Auburn University is a public flagship comprehensive research university chartered in 1856 in Auburn, Alabama. Ranked as an R1 Carnegie-classified doctoral research institution and an anchor member of the Southeastern Conference (SEC), Auburn is famous for its cherished traditions—including rolling Toomer's Corner and the iconic 'War Eagle' battle cry—and its picturesque 1,840-acre campus centered on the historic 1888 Samford Hall clock tower. Auburn delivers world-class education across 12 academic colleges, celebrated nationally for the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, Harbert College of Business, College of Agriculture, College of Architecture, Design and Construction, College of Sciences and Mathematics (COSAM), College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment, College of Nursing, Harrison College of Pharmacy, and College of Veterinary Medicine. Auburn consistently ranks among the top 50 public universities in the United States and is a perennial leader in student satisfaction, return on investment, and innovative research.

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