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Alaska Bible College welcomes prospective students, with reasonable in-state tuition of $10,200. About 100% of first-time students receive financial aid.

The 33% retention rate suggests room for growth in student support, a 5:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 1 fields with 4 recent graduates.

Alaska Career College welcomes prospective students. About 68% of first-time students receive financial aid.

A 71% retention rate indicates solid student engagement, a 15:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 2 fields with 157 recent graduates.

Alaska Christian College is accessible, accepting 89% of applicants, with reasonable in-state tuition of $8,900. About 100% of first-time students receive financial aid.

The 44% retention rate suggests room for growth in student support, a 5:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 4 fields with 12 recent graduates.

Alaska Pacific University is accessible, accepting 86% of applicants, with in-state tuition of $20,350. About 96% of first-time students receive financial aid.

The 68% retention rate suggests room for growth in student support, a 8:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 9 fields with 182 recent graduates.

Alaska Vocational Technical Center welcomes prospective students. About 79% of first-time students receive financial aid.

A strong 90% retention rate reflects high student satisfaction, a 12:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 7 fields with 94 recent graduates.

Charter College welcomes prospective students, with in-state tuition of $18,075. About 92% of first-time students receive financial aid.

A 25:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 9 fields with 1,223 recent graduates.

Ilisagvik College welcomes prospective students, with affordable in-state tuition of $4,920. About 100% of first-time students receive financial aid.

A 7:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 7 fields with 58 recent graduates.

University of Alaska Anchorage is moderately selective with a 67% acceptance rate, with reasonable in-state tuition of $6,192. About 83% of first-time students receive financial aid.

A 72% retention rate indicates solid student engagement, a 12:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 33 fields with 1,682 recent graduates.

University of Alaska Fairbanks welcomes prospective students, with reasonable in-state tuition of $8,041. About 89% of first-time students receive financial aid.

A 72% retention rate indicates solid student engagement, a 12:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 33 fields with 1,127 recent graduates.

University of Alaska Southeast is moderately selective with a 63% acceptance rate, with reasonable in-state tuition of $7,224. About 81% of first-time students receive financial aid.

A 71% retention rate indicates solid student engagement, a 9:1 student-faculty ratio, and programs spanning 19 fields with 475 recent graduates.