Great and friendly service, clean, regularly fully stocked, your able to leave cash tips as well as credit and debit card tips. Also able to use the dining and wolf bucks from your student cards inside Subway.Subway UAA is open:Monday- Thursday 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. 😊🦋

If youre a working adult and want to take classes then have a look at night classes at the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA). If youre out of high school and plan to live with friends or your parents then you cant beat the convenience of a local campus. Online classes arent for everyone, so consider UAA for the traditional higher education experience.I wish the University Center was located on main campus, but space is an issue around UAA. Checkout the new buildings on campus and some of the upgrades to the older buildings. During the summer this campus looks beautiful with all the flowers. Sadly finding food on campus is nearly impossible, so bring your lunch and relax at one of the many picnic tables.If this review was helpful please click the Like button.

A mix of blatent lies on covid policies, lack of transparency on all financial aspects, and complete inability to contact ANYONE. Its no wonder only 25% of people graduate.

Awesome place to learn

The Chancellor and President have chosen politics over students and education. In the state least affected by the actual disease Covid 19, they made 100% sure students’ lives and education would be ruined by using it as an excuse. Not once did they ask for student feedback during this pandemic. They have just made terrible decision after terrible decision and then whine about budget cuts and declining enrollment like its not their fault it’s happening. If you actually offered and prioritized an education like students pay for and like you’re supposed to do, maybe students wouldn’t runaway in masses and the governor wouldn’t slash your budget. Before I got here I thought the governor was terrible for cutting the budget. Now it’s clear the university has brought this on themselves and absolutely deserve to be decimated financially. They don’t care about students or their education. I’m an A student here and I’m looking for every avenue possible to leave the school and find a place that will help me achieve my goals instead of impede me at nearly every turn. Board of Regents, chancellor, and president all need to be fired. They’re sad excuses for leaders.

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The campus is very diverse. You will meet people from all over Alaska and all-over the world. If you are a freshman I would suggest staying in the dorms because you need support, stability and help finding your way around campus. DONT BE SHY TO ASK QUESTIONS. Faculty staff are all helpful.

Wish it was more of an actual University instead of a community college like feel. Kind of getting more expensive when it probably doesn’t need to. Overall it’s ok but definitely if you can go somewhere else you should.

Great school. Instructors are well educated and friendly. Theres almost always something to do. Classes are pretty difficult, not much mercy from most instructors. Good school to attend for almost any major.

I think its funny how everyone is complaining about how this college nickels and dimes you. $40k a year is NOTHING compared to the other universities I looked into. In the lower 48, $40k might get you one semester if youre lucky.

I had taken a few good classes from here. I have to give it bad marks for its location. Additionally, the parking is the worst of any college campus I have seen out of the many college campuses Ive been to regardless of whether the college was located in the city, suburbs or country. You get 2 stars.

Got my BA in theatre and Dance. That dept is amazing!!!!!! It got me into grad school for film production. If u can take any class by Brian Jefferies or Jill Flanders Crosby do so! Even if theatre and dance not ur major!!

A really small facility with nothing much to offer compared to other universities in the lower 48. If Alaska really doesnt want its young citizens to move away because of education, then this university needs to provide more. More in sports and most importantly more in education.

I just finished my freshman year and loved it. Beautiful campus and great professors.

As of June of this year, I have successfully completed my Associates of Applied Science in Computer Networking & Office Technologies degree and the professors I have had over the last 4 1/2 years are top-notch!!!

Im going through the UAA representative on base to get a math class started. After registering for it I am told that I need a degree plan for me to be able to take the class. So this being my first time ever taking a physical college class I believe that Im not fully enrolled in this class just projected to join. I later decide that I dont want to go through UAA since I will be leaving soon and dont want to pursue an online education through them. I stop all attempts to get a degree plan and think that Im all clear. Well Im still technically taking the class, not once was I notified about anything to do with that class through any medium. I get an email saying I owe $694, they dont even tell me what for, which I dismiss as some spam or something. Next time better educate your representatives to give accurate, clear information to likely first time college goers. Also a 1 week no work turn in drop out policy would be awesome so future people avoid my situation. This school sucks, dont attend here, they dont care about students obviously, not somewhere you want to dump 100,000 for an education knowing that this institution is getting that money instead of a university worthy of it.

Very unprofessional. Complete waste of time and money. Trying to get anything done in person or over the phone is next to impossible. I will be finishing my 4 year degree hopefully this semester. However, I strongly discourage people from going to this school. Its awful. For the most part teachers are unprofessional and dont teach students anything worthwhile. The management does not care about anything other than making money. The parking, cost of books, and fees are horrendous. UAA is a monopoly- they do not need to take the time to create a quality school. Unfortunately, it ends up being a huge waste. Dont go to UAA.

6 years of my life here and two degrees later. I enjoyed my time, worth checking out if youre in the area.

