Students may take classes from more than one UA campus and still be eligible for financial aid. That is the home university. For example, students may take classes from UAA, UAF, and UAS but the financial aid award is made and disbursed by the home university. Students should consult with an academic advisor or a faculty member before applying for admission. Career possibilities, availability of courses, and the technology involved all need to be discussed.
Applications are available from local site coordinators or as downloadable forms from the Internet.
In most cases your books and syllabus are mailed to you once you have registered and payment arrangements have been made. For some classes it may be necessary for you to order the books from a designated publisher and that information will be given to you at the time of registration. 721 or 757 and we would be glad to assist you in contacting your instructor. Some degree programs may have an on-campus component. Technology used in some classes may require that the student attend at a common community site.