So my grandma had the first color tv and decided it was time to let it go. She didn't want to throw…read moreit away so a friend of hers worked at this university. She said they would love to put it up on display so everyone could see it. So after a few months they called her and said they were ready to pick up the 1954 color television and put it on display. So I'm 2008 when I was there she took me to this university to show me what they did with it. I was honestly in shock how they did the history of the Tv set and wrote a nice story about the Tv and about my grandmother's donation. It's a very nice university and I was very proud to see that her Tv is still on display there. In 2014 when she passed away I went back to this university to see if it was still there. And sure enough it was still there looking like the day they received it. Brings smiles to me when I think about it. So if you're ever in the area go check it out.

Lots of improvements over the past 20 years. New buildings and programs boosting the overall…read moreprofile of the university. The AK airlines arena is really nice, and one of the best stadiums for a D2 basketball and volleyball school

Mr. Robertson helped me put the zipper on my backpack after it came off. Great teacher.read more

From the owner: Matanuska-Susitna College (MSC) is an extended college of the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA)…read more UAA has been accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) since 1974. MSC was changed from its previous designation as a community college by University System restructuring in 1987. Now serving over 1,000 students per semester, MSC was known originally as Palmer Community College, and provided its first course offerings to residents of the Matanuska and Susitna Valleys in 1958. In 1963, when the Borough government was formed, the name of the College was changed to correspond to the boundaries of the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. The main campus is located on a 950 acre site on Trunk Road, about halfway between Palmer and Wasilla. A modern 102,676 square foot facility houses the majority of the educational activities.

I started college and majored in Engineering without any knowledge of this program, was found by…read morethe founder himself and inducted into the program, and I am so thankful he did. What was created as a solution to a problem in Alaska has grown to become a national model, and has been mirrored across the US in similar programs in many universities; None are as successful as ANSEP or have such a profound impact on the STEM fields. I started this program when there were only a few students and a couple of graduates. There are so many things that are great about this program and I owe much of my success to Dr. Herb Schroeder, Ilisaurri. I was already a successful student, but through this program I have gained lifelong friends and a community during my time at UAA. I will be forever grateful to you, Ilisaurri. ANSEPer for life! P.S. You don't have to be Native to join, just interested in the STEM fields.

Sarah Deen in student accounts never answers the phone or returns messages. Then they will tell you…read morethe day you get a refund check but wait until the end of the day to even print it. They then send you an email end of day on a Friday so you miss when the office is open and have to wait all weekend to help. By the time I get my check it will be 1 week since school started and I have no supplies. I wish the school would think about the students a little bit more.

I am an alumni of Alaska Pacific University and I want to tell everyone how much APU prepared me…read morefor working in my chosen field. I was a poor student and needed all the help I could get-small classes and instructors who took the time to assist me made all the difference! My focus was in the hospitality field, one that is no longer offered since the professor has retired from teaching. Being in the heart of Anchorage and the center of the trail network allows any student the opportunity to get outdoors as much as possible, which I did a lot. I highly recommend APU to anyone who will listen to me!

Charter College is way better than Harvard University. CHARTER college has always been truly…read moreamazing and honest. I attended here to help me to be a Medical Assistant they trained me to be the very best employee i could ever hope to be i was even helped to gain employment in the Hospital on JBER now talk about a winning commutation

Charter College is an excellent school that has supportive teachers and is a great experience!read more