The Alaska Commission on
Postsecondary Education (ACPE)

Beginning April 18, 2022, CampusDoor will process all new education loan applications offered by ACPE. CampusDoor provides innovative education loan origination and servicing to a variety of lenders including state agencies, national and regional banks, credit unions, schools, and school endowment funds. Together, ACPE and CampusDoor will support Alaskans in funding their educational goals and refinancing their existing education loans. Learn more here

Employees of government or 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organizations may be eligible to receive loan forgiveness through the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program on qualifying U.S. Department of Education student loans. Employees with federal student loans may qualify for forgiveness of their remaining balances sooner than previously anticipated because the limited PSLF waiver allows borrowers to receive credit for past periods of repayment. Visit the PSLF website to determine if you qualify.

The standardized test score (ACT, SAT, WorkKeys) requirement for Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS) eligibility is in effect for the Class of 2022. For more information about APS eligibility, visit aps.alaska.gov.

- 2022 Alaska FAFSA Completion Initiative

- ACPE offers resources to support borrowers experiencing hardship related to COVID-19
- Do you have federal loans with ACPE?

Alaska Career Information System (AKCIS)

Discover where you want to go in life and how to get there.

Your online Portfolio is your take-anywhere, Personal Learning & Career Plan (PLCP). Create your personal portfolio to save plans for your education & career. With this portable resource you can:

• Track Goals & Plans
• Monitor your progress on recommended activities
• Bookmark pages, for further exploration

 

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AK Student Aid Portal (ASAP)

Track your Alaska Education Grant (AEG) and Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS) eligibility, usage to date, and more.

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Looking for your tax information?

Simply log on to your account and click the “Tax Information” tab to find the amount of student loan interest you paid in 2020. If you paid more than $600 in student loan interest, a copy of your Form 1098-E is available in your Document Center, under “Tax Statements.”