Assessment Information
Accreditation
The University of Alaska Anchorage Department of Human Services is accredited by the Council for Standards in Human Service Education (CSHSE) for both of its Associate of Applied Science in Human Services (AAS) and Bachelor of Human Services (BHS) degree programs.
Student Achievement Indicators
The following charts describe the student population of the UAA Dept. of Human Services program, including the number of AAS and BHS degrees awarded, declared majors, and graduates' gender for academic years 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022. These charts are based on numbers from all UAA campuses: Anchorage, Kenai, Mat-Su, Kodiak, and Prince William Sound. The following figures were compiled by the UAA Dept. of Human Services from reports provided through the University of Alaska Institutional Research (IR), public IR-reports.
Degrees Awarded
The following chart shows how many human services (HUMS) degrees were awarded for the associate and bachelor's degree for the 2019 to 2022 academic years (AY). For the 2019 AY, 21 Associate of Applied Science (AAS) and 17 Bachelor of Human Services (BHS) degrees were awarded. For the 2020 AY, 22 AAS and 10 BHS degrees were awarded. For the 2021 AY, 14 AAS and 6 BHS degrees were awarded. For the 2022 AY, 14 AAS and 10 BHS degrees were awarded.

Majors
The following chart shows how many associate and bachelor's majoring in human services (HUMS) were enrolled in the program for the 2019 to 2022 academic years (AY). For the 2019 AY, 147 Associate of Applied Science (AAS) and 44 Bachelor of Human Services (BHS) students were declared as HUMS majors. For the 2020 AY, 120 AAS and 50 BHS students were declared as HUMS majors. For the 2021 AY, 73 AAS and 48 BHS students were declared as HUMS majors. For the 2022 AY, 66 AAS and 58 BHS students were declared as HUMS majors.

Gender of Graduates
Gender of students who graduated with a Human Services degree in both the Associate of Applied Science and Bachelor of Human Services for the cumulative 2019 to 2022 academic years. 71.1 percent of students graduating were female. 27.2 percent of students graduating were male. 1.8 percent of students graduating did not list their gender and were marked as "unknown.
