117 Benny Benson Drive, Kodiak AK 99615 | (907) 486-1266 | www.koc.alaska.edu

Small Campus | Individual Support |Affordable | Regionally Accredited

ACADEMIC YEAR 2017/2018

Welcome to Kodiak College, a rural campus of the University of Alaska, Anchorage. Welcome to the University of Alaska’s Kodiak College, where we’ve been “Putting Students First” since 1968! The moment you arrive on campus in person or virtually, you’ll feel a caring, welcoming spirit and sense the pride in all you encounter. These are characteristics of a world class, award winning institution of higher learning--a distinction we are very proud of. Whether you are working on one class, a certificate, an AA, AAS, or BA degree in any of 9 academic areas, or one of our workforce development programs, we’re here to provide you with rich learning opportunities, diverse activities in which to participate, a beautiful setting with well-maintained facilities and state of the art technology. You’ll be supported by well planned and executed student services, creative, energetic faculty and dedicated, knowledgeable staff—all to support your success as a student. We’re committed helping you meet your goals and living our core values: Lifelong Learning, Diversity, Expertise, Knowledge, Respect, Engagement, Equity, and Service.

Alan P. Fugleberg, Campus Director & the

Faculty and Staff of Kodiak College, UAA

History

Kodiak College first began operation in the fall of 1968 using local high school facilities. Director Carolyn Floyd offered eight classes, and student enrollment totaled 95. The first building was constructed in 1972 on the present site of the 50-acre campus, on an island located 250 air miles from Anchorage, AK. Accreditation

Kodiak College is fully accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. Credits earned at Kodiak College are University of Alaska Anchorage credits.

Campus Resources & Directory

TOLL FREE………………………………………………………………......……………1-800-486-7660

Main Line ................................................................................................. 486-4161

Director’s Office ...................................................................................... 486-1219

Student Services ...................................................................................... 486-1266

Counseling/Advising ................................................................................ 486-1211

Admissions/Records ................................................................................ 486-1235

Financial Aid ............................................................................................ 486-1214

Adult Basic Education .............................................................................. 486-1243

Bookstore ................................................................................................ 486-1242

Business Office ........................................................................................ 486-1217

Computer Lab .......................................................................................... 486-1228

Learning Center ....................................................................................... 486-1203

Library ..................................................................................................... 486-1238

Personnel/Human Resources .................................................................. 486-1219

Test Center .............................................................................................. 486-1232

Tech Help

IT Call Center 877.633-3888 User Name/Password me.uaa.alaska.edu Blackboard blackboard.uaa.alaska.edu UAOnline uaonline.alaska.edu

Academic Advisors

Associate of Arts, General Program Barbara Brown (907) 486-1211 bebrown@alaska.edu

Accounting & General Business Kathrynn Hollis-Buchanan (907) 486-1210 khollisbuchana@alaska.edu

Computer Information & Office Systems Heather Corriere (907) 486-1212 hlcorriere@alaska.edu

Nursing School of Nursing at UAA (907) 786-4550

Technology Lorraine Stewart (907) 486-1209 lestewart@alaska.edu

Education Kitty Deal (907) 486-1223 kdeal@alaska.edu

Maritime Workforce Development L.A. Holmes (907) 486-1239 laholmes@alaska.edu

Admission Requirements

Kodiak College has an open enrollment Policy. Students who meet the following criteria are eligible to enroll for credit at Kodiak College, UAA:

Have earned a high school diploma or equivalent GED Certificate.

Are high school students who have completed the process and are approved to participate in college courses.

Specific certificate and degree programs may have additional admissions requirements.

studentservices@kodiak.alaska.edu (907) 486-1266 phone www.koc.alaska.edu

10 REASONS TO CONSIDER KODIAK COLLEGE

Diverse, talented, and budget-savvy students choose Kodiak College for their

early undergraduate studies for the following benefits:

1. Caring and Helpful Environment – The administration, faculty and staff understand Kodiak

students and genuinely want them to succeed. It is a supportive, family atmosphere that can

provide an effective transition to larger universities.

2. Small Classes and Individual Attention – This ensures you are individually challenged and

receive the extra support needed. Most classes average between 10 and 30 students.

3. Qualified Faculty – Classes are taught by engaged instructors with broad experience and

advanced degrees (many have earned a Ph.D. in their field).

