Transfer Guide
2016-17
Minnesota’s
Private
Colleges
Augsburg College
Bethany Lutheran College
Bethel University
Carleton College
College of Saint Benedict
The College of St. Scholastica
Concordia College, Moorhead
Concordia University, St. Paul
Gustavus Adolphus College
Hamline University
Macalester College
Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Saint John’s University
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota
St. Catherine University
St. Olaf College
University of St. Thomas
www.mnprivatecolleges.org
Choosing One of Minnesota’s Private Colleges
The Facts ......................................................................................................................................... 2
Financial Aid .................................................................................................................................. 3
Traditional Undergraduate Programs
Augsburg College ....................................................................................................................... 4
Bethany Lutheran College........................................................................................................ 5
Bethel University ......................................................................................................................... 6
Carleton College .......................................................................................................................... 7
College of Saint Benedict ......................................................................................................... 8
The College of St. Scholastica ................................................................................................. 9
Concordia College, Moorhead ..............................................................................................10
Concordia University, St. Paul ...............................................................................................11
Gustavus Adolphus College ..................................................................................................12
Hamline University ...................................................................................................................13
Macalester College....................................................................................................................14
Minneapolis College of Art and Design ............................................................................15
Saint John’s University .............................................................................................................16
St. Catherine University ...........................................................................................................17
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota .................................................................................18
St. Olaf College ...........................................................................................................................19
University of St. Thomas..........................................................................................................20
Adult Evening / Weekend and Online Programs
Augsburg College .....................................................................................................................21
Bethel University .......................................................................................................................22
The College of St. Scholastica ...............................................................................................23
Concordia University, St. Paul ...............................................................................................24
St. Catherine University ...........................................................................................................25
Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota .................................................................................26
Majors Grid .........................................................................................................................27–29
Additional copies of this guide can be downloaded at
www.mnprivatecolleges.org/publications
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Choosing one of Minnesota’s Private Colleges
THE FACTS
A liberal arts education from one of Minnesota’s 17 private colleges and universities broadens horizons,
sharpens communication and decision-making skills and equips students for participating in work and society.
Here are some good reasons you should consider one of our colleges or universities.
Students and Degrees
In fall 2015, Minnesota’s Private Colleges enrolled 58,702 students.
Minnesota’s Private Colleges award about 30% of the state’s four-year degrees. For a listing of which
colleges have certain majors, check out the majors grid on pages 27-29 or search our College Finder tool at
www.mnprivatecolleges.org/college-finder.
Our share of degrees for specific areas of study:
y 49% of all physical science degrees
y 45% of all nursing degrees
y 38% of all foreign language degrees
y 33% of all biological science degrees
y 33% of all business degrees
y 32% of all mathematics and statistics degrees
y 31% of all visual and performing arts degrees
y 22% of all education degrees (many future teachers from our colleges do not major in education, but
complete a liberal arts major in the field of their choice)
Excellence
Minnesota’s Private Colleges are committed to undergraduate teaching with:
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One professor for every 12 students
61% of classes with fewer than 20 students and 99% with fewer than 50 students
Courses taught by highly qualified faculty — 80% of full-time faculty hold doctorates or other terminal
degrees
66% of private college students graduate within four years — the best rate in Minnesota and the Midwest
We asked graduates of Minnesota’s private colleges and universities about their college experience and
compared the results with national public universities in a six-state area. Our alumni reported that:
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y
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y
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Compared to the public university students, they experienced stronger levels of faculty interaction, tied to
smaller class sizes, classes taught by professors and personal interaction with faculty.
They had higher levels of academic involvement (internships, off-campus study and research and tutoring
than students at regional national public universities and national highly selective private colleges.
They were highly satisfied with their education.
They believed their education prepared them well for life and career, through the development of writing
skills, leadership, moral principles and a sense of purpose in life.
Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
Access and Diversity
y
In 2015, nearly 3,000 students transferred to one of Minnesota’s Private Colleges; 24% of all new
students on campus are transfer students.
y
21% of our students are first-generation college students, meaning that they are the first in their family to
go to college.
y
In the fall of 2015, 23% of new entering students were students of color.
y
More than 7,600 undergraduate students of color, excluding international students, enroll at Minnesota’s
Private Colleges.
FINANCIAL AID
We want prospective students and their families to know that ability, motivation and values are more
important than their bank balance. Most students and their families are surprised to learn that:
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More than 31% of private college students come from families with incomes below $50,000 — about the
same proportion as at the state’s public four-year colleges and universities.
y
95% of our first-year students receive grants and scholarships that don’t have to be paid back.
y
Our institutions provide more than $523 million in institutional grants and scholarships each year.
y
Thanks to financial aid, the average amount that families actually pay for tuition is considerably less than
the posted price — about half.
y
Grants, scholarships, low-interest loans and work-study opportunities are available at private colleges to
help cover tuition, fees, room and board, books and miscellaneous expenses.
See list of all tuition and fees at www.mnprivatecolleges.org/how-pay/what-does-it-cost.
y
Transfer scholarships are available based on leadership and academic achievements and vary by campus.
Please contact the college admissions offices to obtain application requirements and scholarship
deadlines.
Student financial aid programs sponsored by the federal government include:
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y
y
Federal Pell Grant Program
Federal Stafford Student Loan Program
Perkins Loan Program
The State of Minnesota also helps students through:
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y
y
The Minnesota State Grant Program
College Work Study
Student Educational Loan Fund (SELF)
Don’t assume you can’t
afford a private college. Talk
to a transfer representative
from any of our 17 private
colleges to find out how
affordable a private college
education can be. Contact
information can be found
on college profile pages.
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Nestled in a vibrant and lively Minneapolis neighborhood, Augsburg is shaped by our urban and global
settings and defined by excellence in the liberal arts and professional studies. Auggies have the opportunity
to experience hands-on learning, discover their callings, and serve their neighbors. The trademark of an
Augsburg education is direct, personal experience, which is supported by an engaged community committed
to intentional diversity in its life and work.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
2211 Riverside Avenue, Campus Box 143, Minneapolis, MN 55454
Website:
www.augsburg.edu/transfer
Admissions phone:
612-330-1001 / 800-788-5678
Admissions fax:
612-330-1590
Financial aid phone: 612-330-1046 / 800-458-1721
Transfer contacts:
Judy Johnson, [email protected]; Aaron Salasek, [email protected];
Pa Dao Yang, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition & fees:
$36,415
Room and board:
$ 9,628
Comprehensive charges:
$46,043 (day program)
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION (includes adult undergraduate program):
Total enrollment:
3,082 Full-time enrollment:
Percent of students of color:
32% Percent female undergraduate day:
Percent female evening/weekend:
65% Average age of students undergraduate day:
Average age of students evening/weekend:
35
2,011
51%
21
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music, Master of Arts in Leadership,
Master of Social Work, Master of Arts in Education, Master of Arts in Nursing, Master of Science in Physician
Assistant Studies, Master of Business Administration, Doctorate of Nursing Practice (Family Nurse Practitioner
or Transcultural Nursing Leadership), Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing, Master of Music Therapy
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Biology, Psychology, Marketing, Exercise Science, Communication Studies
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Biophysics, Biopsychology, Youth and Family Ministry, Music Business, Music
Therapy, Film, Environmental Studies, Exercise Science, Gender and Women Studies, K-12 Teaching ESL License,
K-12 Special Education ABS License, Doctorate of Nursing Practice, and Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: We offer specific advantages to students who
have completed the AA, MNTC, and have a cumulative 2.0 GPA or better. After a course-by-course evaluation,
students can be considered an advanced transfer and waiver of all Liberal Arts Foundation courses. Advanced
transfers still need to fulfill the modern language requirement (2 semesters) and one religion course. Transfer
guides are available at www.augsburg.edu/transfer. Students without an AA degree will be evaluated on a
course-by-course basis.
