Extraordinary Education. Exceptional Value.
2016–2017 guide to state colleges and universities CENTRAL CAMPUS METRO LOCATIONS NORTHEAST BY REGION NORTHWEST SOUTHEAST SOUTHWEST NHED-Rainy River Community College International Falls Northland Community & Technical College Thief River Falls
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Northwest NHED-Hibbing NHED-Mesabi Range College Technical College Community College Eveleth Bemidji Hibbing NHED-Itasca Minnesota State Minnesota State Community College Grand Rapids University Moorhead Community and Lake Superior Moorhead Technical College College Detroit Lakes Duluth Minnesota Minnesota State Fond du Lac Tribal & Minnesota State Universities State Community and Community College Community Technical College Cloquet Minnesota State Colleges and Technical Wadena College Moorhead Central Lakes College Minnesota Central Lakes Brainerd METRO AREA State Community College Pine Technical & and Technical College Staples Fergus Falls Community College Anoka Anoka-Ramsey Pine City Technical Community College Coon Rapids Alexandria Technical & College Anoka Community College Century Alexandria St. Cloud Technical & North Hennepin College Community College Anoka-Ramsey Hennepin Community Technical Community College White Bear Lake St. Cloud State College College Brooklyn Park University Cambridge Brooklyn Park Metropolitan State St. Cloud University Ridgewater Minneapolis College Minneapolis Metropolitan State Community & University Willmar Technical College Ridgewater St. Paul Minnesota West College Minneapolis Saint Paul Community Hennepin College Inver Hills Minnesota West Hutchinson & Technical Technical St. Paul Community Community & College Minneapolis St. Paul College Normandale College Technical College Canby Eden Prairie Community Inver Grove Granite Falls College Heights Bloomington Southwest Minnesota Minnesota State University State College Dakota County South Central Marshall Southeast Technical College College South Central Red Wing Rosemount North Mankato Minnesota West College Minnesota Minnesota State Faribault Community & University, Mankato State College Technical College Mankato Riverland Rochester Southeast Pipestone Community Community and Winona Minnesota West College Technical College Winona Community & Minnesota West Owatonna Rochester State Community & Technical College University Jackson Technical Riverland Riverland Winona College Community College Community College Worthington Albert Lea Austin 07/16 Table of Contents
Begin Your Journey with Minnesota State...... 1 Step 1: Determine the best path for you ...... 2 Step 2: Get to know Minnesota State ...... 3 Step 3: Consider the cost of college...... 4 Step 4: Explore options to pay for college...... 5 Step 5: Learn about resources available to help you succeed...... 6 Step 6: Consider life outside the classroom...... 7 Step 7: Earn your degree faster...... 8 Step 8: Determine if transfer might be right for you...... 9 Step 9: Consider the future: employability, connectivity, adaptability ...... 10 Step 10: Get started with the college or university that is right for you ...... 11 Choosing a State College...... 12 State College: Associate Degree, Transfer, and Technical Programs...... 13 State College Profiles...... 18 Choosing a State University...... 32 State University Undergraduate Programs...... 33 State University Graduate Programs...... 34 State University Profiles...... 35
Begin Your Journey with Minnesota State
Nestled among the 11,842 lakes and beautiful scenery that make Our colleges and universities provide a critical educational up the landscape of Minnesota are 54 campus locations in 47 foundation that you can use throughout your lifetime no matter communities that represent Minnesota State, a system of 37 distinct what your aspirations may be. public colleges and universities. Minnesota State was formed to help Additionally, students and employers alike can rest assured you create your best future by providing the most affordable, Minnesota State provides a high quality education. Our colleges greatest value higher education options in Minnesota. and universities are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, Our nearly 400,000 students represent every part of the state, come and many of the academic programs offered have received from all walks of life, and have a wide range of talent and ambition. specialized accreditations. Accreditation not only ensures that Just as our students are unique, so are our colleges and universities, quality standards have been met, but is also recognized by select each offering a wide array of academics, resources, and support to institutions if you wish to transfer and is highly regarded by certain assist you in launching your future. employers and professional associations. We are also proud to partner with business and industry throughout As you prepare to achieve your goals and dreams, the following Minnesota and beyond. We strive to align our academics offerings pages are designed to take you on a step-by-step journey to with the needs of business and industry in high-growth, high- consider your options. We sincerely hope, as you peruse demand employment sectors, and we are proud to provide the talent the pages, the colleges and universities of Minnesota State will and training the marketplace demands to assist our students in be among your top choices to provide you with an extraordinary quickly obtaining employment after graduation. education at an exceptional value.
1 Step 1: Determine the best path for you How can Minnesota State colleges and universities help me reach my goals?
Wish to start a career or complete your Need flexible scheduling or education quickly? online options? If you are looking to start or advance your career Most of our colleges and universities offer day, night, quickly, Minnesota State provides a variety of and weekend courses, both on-campus and online, as community and technical college options that well as some accelerated learning options that allow can allow you to take classes or earn a certificate you to take classes at the time most convenient to you. or associate degree in two years or less. Turn to page Visit or call the college or university of your choice 18 to learn more about our colleges. for more information on the options for the programs or classes that interest you. Options also exist to Want to earn your bachelor’s or another complete your degree, certificate, or diploma entirely degree without a mountain of debt? online. Through MinnesotaOnlineSupport.org you Start and finish your bachelor’s degree at one of our can find thousands of online courses and nearly 600 universities, or complete the first two years of your programs offered through Minnesota State colleges degree program at one of our colleges, and transfer and universities. on to a university. Whichever way you decide is right Not sure where to start? for you, Minnesota State will be able to provide you outstanding transfer options to minimize cost. Turn to Not sure which path is right for you? Our colleges page 35 to learn more about our universities. and universities are staffed with advisors, counselors, transfer specialists, financial aid officers, faculty, Interested in non-credit, short-term and many more people who can help you find the education options to advance direction that is right for you. Visit a college or university in person, or visit www.mnscu.edu your career? to learn more. In addition to the many for-credit programs and classes offered by our colleges and universities, most also offer a variety of non-credit training courses through continuing education and customized training programs that are designed to serve individuals seeking quick or specialized training. Such training can be offered at one of our campuses or on-site at local businesses, organizations, and other locations. Search “Plan Your Education” at www.careerwise.mnscu.edu to learn 40,913 more about continuing education and customized Number of degrees, training options. certificates, and diplomas awarded each year
2 Step 2: Get to know Minnesota State
What makes Minnesota State extraordinary?
395,677 3,786 9,126 Number of students Number of Dedicated faculty attending our colleges and academic programs focused on universities each year student success
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591 54 62.6% Number of online Convenient Percentage of State programs from campuses University undergraduate which to choose students who receive financial aid
3 Step 3: Consider the cost of college Just how affordable is a Minnesota State education?
Minnesota State proudly offers a wide array of higher education options at the best value to you. Our 54 campuses are located in 47 Minnesota communities, giving you options — stay close to home, or explore Minnesota while pursuing an extraordinary education at the lowest tuition and fees in the state.
What if I am not a Minnesota resident? What about room and board costs? Can I get in-state tuition? The cost for a double room and board at a state Most colleges and universities that are part university averages $8,067 for one year. Some of Minnesota State offer in-state tuition rates state colleges also have on-campus housing to residents of other states. Check individual or housing nearby, and many others can assist college and university websites for more information. you with finding housing in the area. The costs All veterans, service members, and their families of these options will vary. receive in-state tuition. $60,000
$50,000 Minnesota State: The Most Affordable Higher Education Option
Most Expensive $40,000 Minnesota State
$30,000 University of Minnesota; Private colleges and universities $20,000
Average annual 2016-2017 Tuition and Required Fees Fees and Required 2016-2017 Tuition tuition and fees for Least Expensive $10,000 a full-time student at a Minnesota State $4,976 $5,036 $5,096 $5,156 $5,210 $5,262 $5,277 $5,277 $5,277 $5,281 $5,294 $5,313 $5,348 $5,349 $5,359 $5,360 $5,369 $5,370 $5,429 $5,458 $5,459 $5,484 $5,507 $5,534 $5,553 $5,579 $5,637 $5,661 $5,714 $7,566 $7,800 $7,859 $8,115 $8,121 $8,344 $8,393 $11,700 $12,846 $13,106 $13,232 $13,980 $14,224 $14,544 $14,625 $15,000 $15,460 $16,480 $16,980 $17,262 $17,550 $17,730 $17,730 $21,250 $21,760 $22,240 $22,313 $25,890 $29,460 $30,626 $30,781 $32,575 $35,160 $36,548 $36,878 $36,884 $37,174 $39,024 $41,732 $42,271 $42,553 $44,180 $50,639 $50,874 $5,285 college or university: $0
• COLLEGES $5,364 Inver Hills CC Hills CC Inver U of M-Duluth U of M-Duluth U of M-Morris Rainy River CC CC River Rainy Crown College College Crown St. Olaf College Olaf College St. St. Cloud T&CC T&CC Cloud St. Rochester C&TC C&TC Rochester Northland C&TC Northland C&TC Century College College Century Bethel University Bethel University Carleton College College Carleton Alexandria T&CC T&CC Alexandria Argosy University University Argosy U of M-Rochester U of M-Rochester Augsburg College College Augsburg U of M-Crookston U of M-Crookston Capella University University Capella Saint Paul College College Paul Saint Walden University University Walden Concordia College College Concordia Hamline University University Hamline Minneapolis C&TC Minneapolis C&TC Anoka-Ramsey CC CC Anoka-Ramsey Concordia, St. Paul Paul St. Concordia, U of M-Twin Cities U of M-Twin Rasmussen College College Rasmussen Macalester College College Macalester Crossroads College College Crossroads Ridgewater College College Ridgewater North Hennepin CC Pine Technical & CC CC & Pine Technical Central Lakes College College Lakes Central Lake Superior College College Superior Lake Martin Luther College Martin College Luther South Central College College Central South Mesabi Range College College Range Mesabi North Central College College North Central Saint John's University University John's Saint Minnesota West C&TC C&TC West Minnesota • UNIVERSITIES C&TC State Minnesota St. Catherine University University Catherine St. Bemidji State University University Bemidji State Winona State University University Winona State Fond du Lac Tribal & CC CC & Lac Tribal du Fond Anoka Technical College College Technical Anoka University of St. Thomas of St. University College of Saint Benedict of Saint College St. Cloud State University University State Cloud St. Bethany Lutheran College College Bethany Lutheran Duluth Business University University Business Duluth Itasca Community College College Community Itasca Oak Hills Christian College College Oak Hills Christian University of Northwestern University Dunwoody College of Tech of Tech College Dunwoody Gustavus Adolphus College College Adolphus Gustavus College of Saint Scholastica Scholastica of Saint College $8,028 College Hennepin Technical MN State College Southeast Southeast College MN State Hibbing Community College College Hibbing Community Northwest Technical College College Northwest Technical Mpls College of Art & Design & of Art Mpls College Metropolitan State University University State Metropolitan Minneapolis Business College College Minneapolis Business Saint Mary'sSaint of MN University Riverland Community College College Community Riverland MN State University, Mankato Mankato University, MN State Vermilion Community College College Community Vermilion MN School of Business/Globe of Business/Globe MN School MN State University Moorhead University MN State Inst of Production & Recording Recording & Inst of Production Southwest MN State University University MN State Southwest Normandale Community College College Normandale Community Dakota County Technical College College Technical County Dakota College/University
Source: Minnesota State Office of Academic Research, June 2016 4 Step 4: Explore options to pay for college Tuition rates that are the best value in Minnesota are great, but what financial aid options are available?
Financial Aid: Scholarships: Completing the Free Application for Federal Talk to your financial aid office advisors at your Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step in applying chosen college or university to learn more about for assistance in financing your college education. the scholarships offered. The awards are typically Visit www.fafsa.ed.gov for more information, made to students with special interests and or visit the financial aid office at the college or backgrounds, and do not need to be paid back. university you plan to attend. If you are considering college, you should submit your application as soon Tax Credits: as possible in the enrollment process, as completing Some college students may benefit from two federal the FAFSA determines your eligibility for the following tax credit programs: the American Opportunity Tax types of aid: Credit and the Lifetime Learning Tax Credit. These • Grants: Both federal and state grants are available may apply to you or your family depending on your in amounts ranging from $200 to $8,600 per year financial circumstances. and do not need to be paid back. • Work-Study: Work on campus or with approved off-campus employers to earn money for college. These jobs are typically flexible, allowing you to work around your class and personal schedule. • Loans: Students can borrow money that must be paid back through student loans, which typically offer a lower interest rate than other kinds of loans. 2016-2017 Estimated Net Full-Time Student Tuition Cost Financial Aid Academic Year 2016-2017 Deadlines 2016-2017 tuition rate for full-time MINNESOTA STATE MINNESOTA STATE students (30 credits, 15 per term) minus COLLEGE UNIVERSITY • FAFSA Tuition, books, housing, estimated state and Pell grants: STUDENTS STUDENTS July 1, 2016, by midnight, central time supplies, and more — INCOME LEVELS FOR AVERAGE 2016-2017 AVERAGE 2016-2017 STUDENT TUITION COST the cost of college adds GRANT RECIPIENTS STUDENT TUITION COST • MINNESOTA Less than $20,000 $402 $775 30 days after term start, up, but there are many by midnight, central time options to help finance $20,000 to $39,999 $912 $1,401 $40,000 to $59,999 $1,589 $2,759 • COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY your education and keep Check with the campus $60,000 and above $2,834 $4,660 college affordable. financial aid office for dates Average for all state grant recipients $898 $2,097 specific to the college or university of your choice Tuition cost without grants $4,767 $7,016
5 Step 5: Learn about resources available to help How can I make a Minnesota State education work for me? you succeed
Academic Support: • Bachelor’s Degree Options in the Twin Cities Metro: Minnesota State universities Minnesota State is proud to support learners are making available an increasing number of all backgrounds, and as a result, we take providing of high-demand bachelor’s degree programs you with a support system seriously. Our colleges at their sister community, technical, or and universities offer a variety of services to help comprehensive colleges in the Twin Cities Metro you accomplish your academic and career Students in the Twin Cities who are not able to goals, including: commute to Metropolitan State University’s St. • TRIO Services: The federal TRIO programs Paul campus, or to one of the Minnesota State (Upward Bound, Talent Search, Student Support universities in Greater Minnesota, will find great Service) are outreach and student services options to complete a bachelor’s degree at colleges programs designed to identify and provide services all around the metro. Every year, an expanding for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds range of bachelor’s degree options and associated such as low-income individuals, first-generation services will become available so students can college students, and individuals with disabilities. begin their degree at a Twin Cities Metro • Accessibility Services: Minnesota State community, technical, or comprehensive their colleges and universities all have accessible coursework into selected bachelor’s degrees buildings, and provide accommodations to offered on the same campus or a nearby students who have documented physical and community or technical college campus. To learn learning disabilities. To learn more, contact the more, visit www.mnscu.edu, and talk over your disability coordinator at the college or university options with an advisor. you are interested in attending. • Services for Veterans: Individuals who have served in the Armed Forces should contact one of the on-campus veteran’s resource centers to learn about the information, support, and services offered, as well as to determine if they are eligible for assistance to pay for college. Veterans may also be eligible to receive academic credit for military training and experience by checking the Veterans Education Transfer System (VETS). Learn more at www.mnscu.edu/military. • Career Planning Resources: Explore over 800 detailed career profiles, take an assessment, find programs and courses including short-term 114,159 training and continuing education options, get tips on a successful job search, and more at Number of www.careerwise.mnscu.edu. students who take online courses
6 Step 6: Consider life outside What is student life like at a the classroom Minnesota State college or university?
Student Government: Clubs, Organizations and Events: Leadership opportunities are available on most Most colleges and universities in the Minnesota State campuses through student government, and both system offer a variety of student clubs, organizations, the local and statewide levels. Public, community, and events with which to get involved. See the “student and technical college students are represented by activities” section of the college and university profile the Minnesota State College Student Association pages in the latter portion of this book, or visit (MSCSA), and public university students are the website of the college or university you wish represented by Students United (formerly Minnesota to attend for more information. State University Student Association, or MSUSA). Athletics: Many of our colleges and universities offer intramural Our colleges and and/or varsity athletics. For a complete list of offerings and affiliations, see the “intercollegiate sports” section universities offer a vibrant of the profile pages, or visit the college or university array of activities for website in which you are interested. students who wish to take Study Abroad: Explore new countries and cultures through study their college experience abroad programs ranging from full semesters abroad beyond the classroom. to local volunteer projects. Ask about the options available at the colleges or universities that interest you.
3,786 Number of academic programs to choose from
7 Step 7: Earn your degree faster How can I graduate quickly and minimize the cost of college?
PSEO*: Advanced Placement (AP) and Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) allows International Baccalaureate (IB) Options: Minnesota high school students to take college courses AP or IB courses are offered at many high schools at a college or university while still in high school. The and provide a rigorous curriculum that prepares students courses are taught by college and university faculty and to take college-level courses. Students who pass an AP students earn both high school and college credits for test or the IB examination with acceptable scores will successfully completing the courses, saving both time be awarded college course credit at any Minnesota and money towards earning a postsecondary degree. To State college or university. The course credit may find out about eligibility to participate, students should be applied to a certificate, diploma, and/or degree contact the college or university they are interested in program as either required or elective credits. attending for application information and deadlines. Credit for Prior Learning: Concurrent Enrollment*: Students who can demonstrate college- or Another form of PSEO, this option allows high school university-level learning gained through non-credit students to take college courses and earn college credit or experiential settings may be eligible to earn college while remaining on their high school campus. These credits toward a degree. Inquire with the admissions staff courses also fulfill high school course requirements at the college or university you are considering for more and count toward a high school diploma. Students information. interested in this option should speak with their high school guidance counselor to see what opportunities are available at their high school. Debt of Minnesota State Graduates Technical Course Options**: Academic Year 2014-2015 Compared to their counterparts at other higher education institutions in Interested students in 10th grade may take one technical Minnesota, more Minnesota State students graduate with less or no debt. college-level course taught on a college campus. To be eligible, you must be enrolled in a public school and MINNESOTA MEDIAN MEDIAN STATE DEBT FOR DEBT meet requirements for reading proficiency and other % WITH THOSE FOR ALL WITH DEBT GRADUATES assessments related to the course in which you wish to NO DEBT enroll. If you successfully complete the technical course with a C or higher, you can take additional technical Certificate 48.1% $11,030 $2,100 courses as long as you meet the assessment requirement Associate Degree 35.5% $16,000 $8,120 for those courses. Baccalaureate Degree 26.4% $25,560 $18,616 60.1% Source: Minnesota State system office Research – Academic and Student Affairs. Percentage of state * To be eligible for PSEO or concurrent enrollment with a Minnesota State college or university, high school juniors must be in the upper one-third of their class or earn a score at or above the 70th percentile on a test such as college students the ACT or SAT. Seniors must be in the upper one-half of their class or earn a score at or above the 50th percentile on a test such as the ACT or SAT. Students who do not meet these requirements may still be eligible if they can meet other college readiness standards determined by the college or university. Students in 9th or 10th grade may also be eligible to take PSEO or concurrent enrollment courses if they rank in the upper one-tenth of their class who receive or attain a score at or above the 90th percentile on a nationally standardized, norm-referenced test, or if they have a favorable recommendation from designated high school officials. All high school students enrolling in PSEO or concurrent enrollment, regardless of grade level, must also meet all college course prerequisites. financial aid ** A student who first completed technical courses while in 10th grade and wishes to enroll in general education courses as an 11th or 12th grade student must take assessment tests and achieve the required scores prior to enrollment in additional PSEO courses.
