Statement
The University of Alaska Board of Regents approved the declaration of his status for UAS in March 2001.The university is an open enrollment, a public university that provides postsecondary education for a diverse student body in the region.UAS according to the results, promote the scholarship of faculty, with opportunities for lifelong learning and lasting quality of its academic programs.
OSA is a regional agency, works to use their resources, staff, faculty and technology. It serves his state, his region and the community by offering services and programs:
- Workforce Development, and
- Certified Associate of Science degrees
- Associate Degrees
- Prepare students to successfully transfer to baccalaureate programs with type AA, AB, AS.
- Offers degrees in subjects
- Humanities
- Social sciences, natural sciences,
- Economy
- Elementary Education BA, BS, BLA, BBA, BA-EE and education
- Master's Degrees in education, business or public policy diMAT, MBA, MPA, MEd).
- Continuing education for personal and professional enrichment.
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