4. Lower Cost – Many students receive financial aid in excess of their tuition and fees! Stretch

your college savings and financial aid awards, and avoid or reduce loans. Ask us about our

JumpStart program for first-time freshman and campus-based scholarships.

5. Attend College with Peers – The population of “traditional college-aged” students at Kodiak

College is increasing steadily with students aged 18-24 comprising more than 43% of the student

population (as of the published UAA Fall 2015 Campus Profile). Our campus and classrooms

benefit from having students of all ages and backgrounds.

6. Become Part of the University of Alaska – Kodiak College transcripts come from the

University of Alaska Anchorage, a regionally-accredited institution. Kodiak College courses have

the same transferability, content, and outcomes as those at University of Alaska Anchorage.

7. Get Involved – Opportunities include Student Government, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, and

even planning for student exchange or study abroad. Have other ideas? We want to hear them.

8. Plan for the Future – Mandatory academic advising for first-time freshman gets you on track

towards graduation. You can begin or complete a college degree without leaving Kodiak, or

transfer according to your goals. From here, you can go anywhere!

9. Student Coaching Program – This optional free program matches you with a mentor at Kodiak

College and you connect weekly throughout the semester for support. Research shows that

students who sign up for coaching are more likely to be successful in college.

10. Support Kodiak! – Do you love K-town? Consider giving back by spending your higher

education dollars locally. A portion of each tuition dollar is awarded back to Kodiak College

students each fall and spring semester. This supports the continued sustainability of the Kodiak

campus and its students, faculty, and staff who contribute to our vibrant community and economy.

Visit Student Services in the Campus Center to find out if Kodiak College

is the right place for YOU!

117 Benny Benson Drive, Kodiak AK 99615 | (907) 486-1266 | www.koc.alaska.edu

PROGRAMS OF STUDY PROGRAMS IN BLUE MAY BE EARNED ONLINE

ASSOCIATE DEGREES (2-3 YEARS)

GENERAL PROGRAM

ACCOUNTING

GENERAL BUSINESS

TECHNOLOGY

NURSING (UAA)

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE (1-2 YEARS)

WELDING

OCCUPATIONAL ENDORSEMENT CERTIFICATIONS (YEAR OR LESS)

ALUTIIQ LANGUAGE

OFFICE FOUNDATIONS

OFFICE SUPPORT

MEDICAL OFFICE CODING (UAA)

BACHELOR’S DEGREES (4-6 YEARS)

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION/TEACHER CERTIFICATION (UAA)

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (UAA)

WORKFORCE TRAINING PROGRAMS

CERTIFIED NURSES AID (CNA)

MARITIME WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT (NON-CREDIT)

Kodiak CollegeAcademic Calendar 2017-2018

Updated 4/3/17

Fall 2017 Dates:RegistrationSchedule available to view March 20

Priority Registration begins April 3 Open Registration begins April 17Late Admission Period begins July 15Faculty Contracts begin August 13Staff/Faculty Development Day - campus closed August 14New Student Orientation August 23 at 6 PMClasses begin August 28 100% Refund Period August 28 - September 8Add, Drop & Audit Deadline for semester-length classes September 8 at 5 PMWithdrawal Period begins online September 9Labor Day Holiday - campus closed September 4$125 Late fee assessed on overdue accounts September 18Last Day to Withdraw November 3Thanksgiving Holiday - No class days, campus closed November 23 - 24Spring 2018 Graduation Application Deadline December 4Finals Week December 11-16Semester ends December 16Grades Due to Registrar December 20 at 5 PMWinter Break - campus closed December 25 - January 3

Spring 2018 Dates:Registration Schedule available to view October 30

Priority Registration begins November 13 Open Registration begins November 27Late Admission Period begins November 15New Student Orientation January 10 at 6 PMMartin Luther King Jr. Day - No class day, campus closed January 15Classes begin January 16100% Refund Period January 16 - 26Add, Drop & Audit Deadline for semester-length classes January 26Withdrawal Period begins online January 27$125 Late fee assessed on overdue accounts February 5Spring Break - No class days March 12 - 16Spring Break Holiday - campus closed March 16Last Day to Withdraw March 30Fall 2018 Graduation Application Deadline April 23Finals Week* May 1 - 5Semester ends May 5Grades Due to Registrar May 9 at 5 PMCommencement May 11 at 7 PMFaculty Contracts end May 12

