Study abroad in Alaska

Alaska is the last frontier in the North American continent and is home to striking physical features like Mt. Mckinley and phenomena such as the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights). It is also a potential haven for adventure enthusiasts with its beautiful landscape, wilderness and abundant and varied wildlife.

Among the most reputed institutes for higher education in Alaska are the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) in the South-Central city of Anchorage which contains more than half the population of the state, University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) in the inland region of Fairbanks where summer and winter temperatures can go to the extremes and University of Alaska Southeast (UAS) in the capital city of Juneau.

Studying in Alaska can be a rewarding and enriching experience in many ways. For instance, the UAF, apart from being the only university in Alaska to confer doctoral degrees, is also among the top 10 universities in environmental science, offering organized programs on ski trails and Arctic discoveries of the region.

Most of the universities in Alaska accept TOEFL and SAT scores for admission purposes.