117 Benny Benson Drive
Kodiak, AK 99615

University of Alaska Kodiak College, a community campus of the University of Alaska Anchorage, offers nine Academic Degree programs as well as industry certificates and vocational training in high demand workforce areas. There are state of the art technology, academic support and counseling and a dynamic, professional faculty to serve you.

Classes at University of Alaska Kodiak College are offered in person, by distance education, and in compressed or hybrid formats for convenience. There are a variety of programs at University of Alaska Kodiak College, which include SmartStart (for those who are just getting started in college) and Learn At Lunch. University of Alaska Kodiak College provides a variety of ways to finance your education, including with EZPay and many scholarships.

University of Alaska Kodiak College considers education one of life's most valuable and lasting accomplishments. With highly qualified faculty and positive, helpful staff at University of Alaska Kodiak College, the college is the place to pursue long-term success. The Associate of Arts degree is the first step towards a four-year degree. Two-year degrees can be the first step towards a successful career path in your chosen field.

Quick Facts:

Kodiak College is committed to working with the Kodiak Island community to promote opportunities and provide support for island residents.

Kodiak College offers four types of Certificates: Computer Information and Office Systems, Computer Technology, Career Specialty Undergrad Certificates, and a General health care Assistant Certificate.

Smart Start is a college-preparatory learning community at University of Alaska Kodiak College that helps students capitalize on academic strengths while improving overall skills. This program is for new or returning college students who need to strengthen basic reading, writing, math and study skills.

To qualify for admission to University of Alaska Kodiak College, students must be at least 18 years old; have earned a high school diploma or GED; or qualify under special University programs. Prior to registering for classes, all students must be admitted to Kodiak College.

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