*Monday courses meet on April 30, 2018

Full-time Off Campus Undergraduate Resident Non-Resident

Tuition $4,440 **** $12,648 ****

Student Fees $448 *** $776 ***

Books and supplies $1,608 ** $1,608 **

Room $10,230 * $10,230 *

Board $2,905 * $2,905 *

Transportation $2,238 * $2,238 *

Personal/Misc. $6,238 * $6,238 *

TOTAL COST $28,107 $36,643

Tuition Detail per Credit:

Lower Division--Resident $185

Lower Division--Non-Resident $698

Upper Division--Resident $244

Upper Division--Non-Resident $757

Undergraduate Non-Resident Surcharge: $513

Fee Detail:

Admission Fee $40

Student Activity Fee $5

Network Charge (lower division resident) $7

Network Charge (lower division non-resident) $28

Technology Fee $5

Facilities Fee $6 per credit

Distance Delivery Fee $30

UAA Cost of Attendance 2017/2018:

https://www.uaa.alaska.edu/students/financial-aid/cost-of-attendance.cshtml

Full-time Off Campus Undergraduate Resident Non-Resident

Tuition $4,848 $17,160

Student Fees $1,338 $1,830

Books and supplies $1,608 $1,608

Room $9,134 $9,134

Board $2,594 $2,594

Transportation $1,998 $1,998

Personal/Misc. $5,570 $5,570

TOTAL COST $27,090 $39,894.00

Tuition rates subject to change per Board of Regents policy.*

Kodiak College (UAA) Cost of Attendance

Academic Year 2017/2018*The non-resident surcharge is currently waived for Kodiak College campus courses.

per credit/$50 max per semester

Includes non-resident surcharge

First 4 credits charged at resident rate

Includes non-resident surcharge

per application

per semester

per credit (4% of tuition)

per credit (4% of tuition)

per E-Learning/distance course

****Tuition is based upon full-time enrollment (24+ lower division credits) for the academic year.

***Fees are based upon full-time enrollment and assumes four eLearning courses per academic year.

**Books and supplies figure is taken from UAA published cost of attendance.

*Room, board, transportation and personal/misc. figures are equal to UAA published figures + 12%.

Applying for

Admission Online

APPLICATION DEADLINES: Fall - August 15 Spring - December 5 Summer - May 1

Contact Academic Counselor (907) 486-1211 or Admission Advisor (907) 486-1235 for help choosing your degree or major. International Students should contact Kodiak College Admissions Advisor (907-486-1235) before beginning this process.

DEGREE SEEKING INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Go to UAOnline— uaonline.alaska.edu, select Apply for Admission or Check on

Status of Application.

2. Select the APPLY button under University of Alaska Anchorage.

3. It will then prompt you to create a new account.

NOTE: if you have already created an account and you want to change or check the

status of your application, select <<Back to Login.

4. Select and complete My Profile.

5. Select and complete My Application. Make sure Kodiak College is selected under campus

and you have selected the correct semester you wish to attend. In order for the

application to be submitted, the $40 fee must be paid.

NON-DEGREE SEEKING INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Go to UAOnline— uaonline.alaska.edu, select Just want to take a class? Non-Degree

Seeking Application.

2. If you have never taken a class before, select New Student to create your Login ID and

PIN. If you have taken a class before, select Current/Prior Student and enter your UA

username and password*.

3. Select Kodiak as your campus and choose the Non-Degree Seeking Application Type.

4. Then select the term you wish to attend and enter your name.

5. Continue to fill out your application and once completed, select Application is Complete.

*Don’t know your login credentials? Go to me.uaa.alaska.edu or call 1-877-633-3858

For more information, contact Kodiak College Registrar (907) 486-1235 or studentservices@kodiak.alaska.edu

Degree/Certificate Seeking Student Checklist Admission advising prior to starting this process is highly recommended.

Contact Student Services at (907) 486-1266 to make an appointment.

Kodiak College Student Services • 117 Benny Benson Drive • Kodiak, AK 99615 • studentservices@kodiak.alaska.edu

Submit an Application for Admission to a Degree or Certificate Program. Apply online at UAOnline (uaonline.alaska.edu). A $40.00 application fee is required and must be paid with a credit card to submit your application online. Call Student Services at (907) 486-1266 for directions if you do not have a credit card.

