Christian College
Alaska Christian College
Nonprofit Christian college serving Alaska Native students through associate-degree programs and campus-based support.
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Educational institutions in Alaska, United States
Educational institutions in Alaska, United States: locations, profiles and contact details.
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Bible College
Alaska Bible College
A Christ-centered college in downtown Palmer offering biblical studies, Christian ministry, elementary education, certificates, and graduate programs.
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University
Alaska Pacific University
A private nonprofit university in Anchorage with Alaska-focused programs in health, nursing, business, education, environmental and outdoor studies, plus merit and need-…
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State college scholarship and aid program
Alaska Education Grant (AEG)
The Alaska Education Grant is need-based aid for students pursuing higher education or vocational training at a participating institution in Alaska. The official publish…
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College financial-aid program
Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS)
The Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS) recognizes Alaska high-school graduates who complete a rigorous academic pathway and meet the required GPA or exam score. It has…
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Public student financial-aid program
UA Scholars Award
Up to $15,000 in eight $1,875 semester payments, subject to school designation, in-state admission, enrollment, and continued academic eligibility.
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Public student-aid administering office
University of Alaska Scholars Program
High schools identify the top 10%; the program confirms designation, and each campus checks admission, course load, GPA, and credits before disbursement.
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College scholarship and financial-aid program
Alaska Community Foundation Scholarships
A local scholarship does not always carry the name of a large university. In Alaska, the Community Foundation groups donor-created funds behind a shared application: the…
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Public student financial-aid agency
Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education — AEG
The commission prioritizes by need, FAFSA date, enrollment, and renewal; funds may run out before all eligible students receive an award.
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State student financial-aid program
Alaska Education Grant
365-day residency before FAFSA, need, degree/certificate at an approved school, half-time study, no prior bachelor’s degree, and satisfactory progress. Awards $500–$4,00…
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State need-based grant for students at participating Alaska postsecondary institutions
Alaska Education Grant (AEG)
AEG offers $500–$4,000 per academic year to students with demonstrated need; FAFSA is the application, and at least one eligible Alaska institution must be listed. Requi…
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State merit scholarship for Alaska high-school graduates at participating colleges and training prog
Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS)
APS can provide up to $28,000 total: up to $7,000, $5,250, or $3,500 per year depending on award level. Students must graduate from an Alaska high school, complete a rig…
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Alaska state merit scholarship for high-school graduates
Alaska Performance Scholarship — Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education
The Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS) is a state merit award for residents who graduate from an Alaska high school. It is not an open scholarship application filled o…
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