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Auburn University has two campuses. One is located in Auburn and the other is in Montgomery.
The University of Alabama's biggest rival is Auburn University. They play each other every year in a game titled the "Iron Bowl".
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Upon entering college in1949 everyone called the college Auburn. It was just too much to say Alabama Polytechnic Institute or even write it on a check. Besides just spelling Polytechnic was a chore so if the official name was used at all it was shortened to API. At that time, it was as if the city of Auburn was named after the school. At football games the cheer leaders would lead with the yell: AU -- BU -- RN and the stadium would join in Auburn, Auburn, Auburn. There was only one college at the time. That other school was called a University.
Prior to the 2010 SEC Championship Game matchup between the two teams, they have met 9 times with Auburn leading the series 7-1-1. The two teams met earlier in the 2010 season with Auburn winning, 35-27, at Auburn in September.
1) Bryant was head coach of the University of Kentucky between 1946-1953. His first SEC loss at Lexington was November 1, 1947 against Alabama, 13-0. 2) Bryant was head coach of the University of Alabama between 1958-1982. His first SEC loss at home was November 29, 1958 to Auburn, 14-8, in Birmingham. Removing the Auburn games from the mix, since those games at the time were all played in Birmingham and Auburn would play at least one home game in Birmingham each year, the first SEC team he lost to other than Auburn at home was Florida on October 6, 1963 by the score of 10-6. That game was played in Tuscaloosa.
Thomas Coombe has written: 'The peasant of Auburn and other poems' 'The peasant of Auburn' 'The peasant of Auburn, or, The emigrant'
Auburn Tennessee did not play each other in 2012
I'm sure the alumni of some the universities not included on this list would disagree with excluding them from a list of "the 5 major Universities" found in Georgia, but the best list is probably:University of Georgia, AthensGeorgia Institute of Technology, AtlantaGeorgia State University, AtlantaKennesaw State University, KennesawGeorgia Southern University, StatesboroSome other Universities of note are:Mercer University, MaconMorehouse College, AtlantaSavannah State University, Savannah
There is no other major sports teams to cheer for. Bama and Auburn is all there is.
Auburn UniversityAuburn, AlabamaWhile the school does not offer a dental program, you can take the prerequisite coursework required by dental schools at Auburn. The institution has the preferred regional accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and is a College Board member. Therefore, the coursework and degree completed through this institution of higher learning will be recognized by all other colleges and universities as well as employers.
Based on my knowledge, some architectural engineering schools are the University of Kansas, Auburn University, Cal Poly SLO, Drexel University, Kansas State, Penn State, and University of Texas at Austin. There are many other colleges that have an architectural engineering program, but the colleges listed above are more well known for their program in the engineering field.