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beadymom
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Not too big of a town making it more of a college town. [View Full Report] |
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Tintempestus
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Plenty to do. Dispelled my fears of living in a small town. [View Full Report] |
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Cd1994
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The northern part of the town where the campus is is very nice. However south of the campus the city is worn down and older filled with a lot of lower class people of the African American gender. [View Full Report] |
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RandomJellyBeans
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Definitely felt the Southern Hospitality here. [View Full Report] |
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baseballgl007
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Only downside was the tornado damage from last year. [View Full Report] |
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kbalut
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much of what a student would need is on campus. BUT w/in 10 minutes is everything anyone would need. Stores, Restaurants and more. [View Full Report] |
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buzymom3
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We came in a day early and spent the day exploring Tuscaloosa. We went to MidTown Mall and also a mall across the street. We ate at local places and found everyone and everything to be very nice. [View Full Report] |
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Rose808
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Seems like a very nice, clean town. Super Target is nearby and the university has a shuttle bus that the students can take to get there as well as other places around town. [View Full Report] |
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hadley908
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The entire city revolves around the Crimson Tide, which I loved. Driving down from Birmingham to Tuscaloosa I must have seen atleast 20 cars with a crimson logo on it. So much school spirit! [View Full Report] |
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ShamrockDad
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Downtown Tuscaloosa gives that old time city charm while maintaining a newer feel. [View Full Report] |
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lko629
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Tuscaloosa seems like a great area. It's not so small that there's nothing to do but it's not overwhelmingly big either. [View Full Report] |