In addition to the University of Alaska’s main campuses (Anchorage, Fairbanks, Southeast), UA’s community campuses and technical colleges are the main connection to the University for students across the entire state.
The newly published Community Campus Profiles demonstrate the unique and significant roles of each community campus and technical college to provide Alaskans access to postsecondary education, whether for short-term Career and Technical Education programs, two-year associate degrees, or pathways into a bachelor’s or graduate degree program.
Each profile highlights the mission being served and more specifically:
- Academic Year 2023 student data
- Wage growth of program graduates
- Student success, program highlights, and community impacts
These profiles highlight UA’s role in producing Alaska Workers for Alaska’s workforce, and the community campuses and technical colleges are central to fulfilling this responsibility to the state.
Source: University of Alaska, Office of Workforce Development
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