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STUDENT SERVICES
STUDENT SERVICES SUPPORTS OUR STUDENTS BY OFFERING
ACADEMIC ADVISING, GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT ENROLLMENT,
ADMISSIONS, GRADUATION, TESTING, TUTORING, AND ANY OTHER
UNIVERSITY ISSUE.
BRISTOL BAY CAMPUS IS COMMITTED TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR
STUDENTS WHETHER THEY ARE TAKING LOCAL OR SEMESTER LONG
COURSES.
CAREER PATHWAYSArts and Humanities - Careers involving creating and designing, through writing, performing, drawing or sketching to
entertain or inform others, as well as helping others with mental, emotional, or social needs through communicating, listening,
counseling and informing others.
Entry-Level Jobs Skilled-Level Jobs Professional-Level Jobs
On-the-Job Training Specialized Schools Four-Year College Degree
High School Diploma Community College Advanced Degree
Classified Ad Writer
Floral Arranger
Freelance Writer
Library Worker
Merchandise Displayer
Model
Musician
Office Assistant
Picture Framer
Print Shop Assistant
Production Craftsperson
Proofreader
Radio Announcer
Reporter
Retail Book Sales
Stagehand (Grip)
Studio Assistant
Artist
Cartoonist/Animator
Copywriter
Dancer/Choreographer
Fashion/Costume Designer
Foreign Language Interpreter
Graphic Designer
Legal Secretary
Library Assistant
Photo Journalist
Photographer
Print & Broadcast Reporter
Printing Machine Operator
Public Relations Specialist
Textile Designer
TV/Film Camera Operator
Writer/Author
Architect
Cinematographer
Editor
Education Administrator
Foreign Correspondent
Historian/Curator
Interior Designer
Journalist
Judge
Landscape Architect
Lawyer
Librarian
Lobbyist/Politician
Musician
Playwright
Teacher
Technical Writer
CAREER PATHWAYSBusiness and Management - Careers involving business contact with others, including sales management and planning;
business operations, including recordkeeping, accounting, information storage and retrieval; and business machine
operation.
Entry-Level Jobs Skilled-Level Jobs Professional-Level Jobs
On-the-Job Training Specialized Schools Four-Year College Degree
High School Diploma Community College Advanced Degree
Auctioneer
Bank Teller
Bill Collector
Billing Clerk
Cashier
Clerk (General)
Courier
Fast Food Cook
File Clerk
Hotel Clerk
Janitor
Maid
Order Clerk
Postal Mail Carrier
Receptionist
Telemarketer
Switchboard Operator
Bookkeeper
Building Manager
Chef/Caterer
Cost Estimator
Dispatcher
Executive Secretary
Financial Manager
Funeral Director
Hotel Manager
Insurance Agent
Insurance Examiner
Office Manager
Paralegal
Postmaster
Real Estate Appraiser
Secretary
Travel Agent
Accountant
Administrative Manager
Air Traffic Controller
Attorney
Auditor
Budget Analyst
Consultant
Farm Owner/Manager
Loan Officer
Mortgage Banker
Production Planner
Purchasing Agent
Safety Engineer
Securities Sales
Systems Analyst
Tax Accountant
Urban Planner
CAREER PATHWAYSHealth and Human Services - Careers involving contact with others in a helping role, including education,
caregiving, personal services and health care. Also included are occupations that meet personal needs through
communications and relationship skills.
