UAS Academic Programs
Academic Schools The University of Alaska Southeast is committed to providing opportunities for students to reach their academic, personal and career goals. UAS consists of four Schools: Arts and Sciences, Education, Management and Career Education. Students in the School of Arts and Sciences receive a personalized education amidst spectacular natural beauty in the humanities, social sciences or natural sciences. The School of Education is known for its undergraduate and graduate programs; students can earn a Master of Arts in Teaching degree in one-year. Degree Requirements Full Listing For a snapshot of all degree requirements, to include certificates, minors, credentials, and endorsements view the full listing. Listing by Degree View requirements by degree. Listing by School View degree requirements by school.
Admission requirements
The University of Alaska Southeast is an open enrollment institution, students can take classes at UAS either as degree seeking students who apply for admission or as non-degree seeking student who do not have to apply. UAS Admissions Office The mission of the Admissions Office is to encourage prospective students of all ages and backgrounds to pursue an undergraduate education at the University of Alaska Southeast and assist undergraduate and graduate students through the admissions process. Admission Application Deadlines Fall Semester - August 1 Spring Semester - December 15 Summer Semester - May 1 Undergraduate Admission Process 1. 2. Apply online- it's fast and easy! 3. Some programs require additional documents for admission and have different submission deadlines, please make a note when researching your program. Partial and Final High School transcript, or GED;Final College and University transcripts from all previous institutions;Official ACT or SAT scores. Graduate Admission Process: 3.
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University of Alaska Southeast
Freshmen Admission requirements
Admission to Michigan State University is competitive, but there are no minimum requirements. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. MSU strongly encourages a college preparatory curriculum in high school. Students also are advised to apply early in their senior year. Freshman admission is based on: your academic performance in high schoolthe strength and quality of your curriculumrecent trends in your academic performanceyour class rankyour ACT or SAT resultsyour leadership, talents, conduct, and diversity of experience Fall 2013 Freshman Profile* Entering class: 7,850 (expected)High school GPA: 3.4-3.9Composite ACT: 23-28Composite SAT (Critical Reading and Math): 1040-1210 Review MSU's suggestions for high school preparation *Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to read PDF documents.
Tuition and Fees
MSU study abroad in England. In-State Freshmen Tuition and fees (15 credits/semester): $12,908Room and board (double room/Silver Meal Plan): $8,856 Total for two semesters: $21,764 Non-Michigan Freshmen Tuition and fees (15 credits/semester): $33,796 Room and board (double room/Silver Meal Plan): $8,856 Total for two semesters: $42,652 International Freshmen Tuition and fees (15 credits/semester): $34,796 Room and board (double room/Silver Meal Plan, including three weeks between fall and spring semesters): $9,682 Books and supplies: $1,044 Personal/miscellaneous: $2,634 Medical: $1,642 Total for two semesters: $49,798 Totals include tuition and fee rebates. Compute your own costs with MSU’s Tuition and Fees Calculator View MSU’s policy on in-state residency *Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to read PDF documents.
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