Going to College in Alaska -


 
After High School

Your Choice

As an upperclassman in high school, you no doubt know by now that your progression in life is fueled by an unending series of decisions. One of the biggest decisions now facing you is—what next?...

A Message From Governor Parnell

January 9, 2012 Dear Student, Alaska remains a place of opportunity for young people like you, and training and schooling is available for you to be successful right here in Alaska. This online...

After High School

Community Colleges usually serve city, borough, or region residents. They typically offer vocational certificates and associate's degrees and have open admissions, meaning minimal entrance...

Applying to College/Training

You need to complete an application for each school in which you have an interest. Tip! Your application will introduce you to an institution, and you want to make a good impression. Make sure your...

Financial Aid

Where to begin: Fill out a http://www.fafsa.gov(Free Application for Federal Student Aid) from the U.S. Department of Education, regardless of your family’s income. When: Beginning Jan 1 (or...

Alaska Performance Scholarship

Eligibility In order to qualify for the Alaska Performance Scholarship, you need to complete a specified high school curriculum and graduate from an Alaska high school in 2011 or later. Additionally, ...

ACT Test Dates (September - June)

The ACT is a national college admissions examination that consists of subject area tests in English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science. ACT results are accepted by colleges and universities...

SAT Test Dates (October - June)

The SAT is a college admission exam that tests your knowledge in the subjects of reading, writing, and math. It does not test logic or abstract reasoning. The critical reading section includes...