Learn more at www.mnscu.edu/pseo
8 Step 8: Determine if transfer might Will Minnesota State credits transfer? be right for you
How should I prepare if I am What degrees are designed to tranfer? considering transfer? If you plan to transfer, it is important to know which Planning ahead is vital if you think you may transfer. degree path is right for you: Be sure to speak with an advisor or transfer specialist • Associate of Arts (AA) degrees are designed at your college or university to get the best possible to transfer into liberal arts four-year majors. advice and determine the path best for you. Most • Associate of Science (AS) and Associate of Fine Arts courses have the potential to transfer, and all 37 (AFA) degrees transfer into specific four-year majors state colleges and universities offer part or all of the and will likely require completing additional general Minnesota Transfer Curriculum, a 40-credit package of education courses at a university. general education courses commonly accepted. Keep in mind, although your credits may transfer, some may • Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees are not not fulfill the specific requirements of your new degree designed to transfer. They lead to immediate entry program – be sure to meet with an advisor to plan your into the workplace. best path forward. • Diplomas and certificates are not designed to transfer. They lead to immediate entry into the workplace. Talk to a transfer specialist as early as possible. Be sure to review your Degree Audit Report (DARS) each semester to best prepare for transfer. Where can I get more information about transfer? Do the smart thing right from the start! Talk to a transfer specialist and an advisor at the Minnesota State college or university you wish to attend, and visit the college or university website. You may be entering college with credits already earned: find out how they will transfer by visiting www.transferology.com to see how courses at one participating Minnesota State institution are accepted into specific programs or majors at other participating institutions. Transferology also lets you know how standardized exams and military credit transfer into programs or majors. 126,858 Transfer Pathways Coming Soon: Number of Minnesota State will soon begin rolling out Transfer students who take Pathways: 30 degree programs designed to help you plan and complete an associate degree at many customized training Minnesota State two-year colleges, and transfer to any Minnesota State university that has a parallel program. or continuing These pathways can help you complete a bachelor’s degree quickly and cost effectively. Starting in fall 2017, education courses the first four Transfer Pathways will be available: biology, business, psychology, and theatre. 9
Step 9: Consider the future: employability, What do employers think about a Minnesota State education? connectivity, adaptability
How does Minnesota State work with Companies of all sizes in every employers? region of the state depend on • Staying Connected: Employers from across the state not only provide our students and Minnesota State to prepare and graduates with internships and job opportunities, maintain a qualified work force, but many employers also actively serve on advisory committees and take part in developing new increase employee productivity, programs and curriculum to ensure the programs and classes being offered by our colleges and and support new business growth. universities prepare students for the ever- evolving marketplace. • Providing Ready Talent: Minnesota State colleges and universities award nearly 41,000 certificates, degrees, and diplomas each year, and 85.5% of our graduates begin working in their fields of study within one year of graduation. • Offering Continuing Education and Customized Training: All 37 Minnesota State colleges and universities offer non-credit learning options through a network of experienced instructors, using advanced technology and cutting-edge equipment. • Continuing Education: Learners of all backgrounds and experience can develop their careers, retrain for new or better jobs, or maintain critical certifications and licensures. • Customized Training: Our instructors work with employers to develop training and education programs that will allow employees to adapt to the ever-changing global marketplace while keeping 85.5% their skillsets competitive. Percentage of graduates employed in a field related to their degree program
10 Step 10: Get started with the college or Ready to begin your journey with Minnesota State? university that is right for you Need to explore your options further? Ready to apply to a Minnesota State 1. Seek Advice. Discuss the college selection process college or university? with a guidance counselor, advisor, career 1. Get the Details. State colleges have an open coach, or other expert. admission policy, but state universities may vary. 2. Explore Your Choices. Learn more about the Visit the website of any college or university you colleges and universities that make up Minnesota wish to apply for detailed steps to getting started, State by visiting www.mnscu.edu. You can also flip or visit www.mnscu.edu and click “Apply Today.” to page 18 of this book to learn more about our 30 2. Submit Your Application. If you are considering colleges or page 35 for more information about our a four-year university, apply in the fall. If you seven universities. are considering a community or technical college, 3. Search Academic Options. applications are generally accepted until Visit www.mnscu.edu and click on “Colleges & the college semester begins. Universities” to explore academic options and to read 3. Apply for Financial Aid. Download the Free more details about our colleges and universities. Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) 4. Get in Touch. Contact the admissions office of the at www.fafsa.ed.gov. college or university you are interested in, or request 4. Look for Scholarships. Get more information information via the college or university website. from your intended college or university website 5. Visit Campus. Decide if the college or university or from a high school counselor. you are considering is right for you by checking it 5. Start Planning. Review the college out in person. or university academic calendar and pertinent registration information.
15,380 Number of customized training, occupational, and professional classes
11 Minnesota State Colleges $ 30 colleges $5,364 standardized test Minnesota State has 30 The average annual If you do not have a high school community, technical, and tuition and fees at a diploma or GED, you may take a comprehensive colleges across Minnesota State college standardized test to be admitted the state of Minnesota
open admissions policy Each college has an open admissions policy, meaning you need only a high school diploma or GED to enroll
“When you have teachers and mentors who have faith in you, you then have a greater responsibility to earn a degree more details contact today carry that faith forward. A state college gives you the Details about admissions If you are considering a Minnesota Century College was the option to earn a degree and requirements specific to State college, you are strongly begin working right away, or each college can be found encouraged to contact a member place where I learned you can choose to complete two on the website of the of the college’s admissions team years and transfer to a four-year college you are considering or schedule a campus visit to believe in myself.” college or university Juan Vazquez Liberal Arts Alumnus
12 CENTRAL METRO NORTHEAST NORTHWEST SOUTHEAST SOUTHWEST State College PROGRAMS For a complete list of programs, visit www.mnscu.edu. TCC Alexandria Cambridge Anoka-Ramsey, Brainerd Lakes, Central Staples Lakes, Central Pine CityPine, TCC St. Cloud Rapids Coon Anoka-Ramsey, Anoka Technical, Anoka Bear White Lake Century, Rosemount County, Dakota Park Brooklyn Hennepin, Prairie Eden Hennepin, Heights Grove Hills, Inver Inver Minneapolis CTC Bloomington Normandale, Park Brooklyn Hennepin, North College Paul Saint Cloquet Lac, du Fond Duluth Superior, Lake NE - Hibbing Itasca, Grand Rapids - NE Eveleth Range, Mesabi - NE Virginia Range, Mesabi - NE Falls Int’l River, Rainy - NE Ely Vermilion, - NE Lakes Detroit M State CTC, Falls Fergus M State CTC, Moorhead M State CTC, Wadena M State CTC, Grand Forks East Northland, Falls Thief River Northland, Bemidji Northwest, Wing Red Southeast, MSC Winona Southeast, MSC AlbertRiverland, Lea Austin Riverland, Owatonna Riverland, CTC Rochester Faribault Central, South Mankato North Central, South Canby Minnesota West, Granite Falls Minnesota West, Jackson Minnesota West, Pipestone Minnesota West, Worthington Minnesota West, Hutchinson Ridgewater, Willmar Ridgewater, MinnesotaOnline.org
AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD INDUSTRIES Agribusiness Service Technician • • • • Agricultural Business and Production • • • • • • • • • • • Agricultural Science and Technology • • • • • • • • • • Culinary Arts and Food Service • • • • • • • Farm Business Management • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Floral Design • Food Processing Safety • Food Sciences • • • • Golf Course/Turf Management • • • • Horse Husbandry/Equine Business Management • • Horticulture, Landscaping, and Greenhouse • • • • • • Taxidermy • Veterinary Technology • • ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION Building Inspection • • Building/Property Maintenance • • • • • Cabinetmaking and Interior Finishing • • • Carpentry and Building Trades • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Concrete/Masonry/Bricklaying • Construction Management • • • • • • • Drafting - Architectural • • • • • • • • • Electrician and Electrical Maintenance • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration • • • • • • • • • • • • • Heavy Equipment Operation • Interior Design • • • • Plumbing/Pipefitting • • • • • • • • Sheet Metal • • BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Accounting • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Administrative Assistant and Support • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Banking and Finance • • • • • • • Business Administration and Management • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Computer Software Specialist • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Customer Service/Call Center • • • • • • Entrepreneurship • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Fashion Merchandising • Hotel, Restaurant, and Casino Management • • • Human Resources Management • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Insurance • International Business • • • • Marketing and Sales • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
13 CENTRAL METRO NORTHEAST NORTHWEST SOUTHEAST SOUTHWEST State College PROGRAMS For a complete list of programs, visit www.mnscu.edu. TCC Alexandria Cambridge Anoka-Ramsey, Brainerd Lakes, Central Staples Lakes, Central Pine CityPine, TCC St. Cloud Rapids Coon Anoka-Ramsey, Anoka Technical, Anoka Bear White Lake Century, Rosemount County, Dakota Park Brooklyn Hennepin, Prairie Eden Hennepin, Heights Grove Hills, Inver Inver Minneapolis CTC Bloomington Normandale, Park Brooklyn Hennepin, North College Paul Saint Cloquet Lac, du Fond Duluth Superior, Lake NE - Hibbing Itasca, Grand Rapids - NE Eveleth Range, Mesabi - NE Virginia Range, Mesabi - NE Falls Int’l River, Rainy - NE Ely Vermilion, - NE Lakes Detroit M State CTC, Falls Fergus M State CTC, Moorhead M State CTC, Wadena M State CTC, Grand Forks East Northland, Falls Thief River Northland, Bemidji Northwest, Wing Red Southeast, MSC Winona Southeast, MSC AlbertRiverland, Lea Austin Riverland, Owatonna Riverland, CTC Rochester Faribault Central, South Mankato North Central, South Canby Minnesota West, Granite Falls Minnesota West, Jackson Minnesota West, Pipestone Minnesota West, Worthington Minnesota West, Hutchinson Ridgewater, Willmar Ridgewater, MinnesotaOnline.org
Meeting and Event Management • • Project Management • • • • Quality Improvement • • • • Real Estate/Property Management • Small Business Management • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sports Management • • • • Travel Planner/Tourism • • EDUCATION Education - General • • • • Education - Instructional Technology • • Educational Assistant/Paraeducator • • • • • • • • • • • Teaching - Early Childhood • • • • • • Teaching - Elementary • • Teaching - English as a Second Language • Teaching - Mathematics • Teaching - Music Teaching - Physical Education • • • • • • • • • • • Teaching - Physical/Earth Science • Teaching - Special Education • ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES AND NATURAL RESOURCES Alternative/Renewable Energy Technologies • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Electric Utility/Power Generation • • Electrical Lineworker • • • Environmental and Earth Sciences • • • • • • • • • Parks and Recreation • Water Quality Technologies • • Wilderness Management and Wildland Firefighter • • • Wood Sciences and Wood Products • ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES Biomedical Equipment Technology • • • • • • • • • Communication System Installation/Repair • • • Drafting - Electrical and Mechanical • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Engineering - Chemical • • Engineering - Civil and Surveying • • • • • • • Engineering - General • • • • • • • • • • • • • Engineering Management • Engineering Technology - Electronic • • • • • • Engineering Technology - General • Engineering Technology - Manufacturing • • • • • • • • • • • Fluid Power (Hydraulic/Pneumatics) • • • Geographical Information Systems (GIS) • • • • Geospatial Intelligence and Imagery Analysis • Nanotechnology • •
14 Alexandria TCC
Anoka-Ramsey, Cambridge
Central Lakes, Brainerd
Central Lakes, Staples
Pine, Pine City
St. Cloud TCC
Anoka-Ramsey, Coon Rapids
Anoka Technical, Anoka
Century, White Bear Lake
Dakota County, Rosemount
Hennepin, Brooklyn Park
Hennepin, Eden Prairie
Inver Hills, Inver Grove Heights
Minneapolis CTC
Normandale, Bloomington
North Hennepin, Brooklyn Park
Saint Paul College
Fond du Lac, Cloquet
Lake Superior, Duluth
NE - Hibbing
NE - Itasca, Grand Rapids
NE - Mesabi Range, Eveleth
NE - Mesabi Range, Virginia
NE - Rainy River, Int’l Falls
NE - Vermilion, Ely
M State CTC, Detroit Lakes
M State CTC, Fergus Falls
M State CTC, Moorhead
M State CTC, Wadena
Northland, East Grand Forks
Northland, Thief River Falls
Northwest, Bemidji
MSC Southeast, Red Wing
MSC Southeast, Winona
Riverland, Albert Lea
Riverland, Austin
Riverland, Owatonna
Rochester CTC
South Central, Faribault
South Central, North Mankato
Minnesota West, Canby
Minnesota West, Granite Falls
Minnesota West, Jackson
Minnesota West, Pipestone
Minnesota West, Worthington
Ridgewater, Hutchinson
Ridgewater, Willmar
MinnesotaOnline.org Communication Sciences andDisorders Central ServicesTechnician Cardiovascular Technology Biotechnology/Biochemistry Activity Director HEALTH Telecommunications/Wireless Technology Robotics/Instrumentation Technology Research andDevelopment State College Surgical Technology Sonography Respiratory Therapy Radiologic Technology Polysomnography Physical Therapy Assistant Phlebotomy Pharmacy Technology andProstheticsOrthotics Occupational Therapy Assistant Occupational Safety Nutrition andDietetic Technology Nursing -Practical Nursing - HealthAide Assistant/Home Nursing Neurophysiology Technology Medical Transcription Medical Technology/Clinical LabScience Medical Coding Specialist Medical Assistant Medical Administrative Assistant Massage Therapy Holistic HealthandHealing Histotechnology Health, Fitness, andSport Science Health Unit Coordinator Health Services Administration Health Sciences - Multi-field Health Information Technology EMT -Paramedic EMT - Basic orFirst Responder Dialysis Dental Hygienist Dental Assistant Community HealthServices PROGRAMS visit www.mnscu.edu. For acomplete listofprograms,
• • • • • • • • • • Alexandria TCC CENTRAL • • • • • • • Anoka-Ramsey, Cambridge • • • • • • • • • Central Lakes, Brainerd • • • • • Central Lakes, Staples • • • • • • Pine, Pine City • • • • • • • • • • • • • • St. Cloud TCC • • • • • • • Anoka-Ramsey, Coon Rapids • • • • • • • • • • • Anoka Technical, Anoka • • • • • • • • • • • • • Century, White Bear Lake • • • • • • • • • Dakota County, Rosemount METRO • • • • • • • • • • • Hennepin, Brooklyn Park • • • • • • • • • • • • Hennepin, Eden Prairie • • • • • • Inver Hills, Inver Grove Heights • • • • • • • • • • • • Minneapolis CTC • • • • • • • Normandale, Bloomington • • • • • 15 North Hennepin, Brooklyn Park • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Saint Paul College • • • Fond du Lac, Cloquet • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Lake Superior, Duluth NORTHEAST • • • • • • • NE - Hibbing • • • NE - Itasca, Grand Rapids • • • • NE - Mesabi Range, Eveleth
• NE - Mesabi Range, Virginia • • • NE - Rainy River, Int’l Falls • • NE - Vermilion, Ely • • • • • • • • M State CTC, Detroit Lakes NORTHWEST • • • • • • • • • • M State CTC, Fergus Falls • • • • • • • • • • • • • M State CTC, Moorhead • • • • • • • • • M State CTC, Wadena • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Northland, East Grand Forks • • • • • • • • Northland, Thief River Falls • • • • • • • • • • Northwest, Bemidji • • • • • MSC Southeast, Red Wing • • • • • • • • • • • •
MSC Southeast, Winona SOUTHEAST • • • • • • • • • Riverland, Albert Lea • • • • • • • • • Riverland, Austin • • • • • • Riverland, Owatonna • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Rochester CTC • • • • • • • • • South Central, Faribault • • • • • • • • • • • South Central, North Mankato • • • • • • Minnesota West, Canby SOUTHWEST • • • • • • Minnesota West, Granite Falls • • • • • • Minnesota West, Jackson • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minnesota West, Pipestone • • • • • • • • • Minnesota West, Worthington • • • • • • • • • • Ridgewater, Hutchinson • • • • • • • • • • • • • Ridgewater, Willmar • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MinnesotaOnline.org CENTRAL METRO NORTHEAST NORTHWEST SOUTHEAST SOUTHWEST State College PROGRAMS For a complete list of programs, visit www.mnscu.edu. TCC Alexandria Cambridge Anoka-Ramsey, Brainerd Lakes, Central Staples Lakes, Central Pine CityPine, TCC St. Cloud Rapids Coon Anoka-Ramsey, Anoka Technical, Anoka Bear White Lake Century, Rosemount County, Dakota Park Brooklyn Hennepin, Prairie Eden Hennepin, Heights Grove Hills, Inver Inver Minneapolis CTC Bloomington Normandale, Park Brooklyn Hennepin, North College Paul Saint Cloquet Lac, du Fond Duluth Superior, Lake NE - Hibbing Itasca, Grand Rapids - NE Eveleth Range, Mesabi - NE Virginia Range, Mesabi - NE Falls Int’l River, Rainy - NE Ely Vermilion, - NE Lakes Detroit M State CTC, Falls Fergus M State CTC, Moorhead M State CTC, Wadena M State CTC, Grand Forks East Northland, Falls Thief River Northland, Bemidji Northwest, Wing Red Southeast, MSC Winona Southeast, MSC AlbertRiverland, Lea Austin Riverland, Owatonna Riverland, CTC Rochester Faribault Central, South Mankato North Central, South Canby Minnesota West, Granite Falls Minnesota West, Jackson Minnesota West, Pipestone Minnesota West, Worthington Minnesota West, Hutchinson Ridgewater, Willmar Ridgewater, MinnesotaOnline.org
HUMAN AND PERSONAL SERVICES American Sign Language/Interpreter • • • • • Child Care/Development • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cosmetology, Manicurist, and Barbering • • • • • • • • Counseling - Chemical Dependency • • • • • • Gerontology • • Human and Community Services • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mental Health Services • • • • • Occupational Skills • • • • Psychology - Counseling • Translating and Interpreting • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Computer Engineering Technology • Computer Networking and System Administration • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Computer Programming • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Computer Science and Information Systems • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Computer Security and Forensics/IT Auditing • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Computer Technology and Support Services • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Database Technologies and Administration • • • • Management Information Systems • • • • • • • • • • • • Web Design, Development, and Visualization • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Webmaster and Web Administration • • LAW, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, AND SAFETY Criminal Justice/Corrections • • • • • • • • • • • • • Criminalistics and Investigative Sciences • • • • Fire Protection/Firefighting • • • • • • • • • • • Law Enforcement • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Legal Administrative Assistant • • • • • • • • • • • Paralegal • • • • • • • • • • Public Administration • Public Security and Emergency Management • • • • LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES American Indian/Native American Studies • • • • • Anthropology/Archaeology • Art/Studio Arts • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Biological and Natural Sciences • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Chemistry • • • • • • • • Communications Studies • • Dance • East Asian Studies • Ethnic and Cultural Studies • Film Studies • Global Studies/International Relations • • • • • • • • • • • Individualized and Multidisciplinary Studies • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
16 Alexandria TCC
Anoka-Ramsey, Cambridge
Central Lakes, Brainerd
Central Lakes, Staples
Pine, Pine City
St. Cloud TCC
Anoka-Ramsey, Coon Rapids
Anoka Technical, Anoka
Century, White Bear Lake
Dakota County, Rosemount
Hennepin, Brooklyn Park
Hennepin, Eden Prairie
Inver Hills, Inver Grove Heights
Minneapolis CTC
Normandale, Bloomington
North Hennepin, Brooklyn Park
Saint Paul College
Fond du Lac, Cloquet
Lake Superior, Duluth
NE - Hibbing
NE - Itasca, Grand Rapids
NE - Mesabi Range, Eveleth
NE - Mesabi Range, Virginia
NE - Rainy River, Int’l Falls
NE - Vermilion, Ely
M State CTC, Detroit Lakes
M State CTC, Fergus Falls
M State CTC, Moorhead
M State CTC, Wadena
Northland, East Grand Forks
Northland, Thief River Falls
Northwest, Bemidji
MSC Southeast, Red Wing
MSC Southeast, Winona
Riverland, Albert Lea
Riverland, Austin
Riverland, Owatonna
Rochester CTC
South Central, Faribault
South Central, North Mankato
Minnesota West, Canby
Minnesota West, Granite Falls
Minnesota West, Jackson
Minnesota West, Pipestone
Minnesota West, Worthington
Ridgewater, Hutchinson
Ridgewater, Willmar
MinnesotaOnline.org Writing - Creative andTechnical Women andGenderStudies andDrama Theater Arts Philosophy Music Mathematics andSciences Liberal Arts - AATransfer Latin American Studies Languages -Spanish State College Truck Driving Railroad Conductor Mechanic - Marine, Motor Sports, andSmall Engine Mechanic - Diesel Engine/Truck Mechanic - Auto Technician Aviation Management andAirway Science Aviation Maintenance/Avionics Auto Repair Body Aircraft Pilot andNavigator TRANSPORTATION ANDDISTRIBUTION Video Production Screenwriting Photography/Photographic Technology Music IndustryManagement andInformationLibrary Technology Judicial Reporting/Broadcast Captioning Graphic DesignandVisual Communications ComputerDigital Arts, Animation, andMultimedia Cinematography andVideoProduction Broadcasting, Radio, andTelevision Audio Technology/Sound Arts Advertising andPublic Relations MEDIA ANDCOMMUNICATIONS Welding Plastics Technology Musical Instrument DesignandRepair Manufacturing andIndustrial Technology Manufacturing OperationsManagement Machining Industrial Maintenance EquipmentHeavy Maintenance Gunsmithing Apparel andTextile Manufacturing MANUFACTURING, MAINTENANCE, ANDREPAIR PROGRAMS visit www.mnscu.edu. For acomplete listofprograms,
