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The University of North Carolina at Charlotte vs University of Alabama at Birmingham
Division I · American Conference
| The University of North Carolina at Charlotte | University of Alabama at Birmingham | |
|---|---|---|
| 122 | Roster | 120 |
| 17 over | Room under the D-I cap | 15 over |
| 13 | Coaches | 11 |
| $15,571,390 | Team budget | $13,162,064 |
| $127,634 | Spend per roster spot | $109,683 |
| 65th | Budget percentile | 60th |
| 945 | APR (multi-year) | 942 |
| 96% | Players retained | 97% |
| $4,579,149 | Athletic aid, men's teams | $4,603,918 |
| 23,981 | Undergraduates | 12,382 |
| 80% | Admitted | 88% |
| 1110–1320 | SAT middle 50% | 1130–1400 |
| 68% | Graduate in 6 years | 62% |
| $39,334 | Cost of attendance (out-of-state) | $42,411 |
| $13,768 | Net price after grants | $17,413 |
| 0.61 | Violent offences per 1,000 | 1.83 |
| City | Setting | City |
Green marks the stronger figure where one is plainly better (bigger budget, higher APR, lower price); size and setting are matters of taste. The Division I median budget is $9.1M and the median roster 119.
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