Be careful of what section you choose
when registering
for a face-to-face course.
You can tell what town a course is being held in by looking at the section number. For example:
ENGL A111 I20 is taught in Soldotna
ENGL A111 R20 is taught in Homer.
Important SECTION codes for you to look at:
Face-to-Face Sections Beginning With:
(Section is the 3 characters following the course number) |
Town where Face-to-Face course is taught |
I
(I1x, I2x, I5x) |
Soldotna
(Kenai River Campus) |
A
(AES) |
Anchorage
(Anchorage Extension Site in the University Center) |
R
(R1x, R2x, R5x) |
Homer
(Kachemak Bay Campus) |
S
(S1x, S2x, S5x) |
Seward
(Resurrection Bay Extension Site, at the Seward High School) |
It is vital to pay attention to which university within the UA system your Distance Education courses are coming from. Each university has it’s own bookstore, policies, deadlines, email and blackboard systems. If you are a UAA degree seeking student taking a distance course from a UAF or UAS campus you must request that credits be transferred. It is strongly recommended that you verify with an advisor that transfer credits will apply to your degree program before taking the course.
You can tell what university is offering a course by looking at the course number. For Example:
ENGL A111 I20 is a University of Alaska, Anchorage course.
ENGL S111 TD1 is a University of Alaska, Southeast course.
Important COURSE codes for you to look at:
Course Number Beginning With: |
University Offering the Course |
A |
University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA) |
F |
University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) |
S |
University of Alaska Southeast (UAS) |
V |
Prince William Sound Community College (PWSCC/UAA) |
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