Worst University Ever! All it cares about is money. Nickels and dimes you for everything. They make you take unnecessary classes. Parking pass cost 250 per car for 1 year and you cant even park in the parking garage. A lot of the parking spots arent even available. Makes you pay for the uaa bus transportation which is included in your fees even though you have already paid for a parking pass.

Significantly lower tuition that out-of-state universities. UAA has some great Alaskan and outdoor resources.

Always been clean and a great resource for Alaskans.

Excellent! !

I went to UAA many years ago, as did my brother and my stepfather. We all went on to attend either medical school or law school following graduation. After taking summer classes at UAA, I decided to transfer in from a UC university (where my classes were 500+). I transferred partly because of the lower tuition (UC school=out of state tuition) and partly because I really enjoyed my summer classes at UAA. What I remember liking about UAA was getting to know my professors. They were very interested in teaching and were personable and friendly. I loved pretty much all of my classes. I took advantage of other opportunities offered by the university as well. I participated in the outdoor program where I learned to climb mountains, rock and ice. I worked at the bookstore and tutored for extra money. I enrolled in a research lab and also went to UAF for a summer research internship. There is no reason you cannot achieve your goals following graduation from UAA, provided you work hard and take advantage of the opportunities it offers. I went on to medical school after graduating from UAA. Two of my close classmates went on to law school and medical school. Following graduation, my stepfather went to an IVY League law school and my brother went to law school on a scholarship (and graduated top of his law class).

Inept institution. I had applied and deferred by application fee. Ultimately did not attend since their STEM program was lacking compared to most other colleges and just received a letter demanding immediate repayment of the fee. Im happy to pay whats due. I called their office for payment. No answer - closed. I have no information on my accounts with them, nonexistant since I am not attending this college, so I cannot pay them online. I called again to ask about how to get an account to pay. No answer. I travel ALL THE WAY FROM KENAI, mind you, to go talk with them in person to sort it out since they will not answer their phones. I go to the student union building and am directed to the university center since that is where they have their billing... Closed again. I have my card at the ready but they are unwilling or unable to accept my money. I finally call the main school phone and talk with the operator and he says they are having an appreciation/training day. They are unwilling to accept payment, which I am more than willing to provide as I did apply and understand there was a fee. However, a year after I apply out of the blue they sent me this letter demanding payment or they would claim my PFD. Unacceptable. Inept institution there is no wonder why their budget is being slashed. What a racket.Side note: Campus looks very new, nice and renovated. However, its pretty sprawled out and confusing from an outsider perspective.Not happy with them and am voicing concern for prospective students. Their monetary practices seem to be unethical.

Good and cheap college depending on what youre majoring in, but the one thing it lacks is a unified campus feeling. Everything is spread out and there isnt much college spirit.

To Alina Crow & the other malcontents.Obtaining an education is expensive. Ask your parents what amount of taxes they paid so you could complain about UAA. I worked full time to get my AA degree in ten years.I am not quite sure your expectations of costs toward an education? May be that you did get an education?

Absolutely the worst college Ive been to. Parking is a joke even after paying for an expensive parking pass, still cant park during certain times in the day or if youre there too long you get fines all the time. I was told by the advisor for business that I shouldnt go to college because she didnt believe I was smart enough for college because I failed the first year. After writing a letter for approval explaining that my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer is the reason I failed the first year of college, she said she would accept me for the business degree but didnt even apologize for her attitude. I declined UAA for the second year and went to ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY. Where I currently got my associates in Accounting with a 3.0 GPA, and love the teachers Ive had so far and my advisor keeps up to date with me and helps me every semester choosing classes. DONT GO TO UAA UNLESS NURSING OR ENGINEERING because thats apparently all they care about if you havent seen the spending they use for those specific degrees only.

Much better university choices out there. UAA has been cutting programs and convoluting the whole process with litle to no benefit to students. Want to do something in the science field, run form this place.Still highly rated in nursing.UAA has been working with UAF and UAS to try and standardize, which has caused some troubles, but fixed others. Meaning that the University of Alaska system should actually accept transferring much easier for those who merely change within the state. Albeit it still a nightmare to transfer outside.Make a better choice and dont end up here regretting what youve done.

Im a student here at UAA and the internet here is god awful. It makes doing online assignments take much longer than they really need to take. Netflix, youtube, and other streaming services also get frustratingly hard to use because of it. They said they would fix it at the beginning of the year, but ended up just removing the only viable option for better internet. Also its cold AF here. UAF might be a better option in all honesty

All they seem to care about is money, though there are some people that care, for the large part you’re met with shrugs and a “there’s nothing I can do” attitude, especially when it comes to parking services.