• • • • • • • • Alexandria TCC CENTRAL • • • • Anoka-Ramsey, Cambridge • • • • • • • • Central Lakes, Brainerd • • • • • • Central Lakes, Staples • • • • Pine, Pine City • • • • • • • • • St. Cloud TCC • • • • Anoka-Ramsey, Coon Rapids • • • • Anoka Technical, Anoka • • • • • • • • • • • Century, White Bear Lake • • • • • • • • • • Dakota County, Rosemount METRO • • • • • • • • • • Hennepin, Brooklyn Park • • • • • • Hennepin, Eden Prairie • • • • Inver Hills, Inver Grove Heights • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minneapolis CTC • • • • • • • Normandale, Bloomington • • • • • • • 17 North Hennepin, Brooklyn Park • • • • • • • • Saint Paul College
• Fond du Lac, Cloquet • • • • • • • • • • •
Lake Superior, Duluth NORTHEAST • • • • • • NE - Hibbing • • NE - Itasca, Grand Rapids • • • NE - Mesabi Range, Eveleth
• NE - Mesabi Range, Virginia • • • NE - Rainy River, Int’l Falls
• NE - Vermilion, Ely • • • • M State CTC, Detroit Lakes NORTHWEST • • • • M State CTC, Fergus Falls • • • • • • M State CTC, Moorhead • • • M State CTC, Wadena • • • • Northland, East Grand Forks • • • • • • • Northland, Thief River Falls • • • Northwest, Bemidji • • • MSC Southeast, Red Wing • • • • • • • •
MSC Southeast, Winona SOUTHEAST • • • • • • • Riverland, Albert Lea • • • Riverland, Austin
• Riverland, Owatonna • • • • • • • • • Rochester CTC • • • South Central, Faribault • • • • • • • South Central, North Mankato • • • • Minnesota West, Canby SOUTHWEST • • • • Minnesota West, Granite Falls • • • • Minnesota West, Jackson • • Minnesota West, Pipestone • • • Minnesota West, Worthington • • • • • • Ridgewater, Hutchinson • • • • • Ridgewater, Willmar • • • • • • • • • MinnesotaOnline.org Alexandria Technical Anoka Technical and Community College College www.alextech.edu www.anokatech.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,359 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,534
Mailing Address: 1601 Jefferson Street Mailing Address: 1355 W. Highway 10 Alexandria, MN 56308 Anoka, MN 55303 Admissions: 320-762-4520 Admissions: 763-576-4850 3,923 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-888-234-1222 2,872 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-866-433-5590 50% Full-time / 50% Part-time 44% Full-time / 56% Part-time TTY: 7-1-1 City / Population: Alexandria/11,843 48% Female / 52% Male 60% Female / 40% Male City / Population: Anoka/17,350 FAFSA Code: 005544 7% Students of Color 20% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 007350
Degrees Offered Advanced Technical Certificate, Housing Student housing is adjacent to the Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Noteworthy Located just outside of the Twin Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Arts, campus, and many community rental options Certificate, Diploma Cities, the college has more than 35 career programs Associate of Science, Certificate, Diploma are within walking distance of the campus. that respond to today’s contemporary and traditional Largest Programs Health information technology, Visit www.alextech.edu/housing to explore technical industry needs. Largest Programs Diesel mechanic, law information technology management, CNC enforcement, liberal arts and sciences, practical these options. manufacturing technology, medical coding, • Many programs can be completed in two years nursing, welding technology Noteworthy Alexandria Technical & Community automotive technician, practical nursing or less College is a two-year comprehensive college Unique Programs Communication art and Unique Programs Medical scribe specialist, • Partnerships with four-year universities that design, computer and voice networking, fashion conveniently located in West Central Minnesota, logistics, broadcast captioning, judicial reporting, allow students to transfer into bachelor’s management, health and fitness specialist, interior halfway between Fargo/Moorhead and the Twin occupational therapy assistant, golf course grounds degree programs Cities. The college’s location and variety of program design, mechatronics, speech-language management, health information technology, • Multiple degree options in computer networking pathology assistant options allow students to match their lifestyle with multimedia and gaming, information technology the requirements of their chosen degree. Technical and telecommunications and computer science Student Activities American Society of Interior and transfer degrees provide practical, experiential Student Activities Phi Theta Kappa, Multicultural • Teaching method focuses on hands-on learning Designers, Business Professionals of America (BPA), learning that promote student success in their Student Center, Student Senate Collegiate DECA, Diesel Club, Early Childhood • Small class sizes, with a 22-to-1 student-teacher education and in their careers. Housing Anoka Technical College does not have Education Club, Law Enforcement Club, National ratio, include hands-on, lecture, and group learning on-campus student housing, but roommate and experiences Kitchen and Bath Association, SkillsUSA, Special housing lists are available. Interest and Program Clubs, Student Ambassadors, Intercultural Club, Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Anoka Technical College is aligned with Society, Veteran’s Center, Student Senate, Anoka-Ramsey Community College. Intramural Sports, Book Club, G.A.T. Gamers of ATCC
ALEXANDRIA HIGHLIGHTS ANOKA TECHNICAL COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS • Job placement rates have averaged more than • Outstanding graduation and retention rates • 100% job placement for graduates in advanced • Welding program on campus and in 95 percent • A rich history includes exceptional instruction, welding, construction electrician, fabricator, golf Cambridge area • The college is recognized as a national leader in high academic expectations, and extensive course grounds management, and pipe welder • Practical nursing and nursing assistant programs advanced technical skills education partnerships with local, state, national, and programs ranked among top 20 in the nation • Programs include hands-on, student-centered, international businesses and industries • Serving more than 2,800 students annually • New! Medical scribe specialist certificate experiential learning • Associate of Science, Associate of Arts, and many • Legal administrative program 100% online • Students receive outstanding personal attention of the Associate of Applied Science degrees transfer toward completion of bachelor’s degrees at many universities
18 Anoka-Ramsey Central Lakes Community College College www.anokaramsey.edu www.clcmn.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $4,976 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,348
Mailing Address: 11200 Mississippi Blvd. N.W. Mailing Address: 501 W. College Drive Coon Rapids, MN 55433 Brainerd, MN 56401 Admissions: 763-433-1300 Admissions: 218-855-8037 12,420 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-866-433-5590 5,915 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-933-0346 TTY: 39% Full-time / 61% Part-time 7-1-1 39% Full-time / 61% Part-time TTY: 1-218-855-8224
60% Female / 40% Male City / Population: Coon Rapids/62,240 56% Female / 44% Male City / Population: Brainerd/13,371 Cambridge/8,451 Staples/2,885 20% Students of Color 11% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 002332 FAFSA Code: 002339
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Cheer Squad, Communication Club, Black Degrees Offered Advanced Technical Certificate, Club, ASL ‘PAH’ Club, Creative Imaging Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate Student Union, Multicultural Club, Muslim Student Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Arts, Association, Dental Assistants Club, Diesel Club, of Fine Arts, Certificate Association, PSI Beta, Veterans Club, New Leaf Associate of Science, Associate of Fine Arts, Equality Coalition, Graphic Design Club, Green Club, Green Dot Club, Campus Democrats and Certificate, Diploma Club, Heavy Equipment Club, Horticulture Club, Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences, Progressives, Badminton, Bowling, Club Hockey, International Club, IT Club, Law Enforcement Club, nursing, business, engineering, accounting, Largest Programs Liberal arts for transfer to a Dodgeball, Flag Football, Golf, Tennis, CRU health sciences four-year school, College in the (High) Schools, Medical Assistants Club, Natural Resources Club, Christian Club, STEM Chicks, Adult Transition Club, PSEO, nursing, heavy equipment operations PN Nursing Club, Psychology Club, Robotics Club, Unique Programs Biological sciences, biomedical Gender Equal and Reproductive Rights League, and maintenance, law enforcement, computer Science Club, Spanish Club, Veterans Club and technology, creative writing, communication Pro-Life Club, Society for Creative Anachronism, technology, natural resources, business, media Welding Club studies, engineering, environmental science, Swing Dance Club exercise science, fine arts (art, creative writing, technologies, environmental, health and human Housing Student housing is available within walking music, and theater), glass-blowing, integrative Cambridge Campus: Chamber Ensemble, Concert services, manufacturing, transportation distance of the campus. Band, Drama Club, Students of America, Literature health and healing, pharmacy technician, physical Unique Programs Computer network Noteworthy At many colleges and universities, Club, Diversity Club, Spanish Club, Environmental therapist assistant administration cybersecurity, law enforcement skills, you’re just another face in the crowd. At Central Club, Capitalism Club, Hearts Ablaze Christian sustainable greenhouse production, healthcare Lakes College your education is a personalized Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, Club, Campus Activities Board soccer (Coon Rapids); women’s basketball, administrative specialist, videography production, experience with small classes, supportive faculty, soccer, volleyball (Coon Rapids), fast pitch Activities on both campuses: Psychology Club, robotic welding, child development care and and staff. CLC is located in the premier recreational softball (Cambridge) Student Nurses Association, Theatre Tech, Art guidance, American Sign Language, robotics and area of Minnesota, and the central location provides Club, Concert Choir, Gay-Straight Alliance, Guitar automated systems, and special education for easy access to the campuses. Student Activities Coon Rapids Campus: Anime Ensemble, Theatre Acting, Creative Writing Club, Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, • Leading the way for continuity of credits from high Association, Astronomy Club, Biology Club, The Campus Eye Newspaper, Phi Theta Kappa, football, golf; women’s basketball, golf, softball, school through postsecondary career paths Chemistry Club, Complementary and Alternative Student Government, BizTech Medicine, Computer Science Club, Engineering volleyball • Offering day, evening, and online classes Housing No on-campus student housing, but rental and Physics Club, Math Club, Math Team, Pre- Student Activities Student Senate, Music, Theater, for flexible scheduling options; on-campus daycare units are available within walking distance. Veterinary and Pre-Medicine Club, Ceramic Guild, Choir, Band, Phi Theta Kappa honor society, available Chamber Singers, Jazz Ensemble, Musical Theatre Anoka-Ramsey Community College intramural sports, and more than 20 academic clubs Ensemble, String Ensemble, Theatre Club, ARCC is aligned with Anoka Technical College. and organizations: Accounting Club, AD Nursing
ANOKA-RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS CENTRAL LAKES COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS • Lowest cost tuition in Minnesota • Unique undergraduate research opportunities in • A variety of student support services, including: • Cultural Thursday series which features speakers • Serving more than 12,400 students annually several academic areas including biology, chemistry, Career services, multicultural student services, on several cultural topics communication studies, philosophy, and sociology TRIO Student Support Services, disability • English instructor William Breen honored with the • Verse Like Water series which brings in services, Veterans Resource Center, English for Teacher of Excellence award • New! Exercise Science degree: two-year and four- renowned poets from across the country year options Speakers of Other Languages Program, and The • Bachelor degrees can be earned on campus from Learning Center, with several tutors on-hand • Music opportunities including: Vocal choirs, several partnering universities • Graduated more than 3000 Nursing students concert band, and jazz, brass, and woodwind since 1967 • On-campus fitness center, greenhouse, and disc ensembles • Named in the Top 150 Community Colleges in the golf course nation by Aspen Institute • Small class sizes to connect with faculty and • Travel study opportunities classmates—teaching method focuses on 19 hands-on learning Century College Dakota County Technical College www.century.edu www.dctc.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,360 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,661
Mailing Address: 3300 Century Avenue North Mailing Address: 1300 145th Street East White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Rosemount, MN 55068-2999 Admissions: 651-779-3300 Admissions: 651-423-8301 13,100 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-228-1978 4,379 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-877-937-3282 TTY: 1-651-779-3354 41% Full-time / 59% Part-time 48% Full-time / 52% Part-time TTY: 1-651-423-8621 City / Population: White Bear Lake/25,205 56% Female / 44% Male 40% Female / 60% Male City / Population: Rosemount/23,413 FAFSA Code: 010546 38% Students of Color 20% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 010402
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Association, Spanish Club, Q&S - The Queer Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Landscape, Photons (Photography Club), Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate and the Straight Club, PTK - Phi Theta Kappa, Law Associate of Science, Certificate, Diploma Skills USA, Lions Club, Student Ambassador, of Fine Arts, Certificate, Diploma Enforcement Club, Veterans Club, Flag Football Multicultural Student Leadership, Gay Straight Largest Programs Business and management, Intramurals, Recreational Club Sports, Intramurals, Alliance, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Veterans Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences, design and technology, health and human services, Alpha Omega Christian Club, Student Senate, Sign nursing, emergency medical technician, accounting, industry careers, transportation Club, Coral Reef Ecology Club, Christians on criminal justice, medical assistant, dental assistant, Language Club, Choir, Theater Club Campus, Innovative Engineers Club, US Green Unique Programs Brewing and beer steward The college has no on-campus housing, Building Council, Automobile Club, Chess Club, medical office support, law enforcement, Housing technology, industrial and energy plant but rental units are within walking distance. Design Connection, Student Senate, Music Club information and telecommunications, maintenance, entrepreneurship/small business, radiologic technology DCTC has no on-campus housing but Noteworthy Century College is a leader in student health care tech, nanoscience tech, civil Housing offers a list of housing options at dctc.edu/housing. Unique Programs Interior design, kitchen and success, offering a warm, welcoming, vibrant engineering tech, energy tech specialist with bath design, visual communication technologies, learning community in White Bear Lake. With nuclear emphasis, heavy construction equipment Noteworthy Dakota County Technical College in sports management, orthotic technology, prosthetic affordable tuition and certificates, diplomas, and tech, GM automotive service educational program, Rosemount is located at the convergence of two technology, translating and interpreting, solar and degrees in more than 40 areas of study which lead landscape horticulture, multicultural management, worlds, bordering the Twin Cities metropolitan renewable energy to employment or transfer to a four-year university, biomedical equipment tech, heavy duty truck area to the north and the rural heartland of Century College provides exceptional value. tech, photography, early childhood and youth Dakota County to the south. Offering more than Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, soccer; women’s softball, soccer (all NJCAA Division III) • 76 certificates, 21 diplomas, and 47 degrees are development 50 programs and majors—from Nanoscience offered and taught by expert faculty Men’s baseball, basketball, Technology to Heavy Duty Truck Technology, DCTC Student Activities Creative Arts Alliance, Intercollegiate Sports soccer; women’s fast pitch softball, soccer, is made to order for students who want to build Newspaper - Century Times, Dental Assistant Club, • Each year, eight out of 10 Century College strong skills quickly and get to work. Dental Hygiene Club, Education Club, Engineering graduates gain employment in their related volleyball • Experience our student-friendly campus by taking Club, Hyper Media Video Club, Information program of study and hundreds more transfer to Student Activities Visual Communications Club, Telecommunications Club, Interior Design Club, four-year universities Writers Club, American Marketing, Business a Tuesday Campus Visit any Tuesday from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. Math Club E=mc2, Nursing Club, Orthotic & • Students attend Century College from 38 states Professionals of America, Early Childhood & Prosthetic Student Association, Radiology Club, and 46 countries; the average age of Century Youth Dev Club, Hospitality Alumni Network, • Make friends and memories through DCTC African American Association, Asian Student College students is 26 Meeting Professionals Intl, Minnesota Nursery and Student Life, Blue Knights athletics
CENTURY COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS DAKOTA COUNTY TECHINICAL COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS • Century College is the only college in Minnesota • 30 student clubs and organizations, a beautiful • Visit Online Learning to explore numerous • Experience hands-on labs, co-curricular to participate in the “Achieving the Dream” Student Center, College intramurals, and four classes offered online or in hybrid format, a mix activities, and real-world learning that prepare initiative, a national program focused on student NJCAA Division III athletic teams, give students of online and classroom learning you to thrive in your chosen career success the opportunity to develop leadership skills, make • Discover Credit for Prior Learning, Short-term • Increase your skills with modern equipment and • A variety of student services, including advising new friends, and have fun Programs, the Individualized Studies A.S. degree, relevant coursework developed through strong and counseling, free tutoring, career services, GPS • “Discover Century” information sessions and tours and our other flexible learning options relationships with business and industry LifePlan and much more support student success are offered the first Tuesday of each month at • Enjoy small class sizes, instructors that care, and • Engage your community through service-learning 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. for general education programs, a campus environment that welcomes students projects built into instructional program curricula and the third Thursday of each month at 1 p.m. from any age or background for technical programs. Visit www.century.edu/ • Learn more about DCTC by reading the official discovercentury 20 DCTC News blog Fond du Lac Tribal and Hennepin Technical Community College College www.fdltcc.edu www.hennepintech.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,210 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,156
Mailing Address: 2101 14th St. Mailing Addresses: 9000 Brooklyn Blvd. Cloquet, MN 55720 Brooklyn Park, MN 55445; 13100 College View Drive, Eden Prairie, MN 55347 Admissions: 218-879-0800 8,348 Students Served 2,688 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-657-3712 Admissions: 952-995-1300 TTY: 1-800-627-3529 35% Full-time / 65% Part-time 35% Full-time / 65% Part-time Toll-Free: 1-888-569-5121 City / Population: Cloquet/12,075 42% Female / 58% Male TTY: 1-800-627-3529 55% Female / 45% Male FAFSA Code: 031291 42% Students of Color City / Population: Brooklyn Park/79,149 21% Students of Color Eden Prairie/63,496 FAFSA Code: 010491
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Noteworthy Fond du Lac Tribal and Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Housing The college does not have on-campus Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate Community College brings together a tribal college Associate of Science, Certificate, Diploma student housing. Rental units are close to each of Fine Arts, Certificate, Diploma and a state community college in partnership. The campus. Largest Programs Automotive technology, beautiful campus setting and buildings are unlike Largest Programs Liberal arts and transfer information technology, law enforcement, machine Noteworthy Hennepin Technical College is programs, law enforcement, nursing, human any other college campus. trades, practical nursing the largest stand-alone technical college in services, environmental science • Reputation for friendly service and a comfortable Minnesota with two campuses (Brooklyn Park Unique Programs Accounting, architectural campus atmosphere and Eden Prairie) and offers more than 40 career Unique Programs Geospatial technologies, technology, audio production, automation American Indian studies, law enforcement skills, • Convenient daytime, evening, weekend, and robotics engineering technology, culinary arts, fire and technical programs. environmental science, clean energy technology online courses protection, fluid power, Ford ASSET (Automotive • Small class sizes with a 21-to-1 student- Student Services Educational Training), graphic faculty ratio Intercollegiate Sports Men’s basketball, football; • Super-fast wireless network on campus for laptop women’s basketball, softball, volleyball and hand-held device users design, individualized studies, interactive design/ • Labs use cutting-edge technology and meet all video production, manufacturing and engineering required industry standards Student Activities American Indian Business • Cultural center and physical education technology, marine motor sports and outdoor Leaders, Human Services Club, Law Enforcement space, plus law enforcement and nursing power equipment, pharmacy technology, plastics • More than 300 industry advisory members work Club, Anishinaabe Student Congress, training facilities engineering technology, plumbing, public works, with the college to ensure the curriculum meets Student Senate • High rate of law enforcement graduates pass the welding industry standards Housing Spectacular residence hall owned Minnesota Peace Officers Standards and Training Student Activities Anime Club, Audio Club, Child • Industry partners fund scholarships, provide state- and operated by the college features large Board exam Development Club, Culinary Club, Deaf Club, of-the-art equipment, and employ graduates apartment-style units with kitchens and private • Students learn from award-winning instructors Dental Assistant Club, Fire/EMS First Responders • Prior learning assessment is an option for students bathrooms. Units are furnished and have high- and friendly staff Club, Fluid Power Club, Ford Masters Club, IOPP with lifetime work experience speed Internet access, air conditioning, and cable Student Chapter, Latino Club, Media Storm, television. Competitive rental rates are an excellent Student Nurses Who Care Student Club, Phi Theta value. Early application is recommended as the Kappa, Unity Club, Veterans’ Club limited space fills quickly each year.
