Join us for the 12th annual Kodiak Island Scholarship Fair to learn about scholarships and funding options.
A valuable opportunity for ALL students—high school, homeschool, college.
Join the Cama'i club for a screening of "For the Rights of All: Ending Jim Crow in Alaska" at 6:00pm Wednesday, Feb 18.,
Read Story about Elizabeth Peratrovich Day Film Screening
CAMP will have staff online to help anyone with scholarship applications Wed-Fri, Feb 3-6, 10am-2pm
Read Story about CAMP Online Scholarship Help
The 12th annual Kodiak Island Scholarship Fair will be held on Thursday, February 5th at 4:30-6:00pm
Read Story about Kodiak Island Scholarship Fair: Thursday, Feb 5, 4:30pmKodiak College Strategic Plan 2020 - 2025
CAMP, or the College Assistance Migrant Program is a federally funded program to support students from eligible migrant or seasonal agricultural or fishery backgrounds in the first year of college. CAMP can provide financial assistance, personal support, and academic support . Find out if you qualify!
The Associate of Science (AS) prepares students to enter the workforce or to go on to a science-related or health-related bachelor's degree. With the assistance of an academic advisor students may tailor the program to prepare for a particular baccalaureate major in natural, social, or clinical sciences.
It's the number one question when deciding to go to college: what's it going to cost? We're here to support you and offer solutions to make sure that you can balance your busy life and go to school. For any questions on what documents to bring, please call Nancy Castro at 486-1214. Hablamos español.
Bachelor's degrees in Nursing, Elementary Education and Special Education. Associate degrees in Business, Accounting and Welding Technology. Certificates in Welding, Alutiiq Language, and Certified Nursing Assistant.
