How much does it cost to live in Tutwiler dorm?

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Does UAF have dorms?

UAF offers a wide variety of residence hall style, apartment and duplex style options for undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff. The cost of living on-campus at UAF is different depending on the type of room and building you choose to live in.

How many students live on-campus at UAF?

And, because our backyard is the vast environmental laboratory of Alaska, UAF attracts exceptional individuals — academic superstars and adventure-seekers alike. With seven campuses across the state, we are home to more than 8,500 students from all over the world — each in pursuit of something extraordinary.

How many dorms does UA have?

With up to 8,400 residents on campus in 34 residence halls, we are dedicated to propelling residents to a successful transition to life on campus with the aid of our 236 resident advisors as well as our 19 graduate community directors.

What does the University of Alaska Fairbanks do?

The University of Alaska Fairbanks, the nation’s northernmost Land, Sea, and Space Grant university and international research center, advances and disseminates knowledge through teaching, research and public service with an emphasis on Alaska, the circumpolar North and their diverse peoples.

Where to find information about University of Alaska?

Visit the UA coronavirus information website to learn how the University of Alaska is responding to the novel coronavirus/COVID-19 situation and find links to communications, policy guidance and resources. Information on study options and programs. Find out more about cost of attendance, room and board, tuition and fees.

Is the University of Alaska Anchorage still quiet?

The campus at the University of Alaska Anchorage is quiet these days, now that the spring semester has come to an end. However, UA has a lot of work ahead of them in the coming months.

Where to find short term housing at UAF?

Visit Guest Housing for details about short-term housing for UAF-affiliated groups and programs. Visit the UAF coronavirus information website to learn how the University of Alaska is responding to the novel coronavirus/COVID-19 situation and find links to FAQs, communications, resources and policy guidance .