FOND DU LAC TRIBAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS HENNEPIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS • Ruth A. Myers Library on campus • Emphasis on uniting cultures and creating • Largest customized training division • HTC has transfer agreements with four-year • Well-equipped science labs and computer labs individual and community awareness of in the state universities allowing students more access each other and opportunities • Fine arts opportunities in visual art, music, and • The current job placement rate is 98% theater courses • Unique transfer programs with four-year colleges • Faculty has both industry and classroom • New programs: Accounting certificate, General and universities make it easy to transfer credits teaching experience Maintenance certificate, Street/Utility and Park • Comfortable class sizes, convenient access to Maintenance certificate instructors • Several award-winning student clubs and activities • Brooklyn Park and Eden Prairie campuses have • State-of-the-art immersive telepresence classroom areas that support student success through • The college offers many short-term programs that • 2,000-acre Environmental Study Area is only five can be completed in as few as 16 weeks minutes from campus admissions, financial aid, registration, advising, career and counseling services, disability services, 21 library services, and academic tutoring Inver Hills Lake Superior College Community College www.inverhills.edu www.lsc.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,285 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,096
Mailing Address: 2500 80th St. E. Mailing Address: 2101 Trinity Road Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076 Duluth, MN 55811 Admissions: 651-450-3902 Admissions: 218-733-7601 8,568 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-866-576-0689 8,196 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-432-2884 TTY: 1-800-627-3529 35% Full-time / 65% Part-time 40% Full-time / 60% Part-time City / Population: Duluth/86,110 City / Population: Inver Grove Heights/34,857 59% Female / 41% Male 51% Female / 49% Male FAFSA Code: 005757 FAFSA Code: 006935 30% Students of Color 11% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Ambassadors, Student Org for Leadership Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Housing Lake Superior College has no Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Development, Recreational Sports, CRU - Christian Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of on-campus housing but offers a variety of off- Fine Arts, Certificate Fellowship, Muslim Student Association, Student Fine Arts, Certificate, Diploma campus housing options. LSC has an exclusive Activities Budgeting Committee, Student Clubs and housing arrangement with nearby Campus Park Largest Programs Associate of Arts degree (four- Largest Programs Associate of Arts degree, Government year transfer or with emphasis) MANE (Minnesota nursing AS, dental hygiene AAS, physical therapist Townhomes and Villas for LSC students which includes free shuttle service to the college. LSC also Alliance for Nursing Education), bachelor in nursing Housing Inver Hills has no on-campus student assistant AAS, practical nursing diploma, integrated - dual enrollment, law enforcement, contemporary housing. Nearby Granite Bluff Apartments offers manufacturing has agreements with the College of St. Scholastica business, paralegal, human service worker, convenient and high-quality housing alternatives. and the University of Wisconsin-Superior for LSC Unique Programs Professional pilot, paralegal emergency medical services (paramedic) students to stay in on-campus housing at Noteworthy Ten minutes south of downtown studies, dialysis patient care technician, fire these institutions. Unique Programs Network technology and security, St. Paul and 10 minutes east of the Mall of America, technology and administration, aviation maintenance community paramedic certificate, Associate the Inver Hills campus is one of the most scenic technician Noteworthy Lake Superior College is situated on a of Arts (entirely online), Adult Success through in the Twin Cities. wooded campus of nearly 100 acres that overlooks Student Activities More than 30 student interest Duluth’s breathtaking Lake Superior harbor and Accelerated Learning (ASAP), Inver prep, InCollege, • Inver Hills is ranked number three in the nation clubs on campus include: Choir Activities Club, Art engineering fundamentals, exercise science, learning St. Louis River valley. It features award-winning and first in Minnesota for two-year colleges on the Club, Climbing Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Veterans architecture, comfortable classrooms, and beautiful communities, art, music, theater; Associate of Military Times Best for Vets: Colleges 2016 rankings Club, Cyber Security, Business Professionals of Arts with nine emphasis options: anthropology, study and library facilities. The campus’s natural • Earn an Associate of Arts degree with an emphasis America, Integrated Manufacturing Skills, and setting includes an urban forest, award-winning biology, chemistry, English, gender and women others. The Student Senate and Event Planners studies, history, mathematics, political science, and and gain the deeper knowledge you need for nature trails, a city-operated disc golf course, and a pursuing a specific major at a four-year institution Board offer opportunities to get involved in designated trout stream. psychology leadership positions. Co-ed recreational sports • More than 70 technical majors, programs for Student Activities Honor’s Program/PTK, include volleyball, soccer, and rock climbing, Varsity Learning Communities, Online Courses and sports include men's and women's Soccer A newly transfer, continuing education, and customized Programs, Scholarships, EMSSA - Emergency remodeled and expanded Wellness Center offers training for business and industry Medical Services Association, VIBE - Volunteering, cardio and weight training equipment. • New facilities for the college’s Center for Advanced Ethiopian Student Club, Somali Student Club, Aviation at the Duluth International Airport Spanish Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Student
INVER HILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS LAKE SUPERIOR COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS • Participation in three Centers of Excellence: • Transfer agreements with state universities and • The college operates one of the largest and most • The college’s Emergency Response Training Access and Opportunity, Advance IT Minnesota, others allow you to complete the first two years of comprehensive online instructional programs Center provides world-class training for and HealthForce Minnesota most bachelor’s degree programs: work with an in the Minnesota State system, serving more emergency response professionals, including • Flexible options for busy students, including advisor or counselor to make transfer plans than 2,200 students and offering more than 165 firefighters and emergency medical technicians courses and complete degrees offered online, • Nationally recognized for Adult Success through course sections online (more than 25 percent of • The college provides dental hygiene, massage accelerated courses and degrees, and community- Accelerated Learning (ASAP), Inver Hills was the college’s credits) therapy, and physical therapy services to based class sites, including the South of the River the first two-year college in the nation to be • Online programs include dialysis patient care, students and uninsured residents of the region Education Center in Burnsville designated an Adult Friendly Learning Institution accounting, business administration, network through faculty-supervised student clinics by the Council for Adult Experiential Learning • More than 50 degree and certificate options to administration, fire science and administration • An FAA-certificated Aviation Maintenance prepare you for entering the workforce right after associate degree and an Associate of Arts Technician 103-credit AAS degree or 83-credit you graduate or to transfer 22 transfer degree diploma program is now offered Minneapolis Community Minnesota State and Technical College College Southeast www.minneapolis.edu www.southeastmn.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,349 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,553
Mailing Address: 1501 Hennepin Avenue Mailing Address: 1250 Homer Road Minneapolis, MN 55403 Winona, MN 55987 Admissions: 612-659-6200 Admissions: 877-853-8324 12,815 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-247-0911 2,897 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-877-853-8324 34% Full-time / 66% Part-time 43% Full-time / 57% Part-time TTY: 1-507-453-2785 City / Population: Minneapolis/410,939 55% Female / 45% Male 60% Female / 40% Male City / Population: Red Wing/16,513 FAFSA Code: 002362 Winona/27,546 56% Students of Color 13% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 002393
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Soccer Club, Christian Club, MSA Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Noteworthy Minnesota State College Southeast Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate Muslim Student Association, Science Club, Ahhh Associate of Science, Associate of Arts, educates for employment, offering more than 90 of Fine Arts, Certificate, Diploma Shoot! Photography Club, American Sign Language Certificate, Diploma programs in six major fields, including business Club, Anime Club, Community Development Club, and office, health and human services, liberal arts Largest Programs Liberal arts, nursing careers, Largest Programs Nursing, medical support Computer Club, Human Services Club; for more, go business management, human services careers, accounting, guitar repair, band and sciences, musical instrument repair, sales and to www.minneapolis.edu instrument repair management, technical, trade, and industrial. Unique Programs American Indian studies, Housing The college has no on-campus student • Both the Winona and Red Wing campuses offer African diaspora studies, apparel technologies, Unique Programs Musical instrument repair and housing but assists students in finding rental units cinema studies and production, community construction which includes: guitar building and intimate learning environments where instructors within walking distance of the campus. development, computer forensics, global studies, repair, band instrument repair, and violin repair; know students by name polysomnography, women’s studies Noteworthy MCTC is conveniently located massage therapy, diesel maintenance technician, • Learn from the best — instructors are experts in downtown with easy access to jobs, internships, cyber information and security their fields and eager to train the next generation Student Activities Engineering Club, city life, restaurants, entertainment venues, and Polysomnography Club, MCTC Writer’s Workshop, Student Activities Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, • Get your hands dirty — many courses are taught cultural activities. The college provides a welcoming City College News - Campus Newspaper, Media Delta Epsilon Chi-Winona Campus, SkillsUSA, in fully operational clinics and labs that simulate environment for students of all ages and at all Generation, Skills USA, Student Design Collective, Student Music Assoc-Red Wing Campus, real-world job settings stages in their professional development. Classes Student Nurses Association, The Collegiate DECA Student Senate • You can complete approved general education Chapter, Addiction Counseling Club, Students are offered days, evenings, weekends, and online. The beautiful campus includes a state-of-the-art Housing The college has no on-campus housing courses at an affordable price and transfer to Against Hunger & Homelessness, African Student but numerous rental units are available. Privately other colleges and universities through the Continental Club, Ethiopian Students Association, library, science center, student health clinic, student center, and outdoor plaza connected to Loring Park. owned dorm-style housing is available close to the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum United Nations of Indian Tribes for Education, campuses. Xicano Latinos Unidos, Feminists Organizing • A variety of student support services, including • Become a registered nurse through a two-year Change, GLBT PRIDE, Phi Theta Kappa Honor career services, multicultural student services, associate degree program at either the Winona or Society, Student Veteran’s of America, disability services, Veterans Center, and Red Wing campus Bike Collective, Three Legged Frog - Environmental Learning Center Club, Urban Farm Collective, The Socialist Club, Intramural Sports, Recreation & Leisure,
MCTC HIGHLIGHTS MINNESOTA STATE COLLEGE SOUTHEAST HIGHLIGHTS • Knowledgeable, award-winning faculty members • State-of-the-art technical, science, and world • 91% percent of the college’s graduates find jobs • Technical majors include drafting, electronics, committed to student success language labs in their chosen fields; area employers specifically computer programming, cyber and information • Students from around the world who represent a • Nationally accredited programs in seek out MSC Southeast grads security, networking range of ages and backgrounds high-demand fields • Trade and industrial majors include automotive, • Day, evening, and online classes offer flexibility • More than 120 programs in liberal arts, career, and • Programs and classes that transfer to the carpentry, CNC Machine Tool, diesel for nontraditional students technical fields University of Minnesota, Metropolitan State maintenance technician, industrial technology, truck driving, welding • Small class sizes to connect with faculty and University, Augsburg College, and many public classmates and private colleges • Campus visits available for individuals or groups 23 Minnesota State Community Minnesota West Community and Technical College and Technical College www.minnesota.edu www.mnwest.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,313 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,637
Mailing Address: 1414 College Way Mailing Address: 1450 Collegeway Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Worthington, MN 56187 Admissions: 877-450-3322 5,002 Students Served Admissions: 507-372-3402 8,410 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-877-450-3322 Toll-Free: 1-800-658-2330 TTY: 1-800-627-3529 37% Full-time / 63% Part-time 42% Full-time / 58% Part-time TTY: 1-800-658-2330 City / Population: Fergus Falls/13,281; Detroit 55% Female / 45% Male 60% Female / 40% Male City / Population: Worthington/13,090; Lakes/9,002; Moorhead/42,005; Wadena/4,176 16% Students of Color Canby/1,709; Granite Falls/2,747; 16% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 005541 Jackson/3,234; Pipestone/4,141 FAFSA Code: 005263
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, of America, Construction Management, Degrees Offered Advanced Technical Certificate, Housing Student housing is available at the Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate Criminal Justice Assoc, Dental Assisting Assoc, Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Arts, Canby campus, and private apartment arrangements of Fine Arts, Certificate, Diploma Diesel Club, SkillsUSA, Student American Dental Associate of Science, Certificate, Diploma are available at all locations. The college provides Hygienists Assoc, Student Human Resources, students with a list of rental housing. Largest Programs Liberal arts, nursing, Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences Student Nursing Org, Technology, Gaming, business degrees, electrical lineworker, dental transfer courses, nursing, healthcare, and business Noteworthy Minnesota West Community and hygiene/assisting and Robotics, PTK Honors, Intramural sports; career programs Technical College has five campuses and two Detroit Lakes Campus: Business Professionals learning centers in beautiful southwest Minnesota Unique Programs Gas utility construction and Unique Programs Agriculture, mechatronics, of America, PowerSports Technology Club, PTK — Canby, Granite Falls, Jackson, Pipestone, and service, equine science, PowerSports technology, Honors; All campuses: Student Government precision machining, allied health, wind energy dialysis, American Sign Language, medical technology, powerline technology, welding, online Worthington, with center locations in Luverne and laboratory technician, cosmetology, mental health Housing All four campus communities have Associate of Arts degree. Several allied health Marshall. Our top-notch technical programs offer the behavioral aide II, cardiovascular technology- off-campus rental units available. Fergus Falls has programs offered in a renovated hospital for type of hands-on learning students crave! Students invasive, theatre arts, music, visual arts apartment-style campus housing with meal hands-on learning don’t just read about technical skills, they practice plan options. them. Always student-focused, with small class sizes Intercollegiate Sports (All sports offered Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, and extra-curricular activities, student success is a on the Fergus Falls campus) Men’s baseball, Noteworthy M State offers more than 120 career football, wrestling; women’s basketball, softball, and liberal arts degrees and certificates at locations priority. We encourage and invite you to visit us basketball, football, golf; women’s basketball, volleyball; men and women’s club soccer and understand why you will Learn with Purpose! golf, softball, volleyball in the heart of Minnesota’s beautiful lakes country and the Fargo-Moorhead metropolitan area. Student Activities Art Club, Uncover Magazine, • State leader in online, distance delivery Student Activities Fergus Falls Campus: Art, Business Professionals of America, Cosmetology and technology ADN Nursing Org, Equine Science Org, F2CO • Focus – Our education is student-centered, Club, SkillsUSA, Student Ambassadors, Cultural Chemistry, LPN Nursing, Philosophy Club, College with small class sizes, personal instruction, and Diversity Club, Postsecondary Agricultural Student • On-campus wind tower used for both learning and Ambassador Club, CRU Campus Crusade for Christ, hands-on learning Org, Phi Theta Kappa, Intramurals, Law Enforcement power generation Mu Alpha Theta - Math Honor Society, PTK Honors, • Partnerships – Community partnerships provide Club, Student Government, Choir, Drama, Music • State-of-the-art welding lab for hands-on learning Intramural sports, Varsity Athletics, Choir, Concert on-the-job experience early, rather than in the Club, Theater Club • Leader in allied health programming with learning Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Theater; Moorhead final years of a degree program opportunities in former hospital setting Campus: Automotive Club, Business Professionals • Military Friendly school
M STATE HIGHLIGHTS MINNESOTA WEST HIGHLIGHTS • Options – 25 online majors and hundreds of • Support – M State’s foundations awarded more • Named top 150 colleges in the country by the • Small class sizes allow for personal assistance online courses lead to degrees, diplomas, and than $200,000 in scholarships during the 2015- Aspen Institute with instructors and opportunities for getting certificates; the AA degree is offered on all 2016 year; 75% of M State students are eligible for • Students can earn an AA degree 100% online to know your classmates campuses and online, easily transferring toward a financial aid • Hybrid courses available • Numerous transfer agreements with state and bachelor’s degree • Innovation – Educational delivery fit for life with private colleges and universities allow for easy • Value Added — M State’s graduates are among on-campus, online, blended, classroom capture, • Agriculture program is online during harvest season transition to the next step the top ten wage earners at mid-career, according and telepresence technology • The college is accredited by the Higher Learning • In 2015-16, we educated students from 37 states to a 2015 Brookings Institute study of two-year • Veterans Services — Recognized as a Commission of the North Central Association of and 11 countries; 74% of degree-seeking students college graduates nationwide Military Friendly college for the past three Colleges and Schools received financial aid consecutive years 24 Normandale North Hennepin Community College Community College www.normandale.edu www.nhcc.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,714 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,459
