2007-2008 Academic Catalog
Overview
UAF at a Glance
- Originally founded in 1917 when Alaska was still a territory, today UAF is America's northernmost Land, Sea and Space Grant institution.
- UAF encompasses the central campus in Fairbanks; Bristol Bay Campus in Dillingham; Chukchi Campus in Kotzebue; Interior-Aleutians Campus, covering the Interior and Aleutians; Kuskokwim Campus in Bethel; Northwest Campus in Nome; and Tanana Valley Campus in Fairbanks.
- UAF's geographically diverse student body represents all 50 states and 453 foreign countries.
- UAF offers 161 degrees and 25 certificates in 115 disciplines.
- UAF recently ranked fifth among small research institutions in a national study that measured the scholarly activities of universities and their faculty members.
- The UAF mascot is the Nanook, a derivation of "nanuq," the Inupiaq Eskimo word for polar bear. When UAF was first founded basketball teams were nicknamed the Polar Bears. Up until the mid-70s, the men's basketball team was known as the "Flying Nanooks" because of the regular, and long, airplane rides they took in order to compete with other college teams. Since 1963 all University of Alaska Fairbanks sports teams have been called "Nanooks."
Degrees Conferred, Spring 2006
- 827 certificates and associate or baccalaureate degrees
- 204 master's and doctoral degrees
Enrollment
Fairbanks Campus | 5,427 |
Tanana Valley Campus | 3,363 |
Center for Distance Education | 1,909 |
Interior-Aleutians Campus | 463 |
Northwest Campus | 360 |
Bristol Bay Campus | 529 |
Kuskokwim Campus | 387 |
Chukchi Campus | 210 |
University of Alaska Fairbanks (total*) | 9,681 |
*Some students attend more than one campus and are not counted twice in the total.
Female | 59% |
Male | 41% |
Alaska Native/American Indian | 19% |
Undergraduate | 88% |
Graduate | 12% |
Median age | 31 |
International students | 288 |
Estimated 2007–2008 UAF Annual Costs
Alaska RESIDENT | NON-RESIDENT | WUE* | |
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Freshmen and Sophomores | |||
Tuition and fees** (30 credits, 100-200 -level classes) |
$4,496 | $13,466 | $6,416 |
Room and board (double room & 19 meals/week on campus) |
6,030 | 6,030 | 6,030 |
ANNUAL TOTAL | $10,526 | $19,496 | $12,446 |
JUNIORS AND SENIORS | |||
Tuition and Fees** (30 credits, 300-400 -level classes) |
$4,976 | $13,946 | $7,136 |
Room and board (double room & 19 meals/week on campus) |
6,030 | 6,030 | 6,030 |
ANNUAL TOTAL | $11,006 | $19,976 | $13,166 |
Graduate Students | |||
Tuition and Fees** (18 credits, 600-level classes) |
$5,822 | $11,204 | |
Room and board (double room & 19 meals/week on campus) |
6,030 | 6,030 | |
ANNUAL TOTAL | $11,852 | $17,234 |
*Western Undergraduate Exchange
**Includes student life, student government, technology, transportation and health center fees. Does not include health insurance, books, UA network, supplies, parking, travel, miscellaneous expenses or special costs associated with international or exchange students. Costs are subject to change.