Can you Graduate from the University of Alaska in Four Years? Yes.
Stay On Track will show you how.
The goal is to encourage you to make conscious choices about your education. This is more than choosing classes every semester; it's about building a plan to get through college faster and at less cost.
We remind you that 15 credits a semester or 30 credits a year is the "real" full time.
At UA, a bachelor's degree requires at least 120 credit hours. You need at least 30 credits per year to graduate in four years. But, it's not enough just to take 15 credits per semester. They need to be credits that move you toward your degree. There will be plenty of opportunities to explore a number of different subjects.
We share proven techniques for getting the most out of your college experience.
We'll show you how planning ahead, talking to experts and exploring a variety of subjects can help you take control and get the most out of your college experience. Besides chosing majors and courses, we share how others are experiencing college. From getting involved, to going overseas, there are many ways to enjoy college and graduate in a timely fashion.
It's about Staying On Track
We provide: direct links to tools, advice from those working to graduate in four years, suggestions for keeping yourself on track and fun prize drawings if you commit to Stay On Track.
Make the Finish in 4 Promise.
Click here to make the Finish IN 4 Promise, take control of your education and enter to win great prizes.
Class Standing
Freshman status = up to 30 credits
Sophomore status = 31-60 credits
Junior status = 61-90 credits
Graduation = 120-155 credits
You must take a minimum of 30 credit hours per year to remain on track to a four-year graduation.