Mailing Address: 9700 France Ave. S. Mailing Address: 7411 85th Avenue North Bloomington, MN 55431 Brooklyn Park, MN 55445 Admissions: 952-358-8201 Admissions: 763-424-0724 14,573 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-481-5412 10,737 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-818-0395 TTY: 1-952-358-8625 42% Full-time / 58% Part-time 28% Full-time / 72% Part-time TTY: 1-800-627-3529 City / Population: Bloomington/86,435 52% Female / 48% Male 57% Female / 43% Male City / Population: Brooklyn Park/79,149 FAFSA Code: 007954 34% Students of Color 45% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 002370
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Student Newspaper, Latinos United at Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Initiative, Pan-African Student Assoc, Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Normandale (LUNA Club), Math Club, Meditation, Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of LGBT Club, Women on Wednesdays, Honors Fine Arts, Certificate Muslim Student Association, Normandale Program Fine Arts, Certificate Society, Phi Theta Kappa, L.E.A.D Series, Weak Board, Student Senate, Nursing, Phi Theta Kappa, Yet Strong, 5K Race, Badminton, Basketball, Flag Largest Programs Liberal Arts transfer, business Largest Programs Liberal arts, pre-nursing, marketing and management, science and Philosophy, Ping Pong, Politics and Law, Pottery, business administration, computer science, law Football, Hockey, Dodgeball, Indoor Soccer, Softball, engineering, nursing, teacher education, Soccer, Somali Student Association, STEM, Super enforcement, criminal justice, accounting Ultimate Frisbee, Volleyball, Christian Student law enforcement/criminal justice Smash Bros, Traditional Gaming, Veterans and Org, Environmental Assoc, FMR Soccer Club, Friends, Volunteer Strong Unique Programs American Sign Language, Francophone Student Assoc, Hip Hop Culture, Unique Programs Advanced Dental Therapy building inspection technology, construction Hmong Student Club, Multicultural Student Club, Housing The college has no on-campus housing. Program collaboration with Metropolitan State management, corporate wellness, creative writing, Muslim Student Assoc, Programming Board, University; AFA degrees in music, theatre, art and Noteworthy Normandale Community College is criminal justice, education, entrepreneurship, Spanish, Student Anime & Game Club, Student creative writing; vacuum and thin film technology, located at 98th Street and France Avenue South in exercise science, film, health sciences, human Sports Assoc, Student Volunteer Club, Study Break engineering foundations, healthcare systems Bloomington on a wooded 90-acre site just 1.5 miles services, graphic design, history, law enforcement, Dance Club, Veterans Student Assoc, Vietnamese technology; bachelor’s and master’s degree south of Interstate 494. math, medical laboratory technology, music, Student Assoc, Student Senate, Chamber Singers, programs in accounting, business, communications, • Committed to quality, affordability, student access, paralegal, pre-engineering, project management, Jazz Ensemble, Music/Choir, Orchestra, Theatre computer science, dental hygiene, elementary and success public works, Spanish language, studio arts, education, engineering, exercise science and nursing theatre, web graphic design and programming Housing The college has no on-campus housing. • One of Minnesota’s largest community colleges, and e-commerce One of the most welcoming and Student Activities American Sign Language, Noteworthy serving more than 14,000 students diverse campuses in Minnesota, North Hennepin Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Black Student Student Activities “SURGE” Science Club, Alliance, Chinese, Christian Student Fellowship, • Offering accredited music, theater, art, and Anthropology, Math, Paralegal Student Assoc, Community College is located 15 minutes northwest Computer Programming, Creative Writing, Cultural business programs – rare among two-year colleges Student Nurses Assoc, Knights of the Quill, Non- of downtown Minneapolis in Brooklyn Park. For more Exploration, Dance, Diversity, Ethiopian, Exercise in Minnesota and elsewhere Fiction Magazine Realities, Student Art Exhibitions, than 50 years, NHCC has been engaging students and changing lives. Science, Finance, Business and Investment, French, • Awarded nearly $40 million to students through Student Research Journal (Northern Light), Under Future Educators, Gay Straight Student Alliance, federal and state financial aid programs in the past Construction Magazine, American Indian Education • NHCC has something for everyone, with more German, Juggling, Kappa Beta Delta Honor Society, year Initiative, Asian Heritage Initiative, Black Men’s than 60 degree and certificate programs and 23 Leadership through Service Program, Lion’s Roar Leadership Movement, Global Salam, Latino Success student organizations
NORMANDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS NORTH HENNEPIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS • Normandale’s Partnership Center provides • Amenities include the beautiful Kopp Student • With one of the lowest tuition rates in the state, • More than 200 former military men and women bachelor’s and master’s degrees through Center overlooking an authentic Japanese NHCC awards more than $36 million in financial attend NHCC and receive support through our partnering institutions on the Normandale Garden, US Bank Branch onsite, Tutoring Center, aid to students each year Veterans Resource Center campus; classroom space, engineering labs, Writing Center, Campus Cupboard food shelf, • NHCC’s University Center provides access for • Beginning in the fall of 2016, NHCC will be a telepresence conference room, and student community dental clinic, and student support students to complete a bachelor’s degree program partnering with Fairview Health Services to gathering spaces are available services for second language, disabled, and through partnerships with well-known state provide a low-cost, on-campus health services • One of only two colleges in the State of Minnesota developmental education students universities at our Brooklyn Park campus clinic for its students to be named to the President’s Higher Education • Normandale is a “Beyond the Yellow Ribbon” • Award-winning Bioscience and Health Careers Community Service honor roll every year military friendly organization and has one of Center equipped with high-tech STEM labs and since 2006 the largest veteran populations in the Minnesota ample meeting spaces State system 25 Hibbing Itasca Mesabi Range Community College Community College College www.hibbing.edu www.itascacc.edu www.mesabirange.edu Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,262 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,277 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,281 Mailing Address: 1515 East 25th St. Mailing Address: 1851 E. Highway 169 Mailing Address: 1001 West Chestnut Street Hibbing, MN 55746 Grand Rapids, MN 55744 Virginia, MN 55792 Admissions: 218-262-7200 Admissions: 218-322-2340 Admissions: 218-749-0314 HIBBING COMMUNITY COLLEGE Toll-Free: 1-800-224-4422 Toll-Free: 1-800-996-6422 Toll-Free: 1-800-657-3860 TTY: 1-800-627-3529 TTY: 1-218-322-2438 City / Population: Virginia/8,587 City / Population: Hibbing/16,204 City / Population: Grand Rapids/11,127 Eveleth/3,673 FAFSA Code: 002355 FAFSA Code: 002356 FAFSA Code: 004009 1,763 Students Served 1,589 Students Served 1,837 Students Served 55% Full-time / 45% Part-time 60% Full-time / 40% Part-time 54% Full-time / 46% Part-time 57% Female / 43% Male 47% Female / 53% Male 48% Female / 52% Male 13% Students of Color 17% Students of Color 14% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Science, Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Arts, Associate Fine Arts, Certificate, Diploma Science, Certificate, Diploma of Science, Certificate, Diploma ITASCA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Largest Programs Associate of Arts degree, office Largest Programs Liberal arts, engineering, practical Largest Programs Transfer programs, industrial administration, IT networking and security, law nursing, psychology/human services, business, mechanical technology, nursing, welding enforcement, gerontology/eldercare, medical lab geography/geographic info systems (GIS), industrial Unique Programs Human services, human services technician, nursing, nursing assistant, automotive technology – process operations - chemical dependency specialist, masonry, and technician, diesel mechanic, electrical maintenance, Unique Programs Class Act Education (K-12), applied graphic design media; Virginia Campus degrees, heating and cooling, industrial systems technology psychology/human services, strategic security including an AS in engineering (via Itasca Community Unique Programs Pharmacy technician, dental studies (counterterrorism), wildland firefighting, College), and BS in Iron Range engineering (via assistant, culinary arts, CDL truck driving, medical American Indian studies, GIS certificate online, Minnesota State University, Mankato) laboratory technician, industrial systems technology natural resources (forestry, law enforcement, Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, geospatial) Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball; football, golf; women’s basketball, golf, softball, women’s basketball, softball, volleyball; coed golf Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, volleyball football, wrestling; women’s basketball, softball, Student Activities Phi Theta Kappa, Student Senate, Student Activities Hockey, Student Senate, Student volleyball MESABI RANGE COLLEGE Multi-Cultural Club, Alternative spring break, Law Life, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, Gaming Club, Enforcement Club, Art Guild, Choir, Computer Club, Student Activities Engineering Club, Nursing Sustainability, Theater, Career Program Clubs, Pharmacy Club, Engineering Club, CRU, Sustainability Club, Psychology Club, Circle K, Global Education, Housing Semi-furnished apartments on the Club, SkillsUSA, HCC monthly music series O-Gitch-I-Dah Club, Gay Straight Alliance, Phi Theta Virginia Campus: Alpine Village Apartments. Kappa, Natural Resources Club, Flag Football, Frisbee Housing Convenient on-campus housing features Call 218-749-0314 for more information. two bedroom, two bathroom suites with full kitchen Golf, Weightlifting Club, Campus Crusade for Christ, Noteworthy Located in the heart of beautiful and living space! Apply early— for more information, Philosophy Club, Secular Student Alliance, Student Ambassadors, Student Government northeastern Minnesota, Mesabi Range College call 218-262-7246. has small class sizes that lead to personal attention Itasca Hall offers six- and seven-person Noteworthy Hibbing Community College— Housing and interaction with other students. Our Eveleth Education that Works! HCC offers a mix of traditional suites with triple, double, or single bedrooms, Campus is home to high-wage, high-skilled technical liberal arts courses and innovative career programs. a kitchen area, and bathroom. Wenger Hall rooms programs with exceptional placement rates. The HCC has among the lowest tuition rates in the state! offer private bedrooms for three to four students Virginia Campus features a wide variety of liberal and a community area with kitchen. arts courses that transfer to four-year institutions. RAINY RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIBBING HIGHLIGHTS ITASCA HIGHLIGHTS MESABI RANGE HIGHLIGHTS • Programs that can be completed in as little • Affordable tuition, with more than $150,000 in • Strong tradition of successful athletics, student as 16 weeks scholarships awarded annually government, and student life • Continue to play the game you love with our • Northwoods Minnesota location is perfect for • International study, student government, theater, varsity athletics outdoor activities Phi Theta Kappa honor society, and career • Student to instructor ratio of 23:1 • Itasca is a learning community college where program clubs • Brand new state-of-the-art simulation equipment students learn from faculty and each other via • Over $105,000 in scholarships awarded annually for Nursing (RN) students and industrial programs experiences relating to their chosen field, including • Excellent placement rates and high paying jobs in practicums or attending a national conference VERMILION COMMUNITY COLLEGE 26 many career programs Mesabi Range Rainy River Vermilion Northland Community College Community College Community College and Technical College www.mesabirange.edu www.rainyriver.edu www.vcc.edu www.northlandcollege.edu Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,277 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,277 Mailing Address: 1501 Highway 71 Mailing Address: 1900 East Camp Street Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,484 International Falls, MN 56649 Ely, MN 55731 Admissions: Admissions: 218-285-7722 218-235-2191 Mailing Address: 1101 Highway 1 E Toll-Free: 1-800-456-3996 Toll-Free: 1-800-657-3608 TTY: 1-800-627-3529 TTY: 1-800-627-3529 Thief River Falls, MN 56701 City / Population: International Falls/6,158 City / Population: Ely/3,408 Admissions: 218-683-8800 4,875 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-959-6282 FAFSA Code: 006775 FAFSA Code: 002350 TTY: 1-800-627-3529 39% Full-time / 61% Part-time 424 Students Served 810 Students Served City / Population: East Grand Forks/8,643; 58% Female / 42% Male 67% Full-time / 33% Part-time 61% Full-time / 39% Part-time Thief River Falls/8,752 15% Students of Color 55% Female / 45% Male 35% Female / 65% Male FAFSA Code: 002385 20% Students of Color 15% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Art, Associate of Science, Science, Associate of Arts, Associate of Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Housing The Thief River Falls campus offers Certificate, Diploma Science, Certificate, Diploma Science, Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, student housing through the NCTC Foundation. Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences, Largest Programs Natural resource Certificate, Diploma Learn more and apply for housing at www.northlandhousing.com. Numerous rental science education, health science, technology - forestry/wildlife, wildlife/wildland Largest Programs Aerospace, agriculture, industrial maintenance law enforcement, liberal arts and sciences, natural automotive & transportation, building trades, units are available in East Grand Forks and Thief resources, natural sciences River Falls. Unique Programs Industrial maintenance, business, marketing & management, education, science education, math education Unique Programs Seasonal park law enforcement health & human services, information technology, Noteworthy NCTC is a comprehensive college, ranger training (one of seven programs law & public safety, manufacturing & industry, offering state-of-the-art, nationally renowned Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball; nationwide), North American wildlife technician liberal arts technical and liberal arts programs – if you want women’s basketball, softball, volleyball to complete a degree, diploma, or certificate in association accreditation (one of two in the U.S.), Unique Programs Architectural technology, Student Activities ACHA club hockey, Phi Theta entrepreneurship, watershed science, leave no automotive service & auto body, aviation two years or less, or if you want to prepare for Kappa, Student Senate, BLAST, Anishinaabe trace trainer certification, USGS mock interviews, maintenance technology, computer networking, immediate employment, NCTC has a path for you. Coalition, disc golf, and more backcountry guide, wilderness emergency medical dietetic technician, digital marketing, electronics NCTC has two campuses located in East Grand Forks and Thief River Falls and an aerospace site at Housing Rainy Hall housing features secure, services, outdoor leadership, land surveying, technology, firefighter-paramedic, geospatial the Thief River Falls Regional Airport. furnished two-bedroom apartments! On-site wildlife ecology intelligence analysis, nursing, precision ag facilities include volleyball court, basketball court, Intercollegiate Sports Men’s varsity baseball, equipment technician, respiratory therapist, • Flexible learning options – with 96 career bicycle trail, cross-country ski trail, and disc basketball, football; women’s varsity basketball, unmanned aerial systems programs and degree options, Online. On campus. In the evening. We make golf course! softball, volleyball Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, it easier than ever to advance your education Noteworthy Enjoy the Rainy Experience...where Student Activities Business Club, National Park basketball, football, wrestling; women’s life and learning meet! Live in on-campus housing, Service Student Association, Law Enforcement basketball, softball, volleyball • Start your bachelor’s degree at NCTC with seamless transfer opportunities across the continue to play the sport you love, get involved in Club, Natural Resource Forestry Wildlife Club, Student Activities Phi Theta Kappa, Intramural student organizations, and make friendships that Wingshooters, Water Resources Club, Bowling Nights, Athletics, Student Senate, Chorus, Community Midwest upon graduation will last a lifetime! Our students tell us how much Disc Golf Club. For more visit www.vcc.edu Band, VEX Robotics, Student Ambassadors • Enjoy the great outdoors from your doorstep in they appreciate the small class sizes and individual Thief River Falls or the best shopping, restaurants, attention they get from our instructors and staff. Housing Vermilion offers apartment-style housing, including bathrooms, kitchens, living areas, and and nightlife that greater Grand Forks offers storage. Full meal plans are available. NORTHLAND HIGHLIGHTS • Invest in your future – We are decreasing tuition • Northland grads get jobs – We focus on what’s RAINY RIVER HIGHLIGHTS VERMILION HIGHLIGHTS to make NCTC’s high-value education even more relevant in the job marketplace so you can put your • More than 90% of RRCC students receive some • Offering a variety of programs founded in liberal accessible. More than 50% of our students receive NCTC education to work in high-demand, high- form of financial aid arts with a strong focus on natural resources and need-based financial aid. That’s money in your paying fields pocket • More then $150,000 in scholarships awarded outdoor education that prepares for careers or • Virtual tour — NCTC is the first two-year college every year transfer • Small college, big opportunities – Get the personal in Minnesota to offer you a virtual tour of every attention and welcoming environment you want program on whichever campus you choose. • Continue to play the sport you love with NJCAA • Specializing in environmental programs and outdoor careers along with the state-of-the-art resources and Tour NCTC from your home or phone at Division III Athletics and ACHA Division II women’s career-building opportunities you deserve tournorthland.com club hockey 27 Northwest Technical Pine Technical and College Community College www.ntcmn.edu www.pine.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,429 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,036
Mailing Address: 905 Grant Ave. S.E. Mailing Address: 900 Fourth St. S.E. Bemidji, MN 56601 Pine City, MN 55063 Admissions: 218-333-6600 Admissions: 320-629-5100 1,964 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-942-8324 2,258 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-521-7463 29% Full-time / 71% Part-time TTY: 1-218-333-6691 25% Full-time / 75% Part-time TTY: 1-320-629-1030 73% Female / 27% Male City / Population: Bemidji/14,594 61% Female / 39% Male City / Population: Pine City/3,078 21% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 005759 11% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 005535