CREDIT TRANSFER GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 GPA or higher
SCHOLARSHIPS: Day students only — Transfer Regents ($13,000-$19,000), Fine Arts ($3,000), International
Student Scholarships ($8,100-$22,700), PTK Scholarship ($2,500)
FAFSA CODE: 002334
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Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
Bethany Lutheran College, founded in 1927, is a private, residential, liberal arts college offering a challenging,
student-centered approach to education that fosters spiritual development, intellectual and creative growth,
self-understanding and responsible citizenship. When you enroll at Bethany Lutheran College, your education
will be strengthened and shaped by experiences you’ll only find at a small college. Our close campus community allows you to form lasting connections with outstanding professors and lifelong friendships with fellow
students. At Bethany, your education extends beyond the world of academics. You will receive an education
rooted deeply in Christian values with a strong focus on spiritual growth and development.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer Contact:
700 Luther Drive, Mankato, MN 56001
www.blc.edu
800-944-3066
507-344-7376
800-944-3066
Admissions staff, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
Room and board:
Comprehensive charges:
$26,020
$ 8,020
$34,040
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
526
Full-time enrollment:
502
Percent female:
53%
Percent of students of color:
8%
Average age of students:
20
Percent of students under age 25: 99%
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Business Administration, Elementary Education, Exercise Science, Communication,
Digital Arts
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Digital video/audio studio as part of the communications program.
Hall of Science and Mathematics which offers 11 labs for use in the biology, chemistry and physics fields.
Our newest academic building houses the departments of communication, humanities, social and behavioral
sciences, and religion. American Studies major added in 2016
CREDIT TRANSFER GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 cumulative GPA / grades of C or higher accepted for credit
DEADLINES: Fall — Jul. 1 | Spring — Dec.1
SCHOLARSHIPS: Academic, visual arts, music class/lesson, journalism, speech and debate, theater
FAFSA CODE: 002337
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Bethel University is a leader in Christ-centered higher education with more than 5,000 students from 49 states
and 32 countries enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, seminary, and adult education programs. The undergraduate College of Arts & Sciences offers 90 majors within 106 areas of study, including the arts, humanities,
natural sciences, and social sciences. It is renowned for a highly credentialed faculty dedicated to teaching,
integration of faith and learning, and the translation of Christian belief into service. Outside the classroom,
Bethel offers exciting campus activities, excellent music performance groups, varsity and intramural sports,
and a wide variety of student clubs and organizations.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
3900 Bethel Drive, St. Paul, MN 55112
www.bethel.edu
651-638-6242 / 800-255-8706 ext: 6242
651-635-1490
651-638-6241
Andrea Moore, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
$35,160
Room and board:
$10,110
Comprehensive charges:
$45,270
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
2,984
Percent of students of color:
12%
Average age of students:
20
Full-time enrollment:
Percent female:
Percent of students under age 25:
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 1,807
ENROLLMENT IN NON-TRADITIONAL PROGRAMS: 469
2,444
62%
98%
DEGREES OFFERED: Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of
Music, Bachelor of Music Education, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Business
Administration, Doctor of Education
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Business, Nursing, Education, Communication Studies, Biology
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Biokinetics, Athletic Training (accredited), Computer
Science: Software Project Management, Engineering, Molecular Biology/Biochemistry, Environmental Science,
Accounting & Finance (BS), Religious Studies, Missional Ministries, TESL/TEFL/TESOL, Reconciliation Studies,
International Travel Opportunities
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Course-by-course evaluation
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Acceptance — 2.0 GPA or higher, grades of C or higher will
transfer
DEADLINES: Contact school regarding current application deadlines.
