2012 Alaska Performance Scholarship Outcomes Report - Download
 APS 2011-2012 Academic Year Statistics
Data on Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS): student eligibility, applications, and award acceptance for the 2011-2012 academic year is displayed below. This data includes Fall and Spring semesters for the 2011-2012 academic year. Data Release Date: 5/1/2012.

Definitions
Eligible – An eligible student has been determined to have met the initial academic eligibility requirements (Alaska high school diploma; specified curriculum, GPA, and test score).

Accepting – A student accepting an award is an eligible student who applied (filed a FAFSA), enrolled in a qualifying program at a participating postsecondary institution, and received an award.
  

Who received APS awards?

APS Eligibility and Acceptance by Gender, Public High School Graduates Only

 

APS Eligibility and Acceptance by Ethnicity (% of Total), Public High School Graduates Only

This chart displays what percentage of the total number of public high school graduates in each ethnic group became eligible for and accepted the APS award. Statewide, of the 8,064 of high school graduates, 2,322 students (28.8%) qualified; and 892 students (11.1%) accepted and received the award.

 

APS Acceptance by Ethnicity (% of Eligible Population Accepting the Award), Public High School Graduates Only

This chart displays what percentage of the total number of public high school graduates in each ethnic group who became eligible for the APS award accepted and received the award. Statewide, of the 2,322 who were eligible for the APS, 892 students (38.4%) accepted and received the award.

 

APS Acceptance by Financial Status

This chart displays the number of students accepting APS awards within quartiles of the Expected Financial Contribution (EFC) identified upon the completion of the FAFSA. The EFC is calculated based on student and parent (in the case of dependent students) income and assets. A higher EFC typically indicates higher income and assets. These figures include both public and private school APS recipients.

Where are they attending?

APS Eligibility and Postsecondary Attendance by Institution


Where do they come from?

APS Eligibility and Acceptance by Region (by percent of High School Graduates from region, public schools only)

This chart displays what percentage of the total number of high school graduates in each region became eligible for and accepted the APS award. Statewide, of the 8,064 of high school graduates, 2,322 students (28.8%) qualified; and 892 students (11.1%) accepted and received the award.

 

APS Acceptance by Region (% of Eligible Population Accepting the Award)

This chart displays what percentage of the total number of high school graduates who became eligible for the APS award in each region accepted and received the award.  Statewide, of the 2,322 who were eligible for the APS, 892 students (38.4%) accepted and received the award.

 

2010-2011 APS Eligibility and Acceptance by School District

 

How much was spent and how was it distributed?

Total Amount Awarded, All Students $2,968,479*

 *totals may not add up due to rounding

Total $ Awarded by Award Level (Actual Amount)

 

Total $ Awarded by Enrollment Status (Actual Amount)
'Full-time' and 'Half-time' include students who completed one or two terms at the same enrollment status. 'Mixed' includes students who attended one half-time and one full-time term.


Number of Semesters Attending
'Only one' includes students who attended Fall only as well as those who attended Spring only.

Total $ Awarded by Degree Program (Actual Amount)


 Total $ Awarded by Students from Regions, Public High School Graduates Only (Actual Amount)