Any uni has on its books. Unis use student loans as the collateral for all that useless campus construction. It's to their benefit to force undergrads to take in debt.
As with many unis, they'll give a "generous" financial aid package freshman year, which disappears the following years bc they're replaced with loans. Also, try graduating in four years. Unis have made it far more difficult to get out in four.
Maybe Bama is bucking the trend, but I'd have to see how much debt their students are carrying to see if that's true. My hunch is that they're not