There are several famous people to graduate from the University of Alabama. A few famous people from there are Sela Ward, Larry Darby, and Jim Nabors.
J . Holiday , 2 Chainz , Chad Lucas , Deelishis (from Flavor of Love 2) , Ricky Smiley , Manny Martin , Ralph David Abernathy , just to name a few . . .
Alan Perales
2 Chainz
President Jimmy Carter
Joe Namath played football for University of Alabama, BUT, he did NOT graduate before entering the National Football League. 40 years later he finished his degree and finally did Graduate University of Alabama.
I believe the chemist who developed the formula was a graduate of the University of Alabama (Crimson Tide) and used his university team name for the product
University of Alabama Auburn University Samford University Alabama A&M University of North Alabama University of West Alabama University of South Alabama Alabama State University University of Mobile
Yes, Vonetta Flowers did graduate from college. In fact she was the first in her family to even attend college. She attended University of Alabama in Birmingham. Yup......
University of Alabama.
The rapper 2 Chainz attended Alabama State University, where he played on the basketball team.
He passed all of the University of Alabama's graduation requirements.
University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa Calhoun Community College in Decatur University of North Alabama in Florence Alabama State University in Montgomery Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville University of West Alabama in Livingston University of North Alabama in Florence University of South Alabama in Mobile
The University of Alabama is located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, which is about 45 minutes from Birmingham, Alabama.
UAB auburn university university of alabama university of north alabama jacksonville state university samford university university of west alabama troy university birmingham southern college university of south alabama faulkner university huntingdon college AUM- Auburn University Montgomery (if you wanted to know)Also Virginia College
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