I am currently in my fourth year at UAA for my Bachelors in Biology and Minor in Mathematics. The entire time I have been at UAA, I have met MAYBE two professors that enjoy teaching students and seeing those students grow. UAA is a very selfish university in the sense that they do things for money in return. Parking permits are outrageous and the fee for parking without a permit is $15 MORE than the fee of downtown Anchorage parking tickets! Tuition is equivalent to many out of state tuition, books and supplies cost an arm and a leg and most books they create a new version by the next semester so book buyback rarely applies to any of your most expensive books. If you are looking for a university worth your time and money, I would advise against UAA. Submitting concerns and complaints to the school itself goes nowhere. If you have a third-party scholarship, good luck on getting it from UAA in a timely matter! UAA holds scholarships right up until the very last second that they legally can hold a scholarship. I hope to finish my degree and be done with UAA.

Dont take any majors that dont relate to oil and gas, unless you are willing to move out of alaska afterwards.

Coed community is very talented...

I read a good books in libery

Search jerrkarus on youtube.

I did a school project on this place

Would rate a 0 if I could! This school should lose all federal funding!

Good place to read a book

Friendly atmosphere, clean, great location, and a great college

I graduated from UAA in 2011 and i treasure the experience i had attending this school.

Still kind of cheap looking

I was just sitting in a chair and they asked me to leave and told me I had too much brains

It is absolutely out of this world

My degree is useless.

Nice

Save your time and money. Dont go here.

Automotive technician

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AlaskaThe largest United States in terms of area, with 1,481,346 square kilometers, Alaska is located near Russia and within the territory of Canada, in the northwest corner of the continent of North America, bordered on the east by the Canadian provinces of Yukon and British Columbia, and bordered on the side Western Bering Sea, Bering Strait, and Chukchi Sea. From the south it is bordered by the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Alaska, and includes the Arctic Ocean and the Beaufort Sea of ​​the most important strategic states and this state is famous for fishing, fur and ice huts Igloo known as Igloo Igloo. The nickname for this state is Land of the Midnight Sun, while Alaska belongs to the language of the Aleutian inhabitants, meaning great lands or lands colliding with the sea. A few Muslims in Alaska found Alaskas most important mosques, the Al Rasheed Mosque in Anchorage and the Islamic Center in the same city.Attractions in AlaskaDenali National Park. Mendenhall glacier in the north of the Tongass forests. Katami National Park, which contains the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes, is a region known for volcanic activity.The capital of AlaskaAlaska was divided in 1912 and joined the United States on 3 January 1959 and became the 49th state. The state constitution was ratified on April 24, 1956.The most important big cities in AlaskaAnchorage has a population of 270,951.The city of Fairbanks is 30,970 inhabitants.City of Istica Sitka 8.876 inhabitants.Alaska has 27 counties.Geography of AlaskaWith an area of ​​1.481,353 square kilometers, Alaska is one of the largest states in the northwestern part of North America.It is separated from western Canada by the rest of the United States. It is bordered to the north by the Arctic Ocean, Beaufort Sea and south by Alaska Bay and the Pacific Ocean.Alaska is about a fifth of the United States and is on the edge of the Seward peninsula, both miles away from the Russian Far East.The Seward peninsula is easy, and the population density is very small.Alaska extends southwards towards Russia in both the Alaska Peninsula and the Aleutian Islands, about 109 km from the Kamandorski Islands, both separating the Bering Sea from the Pacific Ocean.The Alaska Peninsula region is permanently covered by grass but free of trees and climate. The climate is extremely harsh, with fog and frost in winter and violent storms. The Alotian Islands are strategically important and contain several active volcanoes.On the other hand, the central part of Alaska is predominantly cold in winter and short hot summers. In the north of the Brooks Range, where Arctic Alaska is located, winter temperatures range from minus 23 ° C to minus 40 ° C. Lands are cut by short rivers and one long Colville River.One of the most important rivers in Alaska is the Yukon, which cuts the state from west to east, extending 1,931 km from the Canadian border to the Bering Sea.Alaska residentsAlaska has a population of about 655,435 thousand according to 2004 statistics. The percentage of whites of European origin is 69.3%, African Americans 3.5%, Native Americans, Native Americans 15.6%, Other Races 1.6%, Mixed Races 5.4% and Hispanics 4.1%, according to 2000 statistics. The percentage of those who own their homes is 67.2% according to 2003 statistics, while the population suffering from poverty is 14.7% according to 2003 statistics and the unemployment rate is 6.4% according to 2005 statistics.Alaska EconomyAlaskas total production is $ 38.5 billion, with average per capita income per year of $ 34,654, according to 2004 statistics.The unemployment rate reached 6.4% in 2005.The production of the industrial sector is $ 678 million.The production of the government sector is $ 6.268 million.Production of insurance and health is $ 1.119 million.Production of other services is $ 1.7 million.According to 2003 statistics.Alaska is the last state in terms of crop production. South Alaska is the best arable area in the Matanuska Valley, with greenhouses, dairy and potatoes at the top.

No, well, you can hang out with your little brothers here, they got a little naughty. The local watchman grabbed a bottle of vodka with us and was pleased.

Hopefully I can study at this campus to get a bachelor of arts degree at this campus. Thank you

I was in college, studying here majoring in Economics.

Where to sell HP when in Alaska

Was stupid!

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