How to Apply

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Start Your UAF Journey

Find the steps and resources you need to apply, including information on deadlines, application requirements and frequently asked questions. Whether you're ready to submit your application or just starting the application process, we’re here to help you. Have questions? The UAF admissions team is available to provide the support and guidance you need.

 

 

Important Dates and Deadlines

 

Undergraduate Students

Send your application by

  • June 15: Fall semester start
  • November 1: Spring semester start
  • May 1: Summer sessions

Graduate Students

Send your application by

  • June 1: Fall semester start
  • October 15: Spring semester start
  • May 1: Summer sessions

International Students

Send your application by

  • March 1: Fall semester start
  • September 1: Spring semester start

 

 

Admission Details for Prospective Students

 

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Undergraduate Admission

If you’re a high school senior or you would enter college as a first-year student, go to undergraduate admission.

Go to Undergraduate Admission
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Transfer Admission

Check here if you’re applying for admission as a transfer student from a different institution.

See Transfer Admission

 

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Graduate Admission

If you’re pursuing an advanced path beyond a bachelor’s degree, find application materials in graduate admission.

Check out Graduate Admission
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International Admission

Applying from outside the country? Go to international admission for the application steps.

Look Into International Admission

 

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Active Military & Veterans Admission

Military and veteran students have a variety of resources ranging from tuition assistance and family benefits.

Explore Military-Friendly Resources
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Just taking a class?

If you’re taking one course through the university and have no degree fulfillment expectations, find out how to register for a standalone course here.

Register for a Course

 

 

Dual Enrollment & Information for High Schoolers

Get a head start on college through UAF’s dual enrollment programs for high school students. You’ll be able to earn college credit while still in high school and save money on your degree. Join the Nanooks to take advantage of this opportunity.

Go to Dual Enrollment

 

 

 

Financial Aid Resources

Funding your education takes time to plan. We invite you to browse our Financial Aid Overview page for resources such as a tuition calculator and FAFSA steps. You can also schedule an appointment with UAF financial aid advisors to receive more one-on-one guidance.

Look up Resources

 

 

 

Find Your Major, Minor or Graduate Program

The start of college is a period of transformation for many students. Let us help you find the perfect program to fit your goals and interests, whether that’s the start of your career or the beginning of a new academic path. Explore programs to get started.

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Flexible Learning Opportunities

Rural Campuses

UAF provides higher education to remote and rural communities all across Alaska. Find one of our campuses near you to get started.

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

If you’re applying directly to UAF (rather than through the Common App or Appily, for example), you can . The application portal is the same for all education levels. Once you’ve made an account, you’ll choose the option related to your admission status, such as transfer, graduate, military/veteran, etc.

 

We’re excited you’re considering us — welcome! High schoolers have many opportunities through UAF, including dual enrollment and summer education programs. You will need to apply for the program you seek, rather than for typical admission into the college. Find more information about Alaska Advantage and North Star College through the dual enrollment website here.

For students who miss the main application deadline, an extension is offered for a $25 late fee in addition to the application fee.

Before you apply late, consider that classes are starting soon and there will be many things to do quickly. Order or submit all of your transcripts right away, because delays in submitting transcripts will delay financial aid.

If you are unable to attend during your application term, you may delay your admission up to one year after your original application term. Email uaf-admissions@alaska.edu to request to postpone or visit our acceptance reply form.

 

 

 

UAF Admissions Counselor Team

We’re Here for You

Have questions? We have experts here to guide you through every step of the college admission process. Our admissions counselors can help you with questions about admission to college, your college application, deadlines and more. Reach out today and let us know how we can help.

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