Alaska Cather Case Study In College

Emilia Earhart once said “Never do things others can do and will do, if there are things others cannot do or will not do do”. University of Alaska Southeast, the lone survivor, can help me with my survivalist skills, and will help me do the unpredictable. The expenses for this college are what I can do. The books and supplies with parents is $1,400, for on campus its $1,400, and off campus its $1,400. The coasts of the Board with parents is $4,457, on campus is $4,000, and off campus is $4,457. The student and course fees for with parents and off and on campus is $2,055. The rooms on campus are $5,200, off campus is $6,413 and at home is $00. The transportation on campus is $400, off campus is $1,668, and with parents it’s also $1,668. The tuition is $6,360 for on campus off campus and with parents. The total off campus is $24,400, at home the total is $17,987, and the total on campus is $21,462. The budget for an undergraduate tuition will be based on a average of $212.00 per credit at 15 credits each semester. …show more content…
I believe this school is right for me because the one thing I like about this earth is its wilderness, and I want to explore it. Most kids that go to UAS has graduated college and doing their dream job, and that’s what I want to be doing.
University of Alaska Southeast has three campuses. The Juneau Campus, where you can study hands on and in class rooms and this campus has rooms. Ketchikan Campus, is near a rain forest so it is really gloomy there, it is located in Alaska’s first city. It rains about 156 inches (13 feet) and snows 32 inches in Ketchikan. Sitka Campus is where you will go to if you are going to apply for college even if you are a transfer student. This is the beginning campus to a world of