Entry-Level Jobs Skilled-Level Jobs Professional-Level Jobs
On-the-Job Training Specialized Schools Four-Year College Degree
High School Diploma Community College Advanced Degree
Bus Driver
Certified Nurse Aide
Child Care Worker
Corrections Worker
Day Care Owner
Dietetic Technician
Exercise Instructor
Geriatric Aide
Home Health Aide
Hospital Aide
Hospital Clerk
Medical Secretary
Nanny
Office Aide
Security Guard
Social Services Aide
Teacher Aide
Weight Reduction Specialist
Addiction Specialist
Agriculture Specialist
Barber
Chef/Caterer
Correction Officer
Daycare Operator
Dental Assistant/Hygienist
Exercise Trainer
Food Service Manager
Hairdresser/Stylist
Licensed Practical Nurse
Manicurist
Medical Lab Technician
Medical Transcriptionist
Physicians Assistant
Police Officer
Registered Nurse
Respiratory Therapist
Athletic Coach/Trainer
Audiologist
Chiropractor
Counselor
Dentist
Dietitian
Forensics Pathologist
Forester
Gerontologist
Natural Resources Specialist
Nurse Anesthetist
Nurse Practitioner
Parole Officer
Pharmacist
Physician
Psychologist
Teacher
Veterinarian
CAREER PATHWAYS
Science and Technology - Careers involving science, math, and technology to produce goods, repair and operate
equipment, solve problems and meet developing needs through the use of computers, robots, or computer controlled
machines.
Entry-Level Jobs Skilled-Level Jobs Professional-Level Jobs
On-the-Job Training Specialized Schools Four-Year College Degree
High School Diploma Community College Advanced Degree
Assembly Worker
Baker Assistant
Cable TV Installer
Construction Worker
Dry Cleaner
Energy Conservation Tech
Engineering Aide
Farm/Ranch Worker
Heavy Equipment Operator
Telephone/TV Installer
Maintenance Mechanic
Maintenance Worker
Milling Assistant
Oil Field Laborer
Seismograph Helper
Surveyor Technician
Switcher/Operator
Truck Driver
Aircraft Mechanic
Automotive/Diesel Mechanic
Bricklayer
Cabinet Maker
Carpenter
Cartographer
Computer Aide
Concrete Finisher
Draftsperson
Drywall Installer
Electrician
Insulation Installer
Machinist
Power Plant Operator
Plumber
Robotics Technician
Tool and Die Maker
Welder/Cutter
Aerospace Engineer
Anthropologist
Architect
Automotive Engineer
Building Inspector
Civil Engineer
Commercial Pilot
Computer Programmer
Conservation Scientist
Consultant
Electrical Engineer
Fish and Game Warden
Mechanical Engineer
Meteorologist
Pathologist
Petroleum Engineer
Surveyor
Veterinarian
AKCIS (Alaska Career Information System)
The Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education, in partnership with the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development,makes AKCIS available to all Alaska residents
through your school or other local community organization free of charge.AKCIS gives you the tools to plan a successful future.
http://acpe.alaska.gov/PLANNING/Education_Planning/AKCIS
Customize a personal portfolio
Find a college and training program near you
Find occupations that match your interests
Create a professional resume
Share your portfolio with visitor accounts
Save documents online, such as transcripts and certificates
IN STATE
HIGHER EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
ALASKA JOB CORPS
University of Alaska Southeast
AVTEC – Alaska Institute of TechnologyDepartment of Labor and Workforce Development
Occupational Endorsement: (OE) These programs are designed to
give students occupational training in a specific field. (9-24 credits)
Administrative Assistant
Bookkeeping Technician
Carpentry, Basic
Facility Maintenance
Financial Services Representative
Health, Allied
Rural Waste Management and Spill Response
Sustainable Energy
Tribal Justice
CERTIFICATE AND ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS:
CERTIFICATE-DESIGNED TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR ENTRY-LEVEL EMPLOYMENT OR UPGRADING IN A SPECIFIC OCCUPATION. (30 CREDITS)
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE (A.A.S.) DESIGNED TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR ENTRY-LEVEL EMPLOYMENT OR UPGRADING IN A SPECIFIC OCCUPATION. (60 CREDITS)
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE (A.S.) - A BROAD-BASED COURSE OF STUDY WITH EMPHASIS ON SCIENCE, A STEPPINGSTONE TO A SCIENCE RELATED BACHELOR'S PROGRAM. (60 CREDITS)
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS (A.A.) -A PROGRAM OF STUDY WITH INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH USEFUL FOR TRANSFERRING TO FUTURE DEGREES. (60 CREDITS)
ACCOUNTING, APPLIED -A.A.S.ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN -CERTIFICATEASSOCIATE OF ARTS -A.A.BUSINESS, APPLIED - A.A.S.BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, APPLIED -CERTIFICATECOMMUNITY HEALTH - CERTIFICATE; A.A.S.CONSTRUCTION TRADES TECHNOLOGY -CERTIFICATE; A.A.S.EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION -CERTIFICATE; A.A.SENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES -CERTIFICATEETHNOBOTANY- CERTIFICATEHEALTH, ALLIED - CERTIFICATE; A.A.S.HUMAN SERVICES - A.A.S.INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES -A.A.S.TRIBAL MANAGEMENT -CERTIFICATE; A.A.S.YUP'IK LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY -CERTIFICATE; A.A.S
Bachelor's Degrees: (120-130 credits)
Child Development and Family Studies -
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Education -Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and
Postbacculaureate Licensure
Fisheries - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.); Bachelor
of Science (B.S.)
