A new way to tour Auburn
A typical Auburn tour can feel impersonal, leaving you with more questions than answers. You’re just a face in the crowd following a scripted tour led by a guide the school assigns you.
SchoolScoops offers private Auburn University tours tailored to your interests. Choose your own Auburn student tour guide and enjoy a personalized campus visit where you'll get candid answers to your questions.
SchoolScoops is the more personal way to tour Auburn University
Private and personalized Auburn tours
On a traditional Auburn University campus tour you’re just a number in a big group. With SchoolScoops, you can book a private Auburn University tour led by a real Auburn student, giving you a personalized campus visit and the chance to ask all the questions that are important to you.
Choose your own tour guide
Unlike a traditional Auburn University campus tour, SchoolScoops lets you choose your own tour guide. Whether you want to meet an engineering major, a student-athlete or a fellow transfer student, you'll get authentic insights and advice from someone who truly gets you.
No scripts, just scoops
Traditional Auburn University campus tours are essentially a sales pitch—the tour guide works for the school and their job is to show you the highlights. SchoolScoops guides don’t work for their school, so there’s no sales pitch—just honest, unfiltered advice about the Auburn experience.
Find out if Auburn is the school for you
Choosing where to go to college is a major decision and a huge investment. A private Auburn tour helps you decide if Auburn University is the right fit for your academic goals, career ambitions and college experience.
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Get to know Auburn University
Auburn University is a leading public research institution known for excellence in engineering, business, agriculture, and the sciences, grounded in a strong commitment to hands-on learning, community engagement, and the land-grant mission of service.
Overview
Auburn University, founded in 1856, is a public land-grant institution located in Auburn, Alabama. It offers a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs across 15 colleges and schools.
Size
Auburn University has a total enrollment of approximately 33,000 students, including around 25,000 undergraduates and 8,000 graduate and professional students.
Acceptance rate
Auburn University has an acceptance rate of around 44%, with a higher rate for in-state applicants. Half of admitted students who submitted test scores have an SAT score between 1160–1320 or an ACT score between 25–30.
Cost
For the 2024 academic year, Auburn University’s undergraduate tuition is approximately $12,500 for in-state students and $33,000 for out-of-state students, with graduate tuition varying by program. Around 60% of undergraduates receive financial aid, with an average need-based award of about $11,000.
Ranking
According to U.S. News & World Report, Auburn University is ranked #93 among National Universities. Rankings are based on widely recognized measures of academic quality, including graduation rates, faculty resources, and student outcomes.
Academics
Auburn University offers more than 150 degree programs at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels across its 15 colleges and schools. It maintains a student-to-faculty ratio of 20:1, promoting strong academic support and engagement.
Traditions
Auburn University’s most cherished traditions include rolling Toomer’s Corner after victories, the flight of the War Eagle before football games, Tiger Walk where fans cheer on players before kickoff, and Hey Day, a campus-wide celebration of community and school spirit.
Campus landmarks
Auburn University’s most iconic landmarks include Samford Hall with its striking clock tower, the historic Langdon Hall, Jordan-Hare Stadium, the Davis Arboretum, the Auburn University Chapel, and the Harold D. Melton Student Center—all showcasing the campus’s blend of tradition, beauty, and southern charm.
Student body
Over 60% of Auburn University students are from within Alabama, while the remaining student body includes strong representation from neighboring Southern states such as Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee, along with growing numbers from Texas, North Carolina, and beyond.
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What GPA do I need to get into Auburn University?
While the minimum GPA for admission is 2.5, competitive applicants typically have a GPA of 3.6 or higher. The average GPA of admitted students is around 3.7, and some sources note a 3.85 GPA for stronger consideration. Aim for at least a 3.6 to be a competitive applicant.
What is Auburn First, and who can participate?
Auburn First is a dual enrollment program that allows high school students to take Auburn University courses for college credit. Out-of-state and non-resident students are welcome to participate if their school has an agreement or to earn Auburn credit only.
What are the most popular majors at Auburn?
Auburn offers a wide range of majors across various colleges, including Engineering, Business, Education, and Liberal Arts.
What is the student-to-faculty ratio at Auburn?
The student-to-faculty ratio at Auburn University is 20:1.
What are Auburn's most notable traditions?
Auburn is known for traditions like the Tiger Walk, Toomer's Corner rolling, and the "War Eagle" battle cry.
What dining options are available on campus?
Auburn's campus features various dining options, including the Central Dining Hall, Foy Hall, and The Village residential neighborhood. Students can also access popular chains like Chick-fil-A and Starbucks, as well as local food trucks.
Is it cheaper to live on or off campus at Auburn?
Off-campus housing is generally more affordable than living on campus. While Auburn’s on-campus housing isn’t unusually expensive, you can often find better value the farther you move from campus. For the cost of a dorm, many students are able to rent a larger apartment or even a small house in the city—making off-campus living a more budget-friendly option.
How do you take a tour of Auburn University?
Auburn offers guided campus tours with a student-led walk and info session, plus optional housing and recreation center tours. You can also take a virtual or self-guided tour—just register online and park in the visitor area of the Stadium Deck.
Does Auburn offer private campus tours?
Yes, through SchoolScoops, you can book a private campus tour led by a student guide of your choice.
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