The college's strength originates from serving a diverse population in a manner which encourages all students to develop their unique skills and talents. The college's stature is derived from a dedication to quality of service, equity, accountability to all constituents, and efficiency of operation. The College of Community and Continuing Education offers ongoing registration. Students may register from the time a course is announced up until the first day of the class. Register weekdays in the Diplomacy Building at the corner of Tudor Rd.
Classes meet during the morning, afternoon, and evening.
There is no cost other than a testing fee for GED students. Students 18 years and older who are not enrolled in high school may attend. Under special conditions, students 17 and under can enroll. The Center is a focus for those in the Anchorage area in need of basic educational skills and provides a second chance for adults to complete a secondary education or to upgrade math, reading, writing, science, social studies, and life coping skills. In addition to the many classes which utilize Chugiak High School, facilities located at the Eagle Center include six classrooms, two DOS-based computer labs, registration and administrative offices.