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As a graduate student, continuous registration is expected every fall and spring semester, from admission through graduation, until all requirements for the degree are completed. You must be registered for at least one credit per academic semester (fall and spring semesters), in graduate or 400-level courses relevant to your degree program, while actively working toward your degree, or pay the continuous registration fee. Those who wish to temporarily suspend their studies should obtain an approved leave of absence.
CRN’s for Spring 2008 Semester Continuous Registration:
(fee must be paid by the end of late registration, January 29, 2008)
31587 = College of Business and Public Policy
31588 = College of Arts and Sciences
31589 = College of Education
31590 = College of Health & Social Welfare
31591 = School of Nursing
31592 = School of Engineering
31593 = CTC/Vocational Education
Graduate Student Handbooks
Graduate Student Health Insurance Plan
The Graduate Student Health Insurance Policy is a benefit for graduate students who are on a research (RA) or teaching (TA) assistantship or a University Fellowship (e.g. Graduate Fellowship, NSF Fellowship, etc.). The University pays the policy on behalf of the student. Graduate students not on a research/teaching assistantship or fellowship CANNOT purchase this policy. They can purchase the “regular” UAA student health insurance policy during fee payment. Eligible graduate students are automatically enrolled by the Graduate School upon receipt of a copy of their assistantship/fellowship letter to the Graduate School.
It is the student’s responsibility to provide a copy of their letter to the Graduate School each semester. Contract/Award letters must be delivered in person by the student and NOT faxed or sent to The Graduate School. At that time we will give each new eligible student a copy of the Graduate Student Health Insurance Policy packet. We will make exceptions for students not physically in Anchorage.
It is important for students to know that they are not to add the regular student insurance plan when they are completing registration online. They will not see an option for the Graduate Student Health Insurance Plan, as this is an automatic benefit for those eligible students. Graduate students eligible for this policy cannot opt out of the Graduate Student Health Insurance even if they are covered by another insurance policy. If a graduate student is covered by another plan, double coverage is to their benefit.
UAA / UnitedHealthcare PDF
Insurance Comparison PDF
Graduate Student Association
The Graduate Student Association (GSA) represents the interests of all students wishing to attain advanced degrees by communicating with the university administration to effect positive change. The GSA strives to make UAA a more competitive institution by maintaining a living wage, adequate health insurance, sufficient resources, and administrative support for all graduate students. In addition, the Graduate Student Association provides a supportive community for students in all colleges and departments. Any UAA student is welcome to attend GSA meetings and events. For more information about the GSA, or to be added to the list serve, please email aygsa@uaa.alaska.edu. Potential and incoming graduate students are also encouraged to contact the GSA with any questions about being a graduate student at UAA.
Please check to see if your home department also offers a Graduate Student Organization for your degree area.
Graduate Student List Serve
Sign up to receive important emails from the Office of Graduate School regarding campus events; internship and financial aid opportunities and other information just for graduate students. To subscribe please go to http://lists.uaa.alaska.edu/mailman/listinfo.
Resources for Researchers
Travel Grants
Travel Grants are available through departmental offices, The Graduate School, and the Graduate Student Association. You should also check for travel grants from professional organizations that are sponsoring specific conferences.
UAA Thesis Guidelines Handbook
Last update on March 6, 2008