There are 10 Alaska Colleges - 4 public and 3 private schools. The average undergraduate tuition & fees of the schools is $8,004 for Alaska residents and $19,329 for out-of-state students. In private schools, the undergraduate tuition & fees are $16,277. The average tuition & fees of graduate programs are $11,868 for Alaska residents and $23,233 for out-of-state students in public schools. In private schools, the graduate tuition & fees are $15,182 in average.

University of Alaska Fairbanks has the highest tuition & fees of $25,892 and Ilisagvik College has the lowest tuition & fees of $5,260 among Alaska Colleges.

University of Alaska Anchorage is the largest school with 10,493 students and Alaska Bible College is the smallest school with 38 students among those schools.

Comparison between 10 Alaska Colleges with key academic statistics

Tuition & Key Stats Comparison between Alaska Colleges
School NameUnder-graduate Tuition & FeesGraduate Tuition & FeesAcceptance RateGraduation RateStudent To faculty RatioStudent Population
Alaska Bible CollegePalmer, AKPrivate, 4-year $9,730- -38% 5 to 1 38
Alaska Career CollegeAnchorage, AKPrivate, 2-4 year $16,545- -69% 16 to 1 250
Alaska Christian CollegeSoldotna, AKPrivate, 2-4 year $9,740- 92.50%11% 5 to 1 46
Alaska Pacific UniversityAnchorage, AKPrivate, 4-year $20,760$20,760 96.45%47% 7 to 1 593
Alaska Vocational Technical CenterSeward, AKPublic, Less than 2-year $5,619
($5,619)		- -100% 12 to 1 269
Charter CollegeAnchorage, AKPrivate, 4-year $18,341$9,604 -56% 25 to 1 2,157
Ilisagvik CollegeBarrow, AKPublic, 4-year $5,260
($5,260)		- -46% 7 to 1 256
University of Alaska AnchorageAnchorage, AKPublic, 4-year $21,322
($7,738)		$20,720
($10,532)		 -30% 11 to 1 10,493
University of Alaska FairbanksFairbanks, AKPublic, 4-year $25,892
($10,083)		$25,060
($13,040)		 -38% 11 to 1 6,893
University of Alaska SoutheastJuneau, AKPublic, 4-year $24,840
($8,936)		$23,919
($12,033)		 63.29%28% 9 to 1 2,000