Dual Enrollment Next Steps
Start Your Journey
Before applying, make sure you have spoken with your high school counselor and a parent or guardian. Then, follow these steps to transition from high school student to UAA college student. If you have any issues with the UAA application, please reach out to Admissions at uaa.admissions@alaska.edu.
STEP 1: APPLY!
High school students participating in dual enrollment programs (such as or Middle College Programs) should follow the specific application process required by their program.
Apply as a Dual Enrollment Student
STEP 2: COMPLETE REQUIRED FORMS
University policy requires a signed consent form for all students under 18. This form acknowledges that you are entering an adult learning environment and understand the responsibilities of a college transcript. This authorization form only needs to be completed once and is honored by all University of Â鶹ÎÞÂë°æ Institutions. (UAA, UAF and UAS)
Student Parent/Guardian Authorization
STEP 3: TAKE YOUR PLACEMENT EXAMS
You may need to take a placement exam if you are enrolling in a course that has a specific writing and/or math placement requirement. All math courses require the ALEKS math placement.
Learn More About Placement Testing
STEP 4: REGISTER FOR CLASSES
Once your application is processed (usually 3–5 business days), you will receive your UA ID number. You will use this to log into and register for your specific course sections.
For help with the registration, see How to Register. You may also contact uaa_dualenrollment@alaska.edu for support with registering for classes.
STEP 5: KNOW YOUR DATES & DEADLINES
As a UAA student, it is your responsibility to know important dates & deadlines related to registration, paying for courses, adding and dropping courses etc. Be sure to note any important dates in your calendar.
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