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Noteworthy Situated in the beautiful north Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Noteworthy Pine Technical and Community Associate of Science, Certificate, Diploma woods of Minnesota, Northwest Technical College Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, College offers a range of programs with flexible has a mission to integrate the value of work with Certificate, Diploma scheduling, small class sizes, industry-focused Largest Programs Automotive motorsports, educational experiences to develop resourceful programs, experienced and knowledgeable nursing, dental assisting, building trades, and Largest Programs Automotive technology, business/marketing lifelong learners. business administration, gunsmithing and firearms instructors, and friendly, helpful staff. Graduates • Warm and welcoming – Students experience technology, early childhood development, medical are well-prepared to enter their chosen fields or Unique Programs Distance Minnesota consortium personal attention, small classes, accessible transfer to a university. to offer numerous online options; high-performance assisting, nursing, advanced manufacturing faculty, learning enrichment services, and original • The Associate of Arts degree allows students to engine machining, motorsports technology, and Unique Programs American Sign Language, artwork on campus renewable energy business technology, gunsmithing and firearms pursue a four-year degree, while saving time and • Campus visit – Campus visits are highly technology, cyber-security, human services money by starting close to home Student Activities Student Nurses Association, encouraged for students and their families. Visits Native American Student Organization, Intramural eligibility worker, human services child support • Several Associate of Science degree programs may be scheduled by calling 218-333-6600 or by provide students the opportunity to begin a four- Sports through Bemidji State, Phi Theta Kappa Student Activities Business Club, Nursing Club, going to the college’s website, www.ntcmn.edu Honor Society, Student Senate, Direct Wire Club Phi Theta Kappa, Ever Green Club, Computer Club, year degree and take advantage of lower tuition Northwest Technical College is aligned with Robotics Club, Shooters Association, SkillsUSA, rates and smaller class sizes while immediately Housing The college is aligned with Bemidji Bemidji State University. focusing on a chosen major State University, and students are eligible to live Student Senate • The AS in health science-broad field seamlessly in BSU’s residence halls and purchase a meal plan. Housing The college does not have on-campus Private housing information is available through the student housing; however, many rental options are transfers to PTCC’s partner schools, allowing admissions office. available within walking distance of the campus. students to pursue a variety of health-related careers • The college’s technical programs prepare students for job placement and employment. Examples include automotive technology, accounting, practical nursing, medical assistant, computer programming, and more
NORTHWEST TECHNICAL COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS PINE HIGHLIGHTS • Northwest Technical College and Bemidji State • College and university agreements – Credit • The college’s use of telecommunications and other • A vibrant student life environment provides University, just over three miles away, have a transfer agreements have been established for distance education tools is a national model for opportunities for students from all disciplines to unique relationship that extends many many degree programs to transfer to several colleges and universities socialize, network, contribute, and participate in benefits of attending a four-year university, colleges and universities • PTCC’s high-tech, state-of-the-art simulation labs the college community including housing, meal plans, the recreation • Online education – Multiple programs and a support all nursing and health science programs, • Technical programs prepare students for job and fitness center, health services, the library, thorough list of courses are available online including the medical assistant AAS degree, placement and employment the American Indian Resource Center, clubs, and nursing diploma, and AS degree campus activities
28 Ridgewater College Riverland Community College www.ridgewater.edu www.riverland.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,370 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,507
Mailing Address: 2101 15th Ave. N.W. Mailing Address: 1900 8th Ave. N.W. Willmar, MN 56201 Austin, MN 55912 Admissions: 320-222-5200 Admissions: 507-433-0820 5,185 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-722-1151 4,260 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-247-5039 56% Full-time / 44% Part-time TTY: 1-800-627-3529 40% Full-time / 60% Part-time TTY: 1-800-627-3529 53% Female / 47% Male City / Population: Hutchinson/13,913 57% Female / 43% Male City / Population: Albert Lea/17,674; Willmar/19,638 Austin/24,563; Owatonna/25,725 13% Students of Color 19% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 005252 FAFSA Code: 002335
Degrees Offered Advanced Technical Certificate, Multicultural Club, Postsecondary Ag Student Degrees Offered Advanced Technical Certificate, Housing Riverland’s student housing offers Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Arts, Organization, Pride Respect Individuality Support Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Arts, an opportunity for 84 students to live on the Associate of Science, Certificate, Diploma Movement, Phi Theta Kappa, Criminal Justice Associate of Science, Associate of Fine Arts, Austin campus. Association, Veteran’s Center, Beliefs, Ideas & Certificate, Diploma Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences, Noteworthy Riverland is a comprehensive Opinions (BIO) Club, Republican Club, Intramural agriculture, nursing/allied health, administrative Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences, community college that inspires personal success support, veterinary technology Sports, Christian Students in Action, Anime Club, nursing, human services, business, supervisory through education. Our vision is to achieve Best Chess Club, Student Government, Choir, Theatre management, law enforcement, computer in Class status in programs through excellence in Unique Programs Activity director, advanced collision services, agronomy technology, Housing Ridgewater College has no on-campus technology, accounting, business and office teaching, scholarship, and service. dairy management, calibration engineering student housing, but affordable rental units are technology • Campuses in Albert Lea, Austin, and Owatonna available within walking distance of each campus. technology, GPS/GIS for agriculture, Unique Programs Associate of Arts degree global make it convenient to earn the first two years of nondestructive testing technology Check local listings and the college website for studies - music or theater emphasis, production a bachelor’s degree, or complete one of more housing options. technician, wind turbine technician, solar than 50 career program options in accounting, Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, football, wrestling; women’s basketball, Noteworthy Ridgewater College has two installation, supervisory management online business, business and office technology, campuses, Hutchison and Willmar, offering more construction, computer technology, health, softball, volleyball Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, than 40 degree programs. soccer; women’s basketball, softball, volleyball management, manufacturing, service and Student Activities Study Abroad, Audio • Technical programs – Learn a trade and get a transportation Production, Auto Body Club, Auto Tech Club, Student Activities Accent-A Literary Magazine, Business Professionals of America, Carpentry Club, great job in two years or less; the college’s high Left Ear-Art Club, Home Builders Association, • Support services are available to help students Computer Systems Technology Club, Cosmetology career placement rate is evidence that employers Radiography Club, Riverland Nursing Forum, improve study skills, locate resources, address Club, Delta Epsilon Chi, Electrician Club, Electronics love the graduates from the college’s more than SkillsUSA, Human Services Club, Gay/Straight personal issues, make strong career decisions, or Club, Health Information Management Club, 40 degree programs Alliance, Phi Theta Kappa, Multicultural Club, arrange the details of a smooth college transfer Helping Hands Club, Intl Assn of Administrative • First two of four – Complete an Associate of Arts Criminal Justice Society, Amnesty International, • Discover the River day is for high school students Professional, Medical Assistant Club, Multimedia or Associate of Science degree at Ridgewater, and Riverland Student Ambassadors, Student Senate, to experience Riverland — offered in November, Club, Nondestructive Testing Club, Nursing, you’ll be well on your way to a bachelor’s degree Music-College Choir & Frequency, Theatre February, and April, participants tour campus, Nursing Club, Occupational Skills, Photography in virtually any major hear about student life, and meet faculty Club, Veterinary Technology Association, Welding,
RIDGEWATER COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS RIVERLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS • Online learning – Ridgewater now offers three • Great people – Students and alumni note the • More than 350 Riverland courses are offered • Riverland offers career options in renewable completely online associate degrees: liberal arts, caring and helpful nature of staff and faculty as entirely/partially online energy, including degrees in wind turbine computer-aided drafting and design, and law one of Ridgewater’s most impressive traits • Riverland has a growing number of online courses technician and solar installation enforcement-peace officer or corrections, along • Outstanding location – Enjoy the recreation and with or seeking Quality Matters certification, a • The college features a Best in Class health with dozens of stand-alone courses on the way to pace of life in central Minnesota while keeping a peer review process designed to certify the quality science education simulation center for nurses, your degree short commute to the metro area of online courses. Currently, Riverland awards 12 radiographers, and lab technicians • Extraordinary value – Paying for college isn’t • Your success matters – Many outstanding degrees, diplomas, and certificates via distance • Riverland is among a small group of community easy, and you deserve a lot for your dollar. At support services are available at Ridgewater, learning (online and interactive TV) colleges in the Minnesota State system that offer Ridgewater, your investment in education is including on-campus academic support centers, an Associate of Fine Arts degree taken seriously, and student needs take top online tutoring, TRIO Student Support Services, priority and regular student success workshops 29 Rochester Community St. Cloud Technical and and Technical College Community College www.rctc.edu www.sctcc.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,579 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,294
Mailing Address: 851 30th Ave. SE Mailing Address: 1540 Northway Drive Rochester, MN 55904 Saint Cloud, MN 56303 7,978 Students Served Admissions: 507-258-7210 6,568 Students Served Admissions: 320-308-5089 Toll-Free: 1-800-222-1009 47% Full-time / 63% Part-time Toll-Free: 1-800-247-1296 49% Full-time / 51% Part-time TTY: 1-320-308-5988 61% Female / 39% Male City / Population: Rochester/112,225 52% Female / 48% Male City / Population: St. Cloud/67,109 22% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 002373 17% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 005534
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Asian Student Organization, Muslim Degrees Offered Advanced Technical Certificate, Language, Somali Student Club, Spanish Club, Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Student Association, Gay-Straight Alliance, Disc Golf Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Arts, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, SCSU Intramural Fine Arts, Certificate, Diploma Club, Table Tennis, Phi Theta Kappa, International Associate of Science, Certificate, Diploma Sports, Student Senate Club, Law Enforcement Club, Armed Forces Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences, Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences, Housing St. Cloud Technical and Community nursing, health information technology, business and and Veterans Club, Ecology Club, Yellowjacket business management, accounting, and nursing College collaborates with St. Cloud State University Volunteers, Rochester Collegiate Navigators, to provide students with housing opportunities only accounting Unique Programs Biomedical technology Engineering and Physics Club, Campus Activities a few miles from our campus, including the new Unique Programs Biotechnology, cardiovascular equipment repair, reverse engineering and rapid Board (CAB), Yellowjacket Passport, Student Senate, Coborn Plaza Apartments with private bedrooms invasive specialist, cancer registry management, prototyping, robotics and automation, sonography, Drama Club, Music, Theater and bathrooms. Many rental housing options nearby clinical neurophysiology technology, dental hygiene, cardiovascular technology, water environment are directly on the public transportation line to the environmental science, equine science, histology Housing Apartment complexes are located near technology, civil engineering, health information SCTCC campus. Bus transportation is free with your technician, horticulture technology, intensive campus and are available for student housing. technology, energy renewal, nursing mobility, SCTCC Cyclone Student ID card. care paramedic, surgical technology, veterinary Additional privately owned apartments are available advertising communication, design throughout Rochester and surrounding communities. St. Cloud Technical and Community technology Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball; Noteworthy More than 100 years of student success College is a regional treasure located in the heart Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, Noteworthy women’s basketball, fast pitch softball, volleyball of Central Minnesota and is the college of choice football, golf, wrestling; women’s basketball, golf, • Founded in 1915 on a motion by Dr. Charles Mayo Student Activities Creative Arts, American for quality career, technical, and transferable soccer, softball, volleyball to the Rochester School Board, RCTC has been Advertising Federation, American Dental Assisting education. Our mission focuses on highly skilled providing students higher education opportunities Student Activities Animal Health Technology Club, Assoc, American Design and Drafting Assoc, employment and life-long learning opportunities. in Rochester for more than 100 years Art Club, Automotive Technology Club, Building Business Professionals of America, Central Cutting-edge technology, hands-on application, Utilities Mechanic, Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) • The college serves approximately 8,000 students Minnesota Builders Assoc, Child/Adult Care critical thinking, and citizenship are the hallmarks of Technology, Design Club, Equestrian Club, Gold in credit-based courses and 5,000 students in Education, Distributive Education Clubs of America, an SCTCC education. Course Superintendents’ Association, Horticulture noncredit courses Health Information Management, Instrumentation • Small class sizes, flexible course options available Club, Music Technology Club, ECHO Student Society of America, MN Electrical Student Assoc, online, on-site, evenings, and early mornings Newspaper, Student Nursing Forum, Lions Club, Nursing Students Club, SkillsUSA, Sonography, Student American Dental Hygienists Assoc, Water • More than $150,000 scholarships awarded Environment Technology, English as a Second annually
RCTC HIGHLIGHTS SCTCC HIGHLIGHTS • Rochester consistently lands near or at the top • The college offers more than 300 different online • Earn an Associate of Arts degree in liberal arts • Cutting-edge simulation labs for dental of the nation’s “Most Livable Cities” lists classes and 70 credit-based programs and sciences that provides the first two years assistant, dental hygiene, nursing, paramedicine, • Rochester is Minnesota’s third-largest city and with more than 100 credential options in the of a four-year degree sonography, and surgical technology programs in home to the world-renowned Mayo Clinic and areas of liberal arts, allied health, business, • More than 45 career majors that can be our Health Sciences Building IBM Rochester services, and technical career pathways completed in two years or less • Pioneering programs in water environment • RCTC is Minnesota’s oldest, public two-year • RCTC is part of a learning alliance with • Graduates have had more than a 90 percent job technologies, nuclear energy, and nursing (focused college and one of the nation’s oldest original Winona State University — this long-term placement rate in their fields of study over the last on care for aging, rural populations) community colleges collaboration offers certificate through five years • Childcare facility on campus master’s degree programs • Nationally ranked athletic teams — Go, Cyclones! • Ample recreational and green spaces along the Mississippi River 30 Saint Paul College South Central College
www.saintpaul.edu www.southcentral.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,458 Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $5,369
Mailing Address: 235 Marshall Ave. Mailing Address: 1920 Lee Blvd. Saint Paul, MN 55102 North Mankato, MN 56003 Admissions: 507-389-7220 9,600 Students Served Admissions: 651-846-1555 5,267 Students Served Toll-Free: 1-800-227-6029 Toll-Free: 1-800-722-9359 39% Full-time / 61% Part-time 49% Full-time / 51% Part-time City / Population: St. Paul/300,851 City / Population: North Mankato/13,529 55% Female / 45% Male 49% Female / 51% Male Faribault/23,650 FAFSA Code: 005533 60% Students of Color 17% Students of Color FAFSA Code: 005537