Interdisciplinary Studies - Bachelor of Arts
(B.A.); Bachelor of Science (B.S.); Bachelor of
Technology (B.T.)
Rural Development -Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Graduate Degrees: (30-39 credits)
Cross-Cultural Studies -Master of Arts (M.A.)
Education - Masters of Education (M.Ed.)
Rural Development - Master of Arts (M.A.)
GAME PLAN FOR COLLEGE
APPLY FOR ADMISSION – MOST
COLLEGES ALLOW YOU TO APPLY ONLINE.
DEADLINES USUALLY START AS EARLY AS THE FALL OF
YOUR SENIOR YEAR – SO LOOK INTO DEADLINES AT
THE COLLEGE YOU ARE INTERESTED IN.
WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU DOUBLE CHECK WITH
THE COLLEGE THAT HAS “OPEN ADMISSION” TO
MAKE SURE YOUR ARE ADMITTED INTO A PROGRAM,
TO MAKE SURE YOUR CAN GET FINANCIAL AID IF
ELIGIBLE.
APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID
**FAFSA ~
Free Application for
Federal Student AidGrants
ScholarshipsLoans
NOTE TO PARENTS~FERPA~
FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT
• TYPES OF INFORMATION TO RELEASE
• ALL RECORDS
• ACCOUNTING INCLUDES TUITION AND FEE BALANCES, FINANCIAL HOLDS, MAILING AND BILLING ADDRESS, PAYMENT
PLANS, ACCOUNTING STATEMENTS AND COLLECTIONS AND DEBT INFORMATION.
• ADMISSION INCLUDES DATES OF APPLICATION, PROGRAMS SELECTED, DOCUMENTS RECEIVED, DOCUMENTS PENDING,
DATES OF ADMISSION, ADMISSION STATUS AND CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION.
• REGISTRATION INCLUDES CURRENT ENROLLMENT, DATES OF ENROLLMENT ACTIVITY, ENROLLMENT STATUS, RESIDENCY
STATUS, SEMESTERS ATTENDED AND MAILING ADDRESS INFORMATION.
• ACADEMIC INCLUDES COURSES TAKEN, GRADES RECEIVED, GPA, ACADEMIC PROGRESS, HONORS, TRANSFER CREDIT
AWARDED AND RECORDS DEGREE(S) AWARDED.
• FINANCIAL AID INCLUDES ALL GENERAL FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION.
HTTP://UAF.EDU/FILES/RURAL/FORMS/FERPA_RELEASE-8-22-11.PDF
SCHEDULE ASSESSMENT/PLACEMENT TEST
TEST ASSESS YOUR EXISTING KNOWLEDGE AND DETERMINE WHAT
COLLEGE COURSES YOU ARE READY FOR OR NEED A TUNE-UP IN
EXAMPLES:
ACT – AMERICAN COLLEGE TESTING
SAT – SCHOLASTIC ASSESSMENT TEST
ACCUPLACER – ENGLISH & MATH PLACEMENT FOR UAA, & UAS
ACCUPLACER – ENGLISH PLACEMENT FOR UAF
ALEKS – USED AT UAF FOR MATH PLACEMENT
At most colleges registering for class/classes is a separate
process after being admitted into a program. Find out when
registration opens, make an appointment with an advisor and
register EARLY!
