Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities (ACTC) 1

• Biopsychology (A) ASSOCIATED COLLEGES OF • Catholic Studies (S) • Chinese Language and Culture (M) THE TWIN CITIES (ACTC) • Classics (S) As part of the Associate Colleges of the Twin Cities (ACTC), St. Catherine • Classical Mediterranean and Middle East (M) University offers its degree-seeking students enrolled in the College for • Communication & Journalism (S) Women the possibility of registering for courses at Augsburg University, • Computational Philosophy (A) Hamline University, Macalester College, and the University of St. Thomas. • Computer Science (A, M, S) St. Catherine University students may cross-register through the ACTC • Creative Writing (A, H) subject to the following guidelines: • Criminal Justice (S) • Students must be registered for at least eight semester credits at • Criminology and Criminal Justice (H) St. Catherine University and their semester registration must total at • Cross-Cultural Studies (A) least 12 credits, including the exchange credits. • Digital Media Arts (H) • Only one course per semester may be taken on an exchange basis. • Environmental Science (S) Additional exchange courses are permitted as exceptions when required for the student's ACTC major. • Environmental Studies (A, H, M, S) • Students may not cross-register for a course that is offered on their • Family Studies (S) own campus. • Film (A) • For ACTC exchange courses in the major and minor, students must • Finance (A, H) gain written approval of their home campus department chair. • French (M, S) • If a student does not register for an exchange course during the • Geographic Information Systems (S) normal registration period, they may not add the course until the first • Geography (M, S) day of class. They must also secure the instructor's signature on the • Geology (M, S) ACTC cross-registration form. • German (H, S) • Students contemplating a major on another campus must discuss • German Studies (M) their plans with their academic advisor on their home campus. In particular, students should make sure their proposed major follows • Global Studies (H) the guidelines established for majors at their home campus (including • Health Promotion (S) but not limited to minimum credit and grade requirements) and that • Japanese Language and Culture (M) they will be able to meet all other requirements (e.g., liberal arts core) • Justice & Peace Studies (S) at their home institution. • Latin (S) Courses available through the ACTC are listed on each institution's • Latin American Studies (M) website. Links to the ACTC institutions' websites are included on • Legal Studies (H) St. Catherine University's Office of the Registrar website (https:// • Linguistics (M) www.stkate.edu/academics/registrar/). The ACTC exchange operates • Management Information Systems (A) only during the fall and spring semesters and not during January term or the summer. • Mathematical Economics (A) • Media & Cultural Studies (M) Majors Available Through ACTC • Music (A, H, M, S) The following major fields of study are available to St. Catherine • Music Business (A, S) University baccalaureate day program students through the cooperating • Music Performance (A, S) agreement with the other institutions of the ACTC. Students who pursue • Neuroscience (M, S) a major at an ACTC institution must fulfill St. Catherine's requirements for the Bachelor of Arts degree. Consult the section on Required • New Media (A) Proficiencies for rules that apply to majors completed at other ACTC • Physical Education (A) schools. St. Kate's students seeking more than one major must complete • Physics (A, H, M, S) one of their majors at St. Catherine University. • Real Estate Studies (S)

The abbreviations to the right of the major indicate which ACTC • Russian Studies (M) institution offers that major. A = Augsburg, H = Hamline, M = Macalester, • Social Justice (H) S = St. Thomas. • Statistics (S) • Theater (A, H) • Actuarial Science (S) • Theater and Dance (M) • American Indian Studies (A) • Urban Studies (A) • American Studies (M) • Anthropology (H, M) • Applied Economics (A) • Asian Studies (M)