File for Financial Aid. Admission to a certificate or degree program is required for most types of financial aid. Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Apply online EARLY at fafsa.ed.gov. The federal

school code for Kodiak College is 011462. Call the toll-free number at 1-800-433-3243 for assistance between 8 am and 8 pm.

Scholarships. Refer to the Kodiak College Website (koc.alaska.edu) for current local scholarships.

Veteran’s Assistance Benefits. Apply online at gibill.va.gov. Call the VA Education line at 1-888-442-4551 or Kodiak College VA School Certifying Official at (907) 486-1214 with questions.

Consider Housing Options. A suitable place to live (and study) is a key to success in college!

Submit High School Transcripts. Contact your former high school or GED-granting institution to have an official copy of your high school transcript or GED test scores sent to Kodiak College Student Services. If you received your GED in Alaska, you can call (907) 465-4685 to order your transcript. If transcripts are available electronically from a secure server, have the transcripts sent to studentservices@kodiak.alaska.edu.

Submit College Transcripts. Transfer students are required to submit official college transcripts from all colleges attended prior to enrollment at Kodiak College. Military transcripts and military identification must also be provided. Consult the Transfer Credit Resource Site found at UAOnline (uaonline.alaska.edu) for more information. If transcripts are available electronically from a secure server, have the transcripts sent to studentservices@kodiak.alaska.edu.

Complete an Approved Placement Test. All degree-seeking students are required to submit placement test scores or proof of pre-requisites for college writing and math courses prior to registration. Make an appointment to take the test at the Test Center website (koc.alaska.edu/faculty-staff/campus-resources/test-center); the cost is $18.00. Study guides are available from the Test Center Website. Test preparation assistance is available at The Learning Center, (907) 486-1232.

Meet with your Academic Advisor prior to registration. Academic advising is an important component of student success and academic planning is crucial in reaching academic goals. Contact your advisor (koc.alaska.edu/advising-contacts) to make an appointment or call (907) 486-1211.

Register for Classes! Register at UAOnline (uaonline.alaska.edu) or in person on campus. Important note: It is the student’s responsibility to review the academic calendar for important dates and deadlines. Access the academic calendar at www.koc.alaska.edu.

Make a plan to pay for your education. Check the status of your Financial Aid in UAOnline (uaonline.alaska.edu). Call (907) 486-1214 for financial aid advising and further options.

Attend Orientation. Orientation is required for new students and is offered on campus on Wednesday the week before Fall and Spring semesters begin.

KODIAK COLLEGEAY15C A M P U S P R O F I L E

Kodiak College is located 250 air miles south of Anchorage and serves the

population of Kodiak Island, the second largest island in the United States. Kodiak is also home to the largest U.S. Coast Guard Base in the nation.

Kodiak College (KOC) offers credit courses leading to associate degrees, and occupational endorsement and undergraduate certificates, including an occupational endorsement certificate in Alutiiq Language specific to the college. Kodiak College also offers specialized courses and workshops in cooperation with the U.S. Coast Guard and other local agencies, plus short-term intensive non-credit workforce development pro-grams leading to industry recognized credentials.

This report provides an overview of key indicators for Kodiak College.

1% • Annual headcount at

Kodiak College dipped by 12 students from AY14 and has grown by 426 students since 2011 (+35%).

• The number of high school graduates in the Kodiak Island Borough School District grew slightly in 2015 (+6 students) and has increased 13% since 2011.

May 2016

Kodiak College

17% • The total number of

awards and certificates reached its second highest point in AY15.

• Awards in high demand job areas contributed 25% of all awards in AY15. These awards averaged 44% from AY11-AY15.

How Many Students Enroll at Kodiak College?

Where’s Home for Students Enrolling at Kodiak College?

Credit Students Fal l 11 Fal l 14 Fall 15

Headcount 755 793 804

Cer t i f icate/Degree -S eek ing 21% 18% 17%

Tradit ional Age (18-24) 33% 41% 43%

Female 69% 73% 72%

Ful l -Time 6% 7% 7%

Ethnic M inor i t y 38% 40% 41%

Alask a Nat ive 13% 12% 12%

First-Time Freshmen 6% 5% 5%

How Many Degrees and Certificates Are Awarded Each Year?

24 30

15

24 28

13 17

6 11

7

-

10

20

30

40

AY11 AY12 AY13 AY14 AY15

ANNUAL AWARDS & CERTIFICATES 5-YEAR TREND

Total Awards High Demand Awards

SOURCES: • UAA Fact Book, 2014-15.