For Example: Registration for Spring Courses will begin on Monday, November 9th for Degree
seeking students within the University of Alaska system and November 16th for non-degree
seeking students
REGISTER FOR CLASSES
FOLLOW-UP
• REQUEST TRANSCRIPTS ~ SEND YOUR OFFICIAL FINAL HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS TO THE
COLLEGE YOU HAVE APPLIED TO OR HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED TO AS SOON AS YOU GRADUATE.
~IF YOU HAVE TAKEN OTHER COLLEGE COURSES, SEND THAT TRANSCRIPT IN AS WELL
• CHECK APPLICATION STATUS THROUGH YOUR STUDENT ACCOUNT OR THE ADMISSION
OFFICES
• CHECK FAFSA APPLICATION STATUS @HTTPS://FASFSA.ED.GOV
BEFORE CLASSES START
• CHECK YOUR COLLEGE EMAIL - ANY CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OR YOUR
PROFESSORS WILL BE SENT TO THIS EMAIL
• CHECK ON YOUR STUDENT ACCOUNT – KNOW YOUR PAYMENT DEADLINES, MAKE A
PAYMENT OR SET UP A PAYMENT PLAN IF NECESSARY – NOT MEETING DEADLINE TO PAY MAY
RESULT IN LATE FEES, ACCOUNT HOLD ON FUTURE REGISTRATION OR BEING DROPPED FROM
CLASSES.
• PURCHASE TEXTBOOKS THROUGH COLLEGE BOOKSTORE OR SHOP ONLINE WITH ISBN
NUMBER
LEARN ABOUT YOUR CAMPUS
TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE CAMPUS
WALK THE CAMPUS WITH YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE
ATTEND FRESHMAN ORIENTATION
CHECK OUT THE CLUBS/ORGANIZATIONS - GET INVOLVED !
FIND OUT ABOUT THE RESOURCES THAT ARE AVAILABLE ON CAMPUS
~LEARNING RESOURCES, HEALTH SERVICES,
ACADEMIC ADVISORS, RESIDENT ADVISOR, ETC.
ATTEND CLASSES
• FACE-2-FACE CLASS – SHOW UP
PARTICIPATE IN DISCUSSION, COMPLETE HOMEWORK, GET INTO A STUDY GROUP
• ONLINE COURSE DELIVERY
SYNCHRONOUS ONLINE CLASSES ARE THOSE THAT REQUIRE STUDENTS AND INSTRUCTORS TO BE
ONLINE AT THE SAME TIME…. M-W-F @ 5:30PM -8PM
ASYNCHRONOUS ONLINE CLASSES ALLOWS THE STUDENT TO TAKE THE COURSE ONLINE
ON THEIR OWN SCHEDULE. THE INSTRUCTOR WILL PROVIDE MATERIALS, LECTURES, TESTS
AND ASSIGNMENTS THAT CAN BE ACCESSED AT ANY TIME. STUDENTS ARE USUALLY GIVEN
A TIME FRAME FOR COURSEWORK COMPLETION.
NOTE - UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA ONLINE DELIVERY ~BLACKBOARD LEARN/COLLABORATE
• AUDIO CONFERENCE COURSE DELIVERY DIAL IN NUMBERS AND PIN ARE USUALLY LISTED ON THE SYLLABUS
PLAN ON ATTENDING
GET HELP NAVIGATING THROUGH THEUA SYSTEM
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A BRISTOL BAY CAMPS
ACADEMIC ADVISOR
907-842-5109
University of Alaska Southeast
