 Pupil-Teacher Ratio
Charter Schools 0%
Percentage of schools that are charter schools
Title I Schools 0%
Percentage of schools receiving Title I funding
The Montgomery, AL metro area has 96 K-12 schools serving 54,876 students. The average pupil-teacher ratio is 0:1, which is below the national average, meaning smaller class sizes. About 0% of schools are charter schools, and 0% receive Title I federal funding for low-income students.
Colleges & Universities
9 Institutions
$12,543 Avg In-State Tuition
$15,392 Avg Out-of-State
30.2% Avg Grad Rate
Top Institutions by Graduation Rate
1
Huntingdon College
869 students $27,150 In-State
47.0% Grad Rate
2
Amridge University
636 students $9,480 In-State
40.0% Grad Rate
3
Fortis College-Montgomery
305 students $0 In-State
40.0% Grad Rate
4
Faulkner University
2,933 students $21,930 In-State
38.0% Grad Rate
5
Auburn University at Montgomery
5,189 students $8,568 In-State
36.0% Grad Rate
6
Alabama State University
3,870 students $8,328 In-State
30.0% Grad Rate
7
H Councill Trenholm State Community College
1,907 students $3,810 In-State
17.0% Grad Rate
8
South University-Montgomery
319 students $15,732 In-State
15.0% Grad Rate
9
J F Ingram State Technical College
826 students $5,343 In-State
9.0% Grad Rate
There are 9 higher education institutions in the Montgomery, AL metro area. Average in-state tuition is $12,543, while out-of-state students pay an average of $15,392. The average graduation rate across local institutions is 30.2%. The average acceptance rate is 81.3%.