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The University of Alabama

Tuscaloosa, AlabamaGround 1IPEDS match

Status
Appears cap-exempt · ground 1, higher education
EIN
63-6001138
Review
Automatic match (IPEDS); not yet reviewed by hand · what this means

Openings

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What they hire on H-1B

DOL FY2025 certified LCAs, 65 total · 65 H-1B approvals FY2026
Occupation (SOC)LCAsMedian wage
Engineering Teachers, PostsecondaryAssistant Professor · Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering · Assistant Professor, Electrical And Computer Engineering12$105,000
Business Teachers, PostsecondaryAssistant Professor Of Management Information Systems · Assistant Professor Of Finance · Assistant Professor, Operations Management4$161,250
Computer Science Teachers, PostsecondaryAssistant Professor, Computer Science4$109,000
Mathematical Science Teachers, PostsecondaryInstructor, Mathematics · Senior Instructor, Mathematics · Assistant Professor, Mathematics4$76,314
Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, PostsecondaryAssistant Professor Of Graphic Design · Instructor Of Piano Technology3$68,000

A Labor Condition Application precedes a petition, so counts show hiring patterns, not approvals. Median wage is the median offered wage in that occupation.

Evidence

The University of Alabama appears to qualify as an institution of higher education as defined in section 101(a) of the Higher Education Act (public or private nonprofit, accredited or pre-accredited, degree-granting), the first ground named in INA 214(g)(5)(A) and 8 CFR 214.2(h)(8)(iii)(F).

“Appears cap-exempt” is a research opinion based on these public sources; USCIS decides each petition, and the affiliated-nonprofit test in particular is fact-specific. Confirm with The University of Alabama’s HR or international office and an immigration attorney. Request a correction.