Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture

 Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture is situated in 83 Avan Nu Po Road, New Mexico. The strength of the institution counts to 154. The main courses conducted by the Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture are Bachelor’s Degree, Associate Degree’s, Academic Counseling Service, Employment Services for Student’s, Remedial Services etc. The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture is a public institution. It conducts courses up to four years and above. The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture has both regional and national accreditation.The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture has regional accreditation with two institutions, North Central Association of Colleges and School’s and The Higher Learning commission. The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture has national accreditation with National Association of Schools of Art and Design and Commission on Accreditation.The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture provides financial assistance to those students who are eligible. They grant loans to financially backward students at very low interest rates. Eligible students will get Pell Grants and other Federal aid. The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture is located in North America where Native peoples of most diverse concentrations are living. The population of the city of Santa Fe is 63,203. The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture is situated in a wide area of 140 acres of land, which is a distance of 12 miles southwest from downtown Santa Fe.The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture campus supports the natural plant and wildlife. Currently the institution is availed with lots of facilities. It has its own Academic center. It has a well-furnished library and a Technology center. It has a well developed Cultural Learning Center and Students Life Center.The main aim of Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture is to serve native students from across the country. This aim allows a unique exchange of cultural aspects within the student-learning environment. There may be up to 112 different tribes represented within the student body. The Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture’s outreach programs to the 19 New Mexico Pueblos give support to this unique educational aspect.  The students of the Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture experience first-hand the rich cultures and traditions of the people in Pueblo because of their close proximity to the campus.