Degrees Offered Associate of Applied Science, Awareness Project, Cru, Kappa Beta Delta, Degrees Offered Advanced Technical Certificate, Noteworthy Discover the choices, value, and Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Associate of Beta Xi Alpha Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Arts, opportunities at South Central College Fine Arts, Certificate, Diploma SkillsUSA, Student Senate, Student Honors Program, Associate of Science, Associate of Fine Arts, • Liberal arts and sciences programs enable Veteran’s Center Certificate, Diploma Largest Programs Liberal arts and transfer, students to earn a two-year Associate of Arts or business, health information technology, Science, Housing The college has no on-campus student Largest Programs Liberal arts and sciences, Associate of Fine Arts degree at South Central Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), American housing, but many rental units are within walking advanced manufacturing, agribusiness, building and College and transfer those credits to a four-year Sign Language (ASL), sheet metal, global trade, distance of the campus. design, arts and communications, business, human university to pursue a bachelor’s degree culinary arts, personal trainer, computer graphics services, transportation Noteworthy Saint Paul College was ranked the • Technical and professional programs prepare and programming, medical laboratory technology, No. 1 community college in the nation by Washington Unique Programs New programs include students for a variety of careers in the esthetics, science technician, machining, welding, Monthly magazine in 2010 and 2013 for student Associate of Fine Arts in visual arts, family services following areas: advanced manufacturing, cabinetmaking, cybersecurity engagement in active and collaborative learning, specialist, truck driving agribusiness, allied health and nursing, arts and The Power of YOU program makes student-faculty interaction, and support for learning. communications, automotive, building and design, Unique Programs Student Activities Business Professionals of the first two years of college available tuition-free at Offering the Associate of Arts degree, 43 associate America, Collegiate DECA, Psychology Club, business, human services, transportation Saint Paul College for eligible students. The Make it degree programs, and 79 career certificate and diploma SkillsUSA, Student Nurses Association, Film Club, • Courses are available at two campuses in Faribault Count program was created specifically for eligible, programs, the College is one of the most diverse in Japanese Visual Culture/Anime, Spotlight Student and North Mankato, as well as online first-time adult learners age 24+ seeking a college Minnesota, with 60% minority students enrolled. Newspaper, Postsecondary Agriculture, PRIDE, Phi education, tuition-free • Smaller class sizes and individualized • For more than 105 years, Saint Paul College has been Theta Kappa, Society of Leadership and Success, attention provide the perfect environment for Student Activities African American Assoc, All helping students succeed in high-demand careers Environmental Action Group, Cru, Campus student success Nations Student Assoc, Counter Culture Christian Club, • Transfer agreements with four-year private and public Activities Board, Student Senate El Futuro, Ethiopian Student Assoc, Muslim Student colleges and universities, and relationships with more Housing Off-campus housing is available in Assoc, PRISM Campus Alliance, Somali Student Assoc, than 500 business, industry, and labor representatives the area. Students in Recovery, The Justice League, Association to provide employment opportunities for graduates for Computing Machinery, American Sign Language Interpreters Assoc, Environmental Action Society, Saint Paul College Yoga Assoc, Rhythm Realm, STI
SAINT PAUL COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS SOUTH CENTRAL COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS • Student-oriented campus with support services • The Culinary Arts AAS program is the only • Abundant academic support services, including • International perspectives are integrated into including free tutoring, computer labs, academic exemplary culinary program in public education tutoring and ADA assistance, ensure all students the curriculum, with several travel experiences success services, transfer services, career in Minnesota, meeting the highest educational thrive available to students services, TRIO program, and access to free online standards recognized by the ACFEFAC; Saint Paul • More than $350,000 in scholarships are awarded • Partnerships with educational institutions within job postings College has a brand new, state-of-the art culinary annually by South Central College’s foundations the Minnesota State system and beyond provide facility • New in 2017, the Health and Science Alliance • Extensive relationships between the college a smooth transition to the next stage of higher Center building will provide students with top- • “Start Here” tour and information sessions are and businesses throughout the region education notch facilities every Tuesday at 10 a.m. and every Wednesday provide opportunities for student internships, • Customized training and workforce education • The Esthetician Program is the only CIDESCO at 6 p.m. Go to www.saintpaul.edu/StartHere apprenticeships, and permanent employment options are available through South Central school in the state of Minnesota and 1 of 9 in the College’s Center for Business and Industry nation 31 Minnesota State Universities
The seven state universities generally will accept you as a first-year student if you can answer “yes” to at least one of these questions:
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Minnesota State includes seven state universities. State universities provide an excellent pathway to earning your bachelor’s degree or beyond and starting your career. “I saw how financial policy The average annual tuition and fees at a Minnesota State university is $8,028. affected patients' health while I Some state universities may have slightly different admissions requirements. Check worked as a nurse in Turkey. So, I with the admissions office at the university in which you are interested for details. am studying economics to improve If you do not meet the minimum requirements, you may be considered for admission global healthcare.” under special provisions. Ozlem Barin If you are considering a Minnesota State university, you are strongly encouraged to contact Economics Student, a member of the university’s admissions office or make time to visit campus. Minnesota State University, Mankato
32 State University Undergraduate PROGRAMS University For a complete list of programs, visit www.mnscu.edu. Bemidji State University StateMetropolitan University Minnesota State Mankato Minnesota State Moorhead State University St. Cloud Minnesota State Southwest Winona State University MinnesotaOnline.org Bemidji State University StateMetropolitan University Minnesota State Mankato Minnesota State Moorhead State University St. Cloud Minnesota State Southwest Winona State University MinnesotaOnline.org Bemidji State University Bemidji State StateMetropolitan University State Metropolitan Minnesota State Mankato Mankato State Minnesota Minnesota State Moorhead Moorhead State Minnesota State St. Cloud State Cloud St. State Minnesota Southwest Winona State MinnesotaOnline.org Southwest Minnesota State Southwest Winona State University MinnesotaOnline.org
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33 State University Graduate PROGRAMS University University University For a complete list of updated programs, visit www.mnscu.edu. Bemidji State University StateMetropolitan University Minnesota State Mankato Minnesota State Moorhead State St. Cloud Bemidji State University StateMetropolitan University Minnesota State Mankato Minnesota State Moorhead State St. Cloud Bemidji State University StateMetropolitan University Minnesota State Mankato Minnesota State Moorhead State St. Cloud Southwest Minnesota State Southwest Winona State University MinnesotaOnline.org Minnesota State Southwest Winona State University MinnesotaOnline.org Minnesota State Southwest Winona State University MinnesotaOnline.org
Accounting • • Ethnic and Cultural Studies • Psychology - Sports • Anthropology/Archaeology • • Family Consumer Science • Public Administration • • • • Art/Studio Arts • Geographical Information Systems (GIS) • • Publishing • Banking and Finance • Geography and Cartography • • Quality Improvement • Biological and Natural Sciences • • • • Gerontology • • Social Work • • Biomedical Equipment Technology • Health Services Administration • Sociology • • Biotechnology/Biochemistry • Health, Fitness, and Sport Science • • Sports Management • • • Business Administration and Management • • • • • • History • • Statistics • • Communication Sciences and Disorders • • • Human and Community Services • • Teaching - Biology/Life Sciences • Communications Studies • • Individualized and Multidisciplinary • Teaching - Career and Technical • • Studies Community Health Services • • Teaching - Communication Arts and Languages - French • • • • • Computer Science and Information Systems • • • Literature Languages - Spanish • • Teaching - Early Childhood • • • • Computer Security and Forensics/IT Auditing • • • Liberal Arts and Sciences - AA Transfer • Teaching - Elementary • • Counseling - Chemical Dependency • • • • Management Information Systems • • Teaching - English as a Second Language • • • • Counseling - College • Mass Communications • Teaching - French Language and Culture • Counseling - K-12 • • • • • Mathematics • Teaching - Health • Counseling - Marriage and Family • • Medical Product Regulation • Teaching - Humanities/Interdisciplinary • Counseling - Mental Health • Medical Technology/Clinical Lab Science • Teaching - Library/Information Media • • • Counseling - Rehabilitation • • • Music • Teaching - Mathematics • • • Criminal Justice/Corrections • • • • Nanotechnology • Teaching - Music • Data Analytics • Nursing • • • Teaching - Physical Education • Database Technologies and Administration • • • Nursing - Administration • • • Teaching - Physical/Earth Science • Dental Health Specialist • Nursing - Adult Health/Geriatric • • Teaching - Physics • Economics • Nursing - Advanced Practice • • • • Teaching - Reading/Literacy • • Education - Administration and Support • • • • • Nursing - Educator • • • • Teaching - Spanish Language and Culture • Education - Curriculum and Instruction • • • • Parks and Recreation • • Teaching - Special Education • • • • • • • Education - General • • • • • • Physics • Teaching - Urban Education • Education - Higher Education Administration • • Project Management • • Theater Arts and Drama • Education - Instructional Technology • • • Psychology • Urban Planning/Regional Studies • Education - Student Development and Learning • • • • Psychology - Clinical • • • Women and Gender Studies • Engineering - Electrical • • • Psychology - Counseling • Writing - Creative and Technical • • • • Engineering - General • Psychology - Industrial and Organizational • • • Engineering Management • • Psychology - School • • Engineering Technology - Manufacturing • English - Language, Literature, Writing • • • • • Environmental and Earth Sciences • •
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Bemidji State University www.bemidjistate.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $8,393
Mailing Address: 1500 Birchmont Drive NE Bemidji, MN 56601-2699 Admissions: 218-755-2040 Toll-Free: 1-877-236-4354 6,227 Students Served TTY: 1-800-627-3529 68% Full-time / 32% Part-time City / Population: Bemidji/14,594 57% Female / 43% Male FAFSA Code: 002336 11% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Arts, Bachelor of EMPHASES AND OPTIONS: Accounting information Wow, Veterans Club, Ducks Unlimited, Students All halls are connected to the campus Applied Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine systems, construction management, criminalistics, for the Environment, Wildlife Society, Pre Law underground walkway system and conveniently Arts, Bachelor of Science, Certificate, Graduate environmental health and toxicology, exhibit design, Society & Mock Trial, Students in Free Enterprise, located near the wellness center, university dining, Certificate, Master of Arts, Master of Arts in finance, fitness leadership and promotion, industrial First Year Residential Experience, and the Gaming and campus convenience stores. & Entertainment Enthusiast Klub. We offer many Teaching, Master of Business Administration, ecology, international business, manufacturing Noteworthy Bemidji State University’s lakeside Master of Science, Master of Special Education technology, marketing, medical fitness, medical options for outdoor adventure, including Baja Sea campus offers arts, sciences, and professional sciences, studio arts, vocal performance, Kayaking, Boundary Water Camping, Horizontally Largest Programs Nursing, business administration, programs in a personalized learning atmosphere education, biology, criminal justice, engineering wetlands ecology Challenged, Ice Climbing, Ice Fishing, Snowshoe focused on the environment, civic engagement, technologies, psychology PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS: Fourteen Lacing, and the Garden Society, plus various dance multicultural understanding, and the liberal arts. programs, including chiropractic, dentistry, team and clubs, choral, musical and theater clubs, Unique Programs Applied engineering, aquatic and sports clubs for archery, basketball, soccer, • Top tier – Ranked as a “top-tier” Midwest University biology, clinical laboratory science, creative and engineering, law, medicine, mortuary science, by U.S. News and World Report each of the last occupational therapy, optometry, osteopathy, swimming, biking, canoeing, dodgeball, hockey, professional writing, design, entrepreneurship/ volleyball, rugby, flag football, ping pong, rock eight years small business management, environmental studies, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant, podiatry, veterinary medicine climbing, sailing, snowboarding, judo, ultimate • Small classes – Nearly half of the university’s classes graphic design, indigenous studies, international Frisbee, roller derby, and much more! Current have 19 or fewer students; less than seven percent business, marketing communication, Ojibwe Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, students can find more information about all of BSU’s of classes have 50 or more students language, wildlife biology football, golf, hockey; women’s basketball, cross clubs and organizations on BeaverLink. country, golf, hockey, soccer, softball, tennis, track, • Athletic-academic champions – Nationally Special Options volleyball Housing A new apartment building, University competitive men’s hockey team earned a berth PROGRAM MINORS: Applied public policy, chemical Heights, opened in Fall 2016 with 16 fully furnished in the NCAA’s Frozen Four in 2009, made the dependency, computer forensics, earth science, Student Activities Opportunities range from student three- and four-bedroom apartments that come with WCHA semifinals in 2011 and hosted its first WCHA electronic writing, fraud examination, geographic government to clubs related to your major, faith, complete services. In addition, six residence halls playoff series in 2015. Women’s hockey advanced to information systems, geology, health promotion and favorite activity, and special interest. Some of our offer many living options for students throughout the 2015 WCHA Final Face-off championship game. education, human performance, leadership, Ojibwe, unique offerings include: Design Guild, Gaps and their years at BSU, from standard singles and doubles Since 2010, BSU has produced nine All-Americans philosophy, space studies, studio arts, sustainability, Trends Committee, Club Mud-Ceramics, Council of to single-parent apartments. A suites-style hall and six Academic All-Americans in all sports women’s studies/gender studies, wetlands ecology Indian Students, Festival of Nations, Open Borders includes social spaces with fireplaces, a computer Bemidji State University is aligned with Residential Experience, Otaku Society, Pow gaming room, a lakeside terrace, and fire pits. Northwest Technical College.
BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTS • Nationally recognized – Named one of the nation’s 322 • Major opportunities – More than 60 majors and pre- • Affordable tuition – Students may take 12 to 18 • Outdoor adventures – With a lakeside facility, most eco-friendly campuses by The Princeton Review professional programs, often customizable by adding credits for the same rate. Resident or reciprocity the Outdoor Program Center offers an array of • New on campus –Fully furnished, three- and four- an emphasis area, concentration or specialization; tuition rates are available for all undergraduates. adventures from canoeing, cross-country skiing, bedroom suite – style apartments; state-of-the-art many online options, including 400 courses and seven Some classes and programs apply differential and hiking locally to backpacking and rock new home for business and accounting in Memorial degree completion programs tuition rates. About 83 percent of students climbing in the western United States Hall; new student services hub conveniently located • Personal attention – Low 21-to-1 ratio of students receive some type of financial aid for on-campus residents; new focus on wellness in all to faculty. Professors are readily available outside student life programs of class
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Metropolitan State University www.metrostate.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $7,566
Mailing Address: 700 East Seventh St. St. Paul, MN 55106-5000 Admissions: 651-793-1302 Toll-Free: 1-844-456-3876 11,277 Students Served TTY: 1-651-772-7687 35% Full-time / 65% Part-time City / Population: St. Paul/300,851 54% Female / 46% Male FAFSA Code: 010374 39% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Bachelor of Applied Science, Unique Programs Applied doctorate in business Student Activities Accounting Club, Alcohol Noteworthy Metropolitan State’s Science Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Human Services, administration, applied doctorate in nursing practice, Drug Counseling Club, American Indian Student Education Center provides students with an Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, bachelor’s degree completion program for Peace Org, Film Club, Human Services Club, Law extraordinary science education at an affordable cost. Bachelor of Science-Dental Hygiene, Bachelor Corps volunteers, computer forensics, dental Enforcement Criminal Justice Club, Nursing The university continues to diversify its science- of Social Work, Certificate, Doctor of Business hygiene, early childhood education, law enforcement, Student Org, Philosophy Club, Psychology Club, related programs to prepare more professionals in Administration, Doctor of Nursing Practice, Graduate oral health care practitioner, registered nurse to Social Work Student Association, Student Science applied scientific endeavors, the health care industry, Certificate, Master of Arts, Master of Business master’s degree in nursing, screenwriting, technical Association, Trio Student Union, Twin City Technical and science teachers for K-12 schools. Administration, Master of Management Info Systems, communication, theater, urban elementary education Communication, Haute Dish Arts and Literature The College of Sciences includes programs in Master of Public & Nonprofit Admin, Master of Journal, The Metropolitan Student Newspaper, science, applied mathematics, statistics, computer Special Options Public Administration, Master of Science, Master of PROGRAM MINORS: See the full list online at African American Student Association, African science, and information technology Student Association, Asian Student Org, Muslim Science Nursing, Master of Science-Advanced Dental www.metrostate.edu and search on Catalog. • Provides more than 50 undergraduate programs Therapy, Masters Advocacy Political Leadership, Metropolitan State has more than 50 minors. Student Org, Women Empowered, Lavender Bridge, and a number of graduate programs, with the Masters Nonprofit Leadership Management, Some highlights include advertising, applied math, International Student Org, Veterans Services, option to create individualized degree programs Professional Science Master’s applied stats, biology, bus admin, civic engagement, Students for Social Change, The Latinos, Graduate Student Advisory Council, Student Activity Fee • Has faculty who bring both practical and theoretical Largest Programs Metropolitan State’s top 10 community organizing, computer forensics, criminal knowledge to their instruction majors include individualized studies, business justice, design of user experience, digital media, Advisory Comm, Student Senate, University Activities administration, accounting, human services, entrepreneurship, environmental communication, Board, Access, Theater Underground • Meets the unique educational needs of those living psychology, criminal justice, alcohol and drug experimental intermedia arts, gerontology, HR admin, Housing The university has no on-campus housing, and working in the metropolitan region as the only counseling, nursing, law enforcement, and social international business, MIS, media literacy, org but rental units are available within walking distance public, urban, comprehensive state university in the work. The nursing program is the second largest in comm, research and info studies or on local bus lines. Twin Cities the state!
METROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTS • Focuses on providing high-quality, affordable • Offers daytime, evening, online, and weekend • Encourages creative learning strategies, • Works with the Peace Corps to allow volunteers educational programs and services in a student- classes on two main campuses plus several such as online learning, internships, to earn bachelor’s degrees while serving centered environment other locations, with comfortable class sizes and independent study • Named the Outstanding Advising Technology • Reflects the area’s rich diversity in its students, and flexible, innovative scheduling (Minneapolis • Collaborates with Hennepin Technical College Innovation winner by the National Academic faculty, staff, and community partnerships campus co-located with Minneapolis Community in Brooklyn Park on the Law Enforcement and Advising Association for the university’s online and Technical College) • Demonstrates unwavering commitment Criminal Justice Education Center orientation to civic engagement • Awards credits for college-level learning that students gain through non-classroom experience
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Minnesota State University, Mankato www.mnsu.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $7,859
Mailing Address: 122 Taylor Center Mankato, MN 56001 Admissions: 507-389-1822 Toll-Free: 1-800-722-0544 1 7,981 Students Served TTY: 1-800-627-3529 77% Full-time / 23% Part-time City / Population: Mankato/41,044 54% Female / 46% Male FAFSA Code: 002360 14% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Arts, Bachelor of Special Options Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, Noteworthy Minnesota State Mankato: Where Science-Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor PROGRAM MINORS: Alcohol and drug studies, cross country, football, golf, hockey, track and field, real-world thinking helps students transform big of Science-Computer Engineering, Bachelor of astronomy, aviation management, community wrestling; women’s basketball, cross country, golf, ideas into rewarding futures. Applied Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of health education, creative writing, database hockey, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and • One of Midwest’s most beautiful campuses, Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor technologies, developmental/adapted physical field, volleyball overlooking the majestic Minnesota River Valley of Music, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science - education (teaching minor), entrepreneurship and Student Activities Honors Program, Speech Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Engineering, innovation, environmental science, ethnic studies, • Campus tours every weekday at 9:30 a.m., Team, Art, Newspaper, Cheerleading, Dance Line, 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. Bachelor of Science in Social Work, Certificate, financial planning, French, gerontology, human Community Service, Diversity, Ethnic or Cultural Doctor of Education, Doctor of Nursing Practice, resource management, military science/Army ROTC, Group, Fraternities/Sororities, Rugby, ROTC, • Ranked in top quartile of the nation’s four-year Doctor of Psychology, Graduate Certificate, Master Scandinavian studies, teaching English as a second Leadership Development, Student Government, colleges and universities (Forbes America’s of Accounting, Master of Arts, Master of Arts in language, theatre arts, urban and regional studies Intramural Sports, Lacrosse Club, Soccer Club, Best Colleges) Teaching, Master of Business Administration, Master EMPHASES AND OPTIONS: Dance therapy Religious Organizations, Science Fairs or Project, • More than 17,000 students (including non-credit- of Education, Master of Fine Arts, Master of Music, (pre-professional), dance generalist (private studio Student Events Team, Choir, Concert Band, Jazz seeking students), including more than 1,100 Master of Public Administration, Master of Science, teaching), geographic information science certificate, Ensemble, Marching Band, Orchestra, Small Vocal international students from 90 countries Master of Science Nursing, Master of Social Work, information security certificate, law enforcement Groups, Theatre, and more • More than $120 million available in scholarships, Professional Science Master’s, Specialist management certificate, music industry certificate, Housing Five residence communities available, with assistantships, grants, work-study, and student Largest Programs Nursing, psychology, biology, networking technologies certificate, nonprofit an emphasis on academic and personal success. loans elementary education, law enforcement, leadership certificate, software development Suite-style living is available in both Preska and Julia • New high-tech campus buildings: Suite-style management, business, marketing, art, finance certificate, technical communication certificate A. Sears residence communities; Stadium Heights residence halls, state-of-the-art chemistry building Unique Programs Alcohol and drug studies, PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS: Chiropractic Residence Community offers three-, four-, and five- and alternative energy complex, and a new Clinical American Indigenous studies, automotive engineering medicine, dentistry, engineering, law, medicine, person apartment-style housing, including Transfer Sciences Building and dining center will open technology, aviation, dance, ethnic studies, gender mortuary science, occupational therapy, optometry, Student Housing. Traditional double rooms include in 2017 and women’s studies, music industry, recreation, osteopathic medicine and surgery, pharmacy, physical sinks in each room; air-conditioning is provided in parks and leisure services, Scandinavian studies, therapy, podiatric medicine and surgery, teaching, renovated rooms in Crawford and McElroy. Spanish for professions veterinary science
MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, MANKATO HIGHLIGHTS • Hundreds of student research opportunities • TechRec exercise gym: 50 machines with Internet • 4,800-square-foot student weight room, three • Nationally renowned men’s and women’s in 20 centers and cable TV student basketball and volleyball courts, indoor basketball, NCAA Division I hockey, wrestling, • Recognized as one of 57 national leaders in • 2,000-square-foot indoor rock climbing facility, student walking and running track, racquetball track, and swimming undergraduate research by the Council on outdoor rock climbing pinnacle, and full ropes and handball courts, group fitness and dance • Home of Vikings Training Camp studios, and a martial arts room Undergraduate Research and challenge course offering teambuilding and • Outdoor recreational facilities include soccer • Wireless connectivity throughout campus leadership development programming • State’s premiere college theater: 10 acclaimed fields, a rugby pitch, lacrosse field, flag football musicals and plays per academic year in two fields, an Ultimate Frisbee field, tennis courts, • Four applied doctorate programs: nursing theaters, two dance concerts, two touring practice, educational leadership, counselor basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, a productions, and four professional summer cricket pitch, a ropes course, and more education, school psychology stock productions 37
Minnesota State University Moorhead www.mnstate.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $8,115
Mailing Address: 1104 7th Ave. S. Moorhead, MN 56563 Admissions: 218-477-2161 Toll-Free: 1-877-678-6463 7,399 Students Served TTY: 1-800-627-3529 77% Full-time / 23% Part-time City / Population: Moorhead/42,005 61% Female / 39% Male FAFSA Code: 002367 10% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Special Options Intercollegiate Sports Men’s basketball, cross Noteworthy Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of PROGRAM MINORS: Art therapy, astronomy, country, football, track and field, wrestling; women’s • Of MSUM’s 2014 graduates who reported Science, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of broadcast journalism, coaching, communication basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, being available for employment, 87.8% were Social Work, Certificate, Graduate Certificate, studies, construction management, entrepreneurship, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, volleyball hired in a field of their choice Master of Arts, Master of Business Administration, film production, graphic communication, health Student Activities To get the most from your Master of Health Care Administration, Master services administration, human resources, juvenile • Fargo-Moorhead is a thriving, close-knit community, college experience, it’s important that you get active, consistently ranked one of the safest and best of Science, Specialist justice, leadership studies, marketing, media analysis, get connected, and get involved at MSUM! The music business and entertainment, photojournalism, communities in which to live; Moorhead was Largest Programs Elementary inclusive education, university’s 100+ recognized student organizations are pre-law, project management, public relations, recently named Best Small City in America by business administration, social work, biology, nursing broken into eight categories: Academic and Honorary, Nerdwallet.com (RN-BSN), psychology, exercise science, criminal strength and conditioning, teaching English as a Campus Life, Sports and Recreation, Diversity and justice, early childhood education, accounting, second language, theatre design and technology, Social Justice, Faith-Based, Greek Life, Service, and • In a national survey, students say Minnesota speech/language/hearing science, computer science vaccinology, wellness Common Interest. The university offers an Activities State University Moorhead is committed to their EMPHASES AND OPTIONS: 3D graphics, acting, Resource Center (ARC), a shared work space area personal and professional success through active, Unique Programs Anthropology, athletic training, archaeology, astrophysics, career-adaptive stocked with supplies for all student organizations to collaborative learning and faculty-mentored research biotechnology, business analytics, construction and creative projects management, criminal justice, doing business communication, ceramics, communication training use to make posters or other materials for upcoming in China, elementary inclusive education, and development, computation, developmental events. Student organizations can also use the space • Same tuition rate for 12 to 19 credits is a smart entrepreneurship, exercise science, film production, disabilities, ecology and evolutionary biology, to hold meetings when available. Visit www.mnstate. investment; nearly 90 percent of students receive geosciences, gerontology, graphic communications, energy, event planning and promotion, health and edu/osa/organizations for more information. financial assistance, with an average aid package medical sciences, litigation, medical physics, sports health services administration, international Housing On-campus housing options include of $10,300 and average scholarship equal to $1,905, studies, law enforcement, medical physics, music communication eight residence halls and an apartment complex. with a total of $4.2 million awarded last year industry, operations management, paralegal, project PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS: Audiology, All are within easy walking distance of academic • Daily campus tours are offered 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 management, publishing, speech/language/hearing chiropractic, dentistry, engineering, law, medicine, buildings, library, student union, wellness center, p.m. Monday-Thursday, and Dragon Tour & Talk science, sustainability occupational therapy, optometry, pharmacy, physical and more. Fifteen Learning Communities give you Fridays are at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., with select Saturday therapy, physician’s assistant, veterinary science opportunities to engage with peers, faculty and staff, programs during the year and enrich your college experience.
MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MOORHEAD HIGHLIGHTS • Several of MSUM’s graduate programs were • Professors are advisors and mentors who invest • The Paseka School of Business maintains • Success in athletics continues in 2015-16: A named in the 2016 U.S. News & World Report Best in students’ personal experience — the student- prestigious accreditation by AACSB second straight trip to the NCAA tournament Online Programs rankings faculty ratio is 18-to-1 International, the hallmark of excellence in for men’s basketball and a third straight NSIC • The university boasts 11 Minnesota Professors of • Flexible offerings include 76 majors with 68 business education earned by less than 5% North Division title; an NSIC North Division title the Year, more than any other university in a five- emphases and options, nine pre-professional of the world’s business programs for women’s basketball; football’s first winning state area studies programs, 12 graduate degrees, 19 • Wellness Center features state-of-the-art season in 10 years; 14 individuals who competed certificate programs, 31 areas of teacher licensure equipment, rock climbing wall, exercise studio, in national competitions; two All-Americans preparation, plus online and off-site programs track and basketball courts in track and field, one in wrestling and one in swimming; 17 all-conference performers
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St. Cloud State University www.stcloudstate.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $7,800
Mailing Address: 720 Fourth Ave. S St. Cloud, MN 56301 Admissions: 320-308-2244 Toll-Free: 1-877-654-7278 19,186 Students Served City / Population: St. Cloud/67,109 61% Full-time / 39% Part-time FAFSA Code: 002377 52% Female / 48% Male 15% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Arts, Associate Special Options Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, Housing The university has eight residential of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Elective PROGRAM MINORS: Developmental and adapted football, diving, golf, ice hockey, wrestling; women’s communities, each with its own personality. Studies, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Music, physical education, African studies, American basketball, cross country, golf, ice hockey, soccer, Whether you’re looking for a traditional residence hall Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in Indian studies, Chicano/Chicana studies, Asian softball, swimming, track and field, volleyball experience or a more independent apartment-style Engineering, Certificate, Doctor of Education, Pacific American studies, community health, living environment like Coborn Plaza Apartments, Student Activities With more than 250 student Executive Masters in Engineering Management, computer networking and applications, dance, data clubs and organizations, St. Cloud State offers you’ll find a space that suits you. Our residence halls Graduate Certificate, Master of Arts, Master of communications, East Asian studies, ethnic studies, opportunities for you to develop leadership skills, are conveniently located throughout campus. geographic information science, gerontology, human Business Administration, Master of Engineering expand your social network, and gain experiences Noteworthy Think, do, and make a difference at Management, Master of Public Administration, relations, military science, reading instruction, that will serve you in your career. Choose from a St. Cloud State University. As a student at St. Cloud Master of Science, Master of Science Electrical religious studies, technology studies, optics, teaching variety of focuses, including academic, professional, State, you’ll enjoy big-city opportunities and small- Engineering, Master of Social Work, Professional English as a second language, heritage preservation, culture and language, honorary, literary and writing, town conveniences on one of the Midwest’s most Science Master’s, Specialist forensic science music, religious, service, environmental, political and exciting and diverse college campuses. EMPHASES AND OPTIONS: Rehabilitation social issues, student government, student radio, Largest Programs Management, criminal justice, Successful graduates abound, including: finance and accounting, mass communications counseling, community counseling, astrophysics, sports and recreations, special interest clubs, and public history, public relations, publications, intramural sports, clubs and activities, including • John Stumpf, ’76, president and CEO Unique Programs Applied behavior analysis, applied of Wells Fargo clinical research, cultural resource management advertising, broadcasting, news editorial, linguistics, cricket, cycling, hockey, broomball, rugby, crew, (applied archaeology), engineering management, piano pedagogy, creative writing, applied statistics, lacrosse, bowling, dodgeball, fishing, soccer, rock • Keesha Gaskins, ’96, senior counsel for the hydrology, land surveying and mapping, Latin actuarial science, construction management, climbing, rowing, dance, cheer team, skydiving, Democracy Program at the Brennan Center American studies, meteorology, nuclear medicine electro-optics, applied sociology, graphic design indoor rock climbing, and more! for Justice, New York University School of Law technology, radiologic technology (X-ray and PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS: Chiropractic, • Bob Truax, ’81, co-founder of Zubaz diagnostic imaging), real estate, regulatory affairs dentistry, law, medicine, optometry, physical therapy, • Tina Gust, ’97, vice president of Minor League and services, small business management, statistics, physician assistant, podiatry, veterinary, agriculture, Baseball (MLB) travel and tourism, women’s studies , forestry, horticulture, dental hygiene, pharmacy, occupational therapy, mortuary science
ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTS • More than 200 undergraduate and 60 graduate • More than $122 million available in scholarships, • Internationalized student experience includes • Award-winning student newspaper, radio station, programs in liberal arts, science and engineering, grants, loans, and work opportunities; more more than 1,000 students from more than 90 and television station business, education, health and human services than 530 scholarships available through Huskies countries on campus • Creative Art Series enhances student learning and public affairs Scholarships • Thirty-five Education Abroad opportunities and broadens public perspectives through art, • Top 3% of the most affordable universities in • The 100,000-square-foot multi-disciplinary on six continents music, film, and theater Forbes “America’s Top Colleges” ranking Integrated Science and Engineering Laboratory • 2015 and 2016 DII Huskies Wrestling • Connect wirelessly throughout campus • Recognized as a top 25 Public University by Facility (ISELF) encourages collaboration, national champions experiential learning, and innovation Victory Media’s “Military Friendly Schools” list • Nationally renowned NCAA Division I hockey at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center 39
Southwest Minnesota State University www.smsu.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $8,344
Mailing Address: 1501 State St. Marshall, MN 56258 Admissions: 507-537-6286 Toll-Free: 1-800-642-0684 8,480 Students Served TTY: 1-800-627-3529 32% Full-time / 68% Part-time City / Population: Marshall/13,652 58% Female / 42% Male FAFSA Code: 002375 9% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Arts, Associate of EMPHASES AND OPTIONS: Sports management, Student Activities The Southwest Minnesota Noteworthy Southwest Minnesota State Science, Bachelor of Applied Science, Bachelor of recreation, public relations, farm management, State University Club and Organization Program is University is a fully accredited liberal arts institution, Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science in agriculture finance, crops, soils, graphic design, developed to facilitate your co-curricular experience offering personal attention other universities can’t Nursing, Certificate, Graduate Certificate, Master of human resources management, supply chain through hands-on involvement, enhancing your match and a private school quality education at Business Administration, Master of Science management, music management, culinary collegiate life, leadership skills, connections with an affordable public school price. SMSU is fully management, hotel management, event planning, diverse campus populations, and exposure to new accessible and offers 50 undergraduate majors, Largest Programs Business management, early 46 minors, four associate degree majors and four childhood education, elementary teacher education, corporate wellness, allied health, coaching and viewpoints, ideas, and experiences that will enrich master’s programs. A number of “two-plus-two” exercise science, biology human performance, financial planning your education. More than 90 clubs and organizations and investments to choose from, with focuses including academic, programs with community colleges within the Unique Programs Agricultural education, RN PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS: Chiropractic, culture and language, honorary, literary and writing, Minnesota State system makes it seamless to move to BSN, culinology, hospitality management, music, religions, service, environmental, political from an associate degree to a bachelor’s degree. agronomy, agricultural solutions, global studies, dentistry, engineering, law, medicine, nursing, and social issues, sports and recreation, student • SMSU graduates get jobs: Ninety-six percent of our broadcasting and digital media, professional writing occupational therapy, optometry, pharmacy, physical government, special interest clubs, intramural sports, recent grads are employed; 10 percent continue and communication, supply chain management, therapy, veterinary medicine and more their education following graduation environmental science, creative writing, TESL, Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, exercise science cross country, football, track and field, wrestling; Housing The university’s residence halls offer options • SMSU has been honored for both its affordability women’s basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, ranging from single and traditional two-person rooms and its educational return on investment; parents Special Options to apartment-style living. Sweetland Hall features and students appreciate SMSU’s bang for the buck PROGRAM MINORS: Agronomy, advertising design, softball, tennis, track and field, volleyball; coed wheelchair basketball two two-person rooms sharing a common shower/ art/graphic design, biology, computer science, restroom, with sinks in each room. Six Living and • A challenging and supportive academic criminal justice, economics, special education, Learning Communities available — houses whose environment at a university where professors, not literature, geology, environmental science, exercise residents share a common interest (agriculture; graduate assistants, teach science, finance, history, management, marketing, culinology; exercise science; the access, opportunity, • An exercise science degree offered at three Twin- math, music, philosophy, pre-law, adapted PE, and success community; the fine arts community; and Cities-based community colleges: Normandale, coaching, physics, political science, public the Mustang Traditions). Anoka-Ramsey, and North Hennepin administration, psychology, social welfare, sociology, speech communication, theatre, acting/directing
SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTS • The world’s first bachelor’s degree in culinology, • A campus-wide Undergraduate Research • Amenities include Alumni Plaza, a central • Major visit days include SMSU Homecoming approved by the Research Chefs Association Conference each December gathering place for students events; the Oct. 1; Mustang Days, Oct. 20-21; A Day at • A full complement of ag programs, including • Renovated, state-of-the-art science labs Academic Commons area for student support SMSU, Nov. 19; Hawaiian Night, Jan. 28, 2017; agricultural education, agribusiness management, services; accessible, interconnected academic Junior Visit Day, March 18, 2017 • SMSU is a Military Friendly School, offering a large buildings; an updated wireless network agricultural solutions, agronomy and agriculture, Veteran’s Service Center • A proud and successful athletic tradition; a 2+2 program with seamless credit transfer throughout campus; Museum of Indigenous Mustang teams compete in the NCAA Division II opportunities Americans and Natural History Museum on Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference campus; and the new Marshall Regional Track and Field Complex
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Winona State University www.winona.edu
Tuition and Fees (2016-2017): $8,121
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5838 175 West Mark St. Winona, MN 55987 Admissions: 507-457-5100 Toll-Free: 1-800-342-5978 9,777 Students Served TTY: 1-877-627-3848 85% Full-time / 15% Part-time City / Population: Winona/27,094 62% Female / 38% Male FAFSA Code: 002394 9% Students of Color
Degrees Offered Associate of Arts, Bachelor of Special Options Student Activities Newspaper, Radio/Television, Noteworthy WSU is ranked as the second Applied Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music, PROGRAM MINORS: Adventure tourism, business Cheerleading (Co-ed), Dance Team, Asian American public institution in Minnesota by U.S. News & World Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Science-Teaching, law, dance, electronics, film studies, geography, Club, Black Cultural Awareness Association, Chinese Report, listed among “Best in the Midwest” by The Bachelor of Social Work, Doctor of Nursing Practice, global studies, intercultural communication, Student Society, GLBTA Partnership, Hmong Princeton Review, and recognized as one of America’s Graduate Certificate, Master of Arts, Master of international business, management, professional American Student Association, International Club, 100 Best Colleges. Daily campus visits at 9 a.m. and Science, Professional Science Master’s, Specialist selling, sustainability, war, peace, and terrorism Malaysian Student Association, Nepali Club, Honors, 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Visits include tours of Band, Choir, Orchestra, Theatre, and more. Visit the campus and residence halls and a meeting with an Largest Programs Nursing, business administration, EMPHASES AND OPTIONS: Advertising, elementary education, biology, exercise science broadcasting, journalism, photojournalism, public www.winona.edu/sal/clubs.asp for a complete list of admissions counselor. relations, law enforcement, corrections, cell student clubs and organizations. • Work-Learn-Earn: Professional Science Master’s Unique Programs Professional Science Master’s Degree in applied research and management; and molecular biology, ecology, water resources Housing More than 2,500 students choose to live Degree in applied research and management allows online Bachelor of Applied Science degree in management on the WSU campus, and on-campus residents students to pursue advanced training in science healthcare leadership and administration; nation's PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS: Dentistry, enjoy resources and experiences that complement or mathematics while remaining employed and first and flagship Child Advocacy Studies program; engineering, law, medicine, mortuary science, their academic work. The university features six earning university credits for work with a partnered The only accredited undergraduate program in optometry, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician residence halls, including two suite-style halls employer composite materials engineering in the U.S. The first assistant, veterinary medicine for upperclassmen that opened in 2010 and the • Make History: Student work produced through undergraduate program in data science in the Upper Sustainability Theme House. Three additional WSU’s Navajo Oral History Project is archived in the Intercollegiate Sports Men’s baseball, basketball, Midwest; master’s and doctorate programs in nursing; residence halls and the University Apartments Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the cross country, football, golf; women’s basketball, at East Lake are connected by shuttle bus to the programs in paralegal, sustainability, music business, cross country, gymnastics, soccer, softball, tennis, American Indian and graphic design central Winona campus. Off-campus rental housing track, volleyball opportunities are also available.
WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY HIGHLIGHTS • eWarrior Digital Life and Learning: WSU is the first • Be Well: WSU’s Integrated Wellness Complex • Go Green: Winona State has been named to • WSU-Rochester: In addition to a degree public university in the Midwest to offer a tablet aligns health, wellness, and academic and The Princeton Review’s “Guide to Green completion program with Rochester Community and a laptop to all students. Students are provided recreational programs into a single facility on the Colleges” annually since 2010 and Technical College, WSU-Rochester offers an iPad mini or Android-based tablet along with a university’s tobacco-free campus • Transform Education: The Education Village in upper-division undergraduate degree programs Mac or PC laptop and enjoy wireless access from • Set Sail: WSU’s new floating classroom, the Cal Winona and the STEM Village in Rochester will and courses and an array of graduate programs anywhere on campus Fremling, is a state-of-the-art 49-passenger vessel provide teachers with the preparation, support, in the colleges of education and nursing, • Improve Our World: Community service is a that offers experiential learning opportunities on and inspiration they need to be successful in the including a Doctor of Nursing Practice university-wide commitment, with more than one the Mississippi River 21st-century classroom million volunteer hours logged by WSU students in the last six years 41 www.mnscu.edu
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