Stillman College prepares students for a Different World. Founded in 1876 by the Presbyterian Church (USA), Stillman's 105-acre campus in Tuscaloosa, AL was the "Hillman" on the NBC 90's TV sitcom, A Different World.

A Historically Black Liberal Arts College accredited by SACSCOC, Stillman provides an exceptional HBCU experience. The student population of approximately 900 enjoys a nurturing environment and small class sizes (under 30 students/class) that enable degree completion for competitive entry into graduate and professional schools in medicine, law, communications, psychology, kinesiology, education, criminal justice, business, and STEM majors.

Students have opportunities for summer internships, apprenticeships, and co-ops at major research institutions and with multinational corporations. Stillman's partnership with the University of Alabama affords the ability to accelerate Masters' degree completion with 3 plus 2 programs. Student-athletes participate in Division 1 NAIA conference sports in Basketball, Baseball, Softball, and Track. Study-abroad opportunities are also available.

The Stillman College Choir tours the U.S. throughout the year and is in great demand for local performances with auditions available through Skype videoconferencing. Campus life includes show band, honor clubs, student organizations, social clubs, and the nine Pan-Hellenic Greek organizations.

An affordable private education is accessible with NO out-of-state fees. Scholarships are available to U.S. citizens and International students through membership with the United Negro College Fund (UNCF), Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF), Alabama State Grant, Presbyterian Church USA, and numerous private foundations and donors.