• DSD data tables for headcount, awards, and student credit hours, including general education requirement courses and eLearning.

• UA IR SharePoint Site10

31

93

99

135

162

526

575

Valdez-Cordova

Southeast

Kenai

Interior/SW/Arctic

Out-of-State

Mat-Su

Anchorage

Kodiak

(1%)

(2%)

(6%)

(6%)

(8%)

(10%)

(32%)

(35%)

ANNUAL ENROLLMENT at Kodiak College based on zip code of origin provided upon initial admission and entry to UAA.

Source: UA SW IR DSD data tables. Compiled by UAA OIR.

1,207

1,543 1,617 1,645 1,633

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

AY11 AY12 AY13 AY14 AY15

ANNUAL HEADCOUNT, 5-YEAR TREND

CAMPUS PROFILE: KODIAK COLLEGE AY 2015

May 2016

TOP CREDIT HOUR PRODUCING DISCIPLINES IN AY15

These 10 disciplines represent 63% of all student credit hours produced in AY15.

• Biology (917)• English (801)• Business Administration (579)• Mathematics (576)• Computer Info Systems (483)• Accounting (459)• Computer Office Systems (429)• Welding Technology (333)• Early Childhood Education (321)• Medical Assisting (320)

DEGREES AWARDED IN AY15Six programs produced 28 awards in AY15, 24 of which were in the following three programs.

• General Program, AA, 15• Alutiiq Language, OEC, 6• Technology, AAS, 3

6,844 8,185 8,399 8,734 8,355

1,000

3,500

6,000

8,500

11,000

13,500

AY11 AY12 AY13 AY14 AY15

ANNUAL STUDENT CREDIT HOUR ENROLLMENTS, 5-YEAR TREND

How Many Student Credit Hours Are Produced each Year?

4% • Annual credit hours

declined 379 SCH from AY14, the peak of the 5-year period.

Where Are the Most Credit Hours Produced?

Developmental4%

Lower Division

92%

Upper Division3%

Professional1%

Graduate<1%

AY15 CREDIT HOURSBY COURSE LEVEL

How Does Kodiak College Compare to Its UA System Peers?

EMPLOYEES FALL: 2015

13 Faculty; 27 Adjunct Faculty

28 Staff (regular); 6 Staff (temporary)

NOTES: 2015 is the most recent semester/year for which data is available for all campuses. *Expenditures and Revenue shown in thousands.SOURCES: Expenditures are from the Yellowbook. All other data are from UA in Review tables and SW IR DSD data.

UA CAMPUSCOMPARISONS

FY15 TOTAL

SCH

FY15% SCH

eLearning

FY15 OECs

Granted

FY15 1-2 Year

Certificates Granted

FY15 Associates

Granted

FY15 Bachelor’s Granted

FY15Total

Expenditures*

FY15University-Generated Revenue*

FY15% Generated

Revenue

Cost per Credit Hour

Sitka 9,850 71.0% 45 21 15 0 $7,561 $4,123 55% $768

Kodiak 8,355 59.8% 6 0 22 0 $5,380 $2,675 50% $644

Prince William Sound 7,443 30.2% 2 0 9 0 $5,798 $2,358 41% $779

Ketchikan 6,942 68.8% 1 3 16 0 $5,071 $2,516 50% $731

Kuskokwim 4,660 56.8% 0 23 15 1 $5,178 $2,356 46% $1,111

Bristol Bay 3,548 34.7% 21 4 4 2 $4,052 $2,595 64% $1,142

Interior-Aleutians 3,303 23.7% 10 22 20 0 $4,661 $2,525 54% $1,333

Northwest 2,015 28.7% 0 2 2 0 $2,686 $1,240 46% $1,255

Chukchi 1,519 68.4% 0 1 0 0 $1,905 $1,040 55% $1,148

Lower Division (100-299) courses produced 92% of all student credit hours (SCH), a contribution that has grown from 85% in AY11.

General Education Requirement courses produced 39% of total credit hours at Kodiak College in AY15, and 43% of all lower division SCH.

eLearning courses delivered 60% of all credit hours in AY15, up from 57% in AY14, and more than double the SCH delivered via online courses in AY11.

Developmental (050-099)Upper Division (300-499)Professional (500-599)Graduate (600-699)