Distance Delivered

Bachelor of
Liberal Arts
Degree Program

Instructional Methods include...

Audioconference
Videos
Online Computer Technology
Email
Internet

Support Services

A variety of student support services are available to you throughout your educational experience at UAS. You can receive assistance with tutoring, financial aid, placement testing, college success courses, research and library resources.

A faculty or staff advisor will assist you in developing a program of study, selecting courses each semester and registering for class.

Help is just a quick
toll-free phone call away.

For more information, to set up an advising appointment, or for a complete listing of required courses, please call:

Office of Distance Education University of Alaska Southeast, Sitka 1332 Seward Avenue Sitka, Alaska 99835 (907) 747-7757, 747-7721 or 1-800-478-6653, ext. 757 EMail: student.info@uas.alaska.edu

Curriculum

Some of the exciting courses that will be offered by distance delivery are:

Fundamentals of Archaeology
Cultural Anthropology
Methods of Written Communications
Introduction to Creative Writing
World History 1 & II
History of the US I & II
History of Alaska
General Psychology
Philosophy
Spanish
Introduction to Sociology

Do you enjoy studying literature, history or anthropology? Are you committed to achieving your higher educational goals?

Then check out the New Distance-delivered
Bachelor of Liberal Arts Degree
at the University of Alaska Southeast!

The B.L.A. degree is a 120-credit baccalaureate level degree that focuses on a wide array of humanities, social science, math and natural science disciplines, with special emphasis placed on English, history and anthropology. It is designed for the generalist who seeks a broad foundation of knowledge. The B.L.A. may also serve as a pre-professional degree for entry into graduate programs that require or recommend a general studies background.

All courses needed to complete the degree are available by distance delivery throughout Southeast Alaska. Most courses are offered during the late afternoon and evening hours.

In order to complete the courses, you need access to a telephone, fax machine, a VCR, computer, the internet and possibly a coffeepot (for those late night study sessions).