Program Pathways

Typical programs of study are designed to help you gain a broad perspective on when and how to complete your degree requirements. They are useful in considering study abroad opportunities, selecting electives, and planning for internships, research, etc. Your plan of study will vary. Use these templates as a place to begin your planning and discuss your progress regularly with your academic advisor.

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

• BA Biology starting with Intermediate Algebra Math 105
• English
• Environmental Studies, emphasis in environmental or outdoor studies 
• Social Science
• Elementary Education
• Special Education

Bachelor of Liberal Arts (BLA)

• Designated Emphasis - Alaska Native Languages and Studies
• Designated Emphasis - Outdoor and Adventure Studies
• Interdisciplinary Studies

Bachelor of Science (BS) 

• BS Biology Starting with Intermediate Algebra, Math 105
• Environmental Resources
• Environmental Science
• Fisheries and Ocean Sciences with an Emphasis in Fisheries Science
• Marine Biology starting with Intermediate Algebra, Math 105
• Mathematics even academic year start
• Mathematics odd academic year start

Associate of Arts (AA)

• Associate of Arts
• Northwest Coast Arts Emphasis

Associate of Science (AS)

• Associate of Science

Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

• Construction Technology
• Power Technology - Diesel/Heavy Duty
• Power Technology - Mine Mechanic
• Health Sciences

Certificate 

• Drafting Technology
• Pre-Nursing Qualifications

Occupational Endorsement

• Computer-Aided Drafting Technician
• Power Technology - Diesel/Heavy Duty 
• Power Technology - Diesel/Marine Emphasis
• Power Technology - Mine Mechanic 
• Residential/Light Construction - Construction Technology
• Residential/Light Construction - Exterior Finishes
• Residential/Light Construction -Framing
• Residential/Light Construction - Interior Finishes 
• Welding