SCHOLARSHIPS: For more information, visit: www.bethel.edu/undergrad/financial-aid/types/scholarships
FAFSA CODE: 002338
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Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
Ready to work hard and play hard? Carleton is one of the nation’s top liberal arts and sciences colleges,
boasting success from physics to Frisbee and everything in between. Our academic programs span the
disciplines, giving you a broad foundation of knowledge to take your interdisciplinary learning to the next
level. With students hailing from across the country and around the world, our diverse community will
challenge and support you. Located in Northfield, we’re just 40 miles south of the Twin Cities; you’ll find plenty
to occupy your time outside of class. Carleton graduates go on to become physicians, teachers, civic leaders,
artists, engineers, authors — and our strong opportunities in research and internships will help prepare you
for whatever comes after Carleton.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
100 South College Street, Northfield, MN 55057
www.carleton.edu
507-222-4190 / 800-995-2275
507-222-4526
507-222-4138
Office of Admissions, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
Room and board:
Student fee:
Comprehensive charges:
$50,580
$13,197
$ 294
$64,071
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
1,995
Full-time enrollment:
Percent of students of color: 24%
Percent female:
Average age of students:
19-21
Percent of students under age 25:
1,995
51%
99%
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Biology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Economics, History, Chemistry, Psychology
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Environmental Studies, Cinema and Media Studies, Classics, Linguistics
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Individual courses evaluated and given credit
on basis of comparability to courses offered at Carleton College.
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Usually successful transfer students have a 3.5 GPA or higher;
no credit is given for Ds in courses
DEADLINES: Fall — Mar. 31 | Spring — Not applicable
SCHOLARSHIPS: Carleton meets the full financial need of admitted students through a combination of work,
loans and Carleton grant assistance based on the students’ family need.
FAFSA CODE: 002340
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The College of Saint Benedict, a college for women, and Saint John’s University, a college for men, are
nationally recognized, Catholic, liberal arts institutions located six miles apart in central Minnesota. The
colleges have a common undergraduate curriculum, identical degree requirements and a single academic
calendar. All academic departments are joint, and classes are offered throughout the day on both campuses.
The two campuses are linked by a free shuttle service; they are only a few minutes outside of St. Cloud and an
hour from the Twin Cities. As Catholic colleges, they are guided by the principles of the schools’ Benedictine
sponsors. Eighty percent of all students live on campus.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admission phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
Room and board:
Comprehensive charges:
2850 Abbey Plaza, Office of Admission, Collegeville, MN 56321
www.csbsju.edu
320-363-5060 / 800-544-1489
320-363-5650
320-363-5388
Teri Durbin, Senior Associate Director of Admission; [email protected]
$42,271
$10,535
$52,806
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
1,943
Full-time enrollment:
1,927
Percent of students of color:
17%
Percent female:
100%
Average age of students:
20
Percent of students under age 25:
99%
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Biology, Psychology, Elementary Education, Communication and Management/Global
Business
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Biochemistry, Gender Studies, Exercise Science and Sport Studies, Asian Studies,
Environmental Science
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Evaluated on a course-by-course basis
CREDIT TRANSFER GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Minimum 2.75 GPA to be considered for transfer; courses with
grade of C of higher considered for transfer credit
DEADLINES: Fall — Application by Apr. 1 | Spring — Application by Dec. 1
SCHOLARSHIPS: Merit-based scholarships ($1,500 to $18,000/year) from the following programs: President’s,
Dean’s, Phi Theta Kappa, Art, Music, Theater, Benedictine and ROTC. Scholarship criteria are available online at
csbsju.edu/admission/finaid/scholarships/transfer.htm.
FAFSA CODE: 002341
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Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
The College of St. Scholastica is a private, four-year liberal arts college, regularly recognized as one of the finest
colleges in the Midwest. The College is located on 160 acres overlooking beautiful Lake Superior in Duluth,
Minnesota. An independent comprehensive college, it was founded in the Catholic intellectual tradition and
is shaped by Benedictine ideals. The College offers programs in the liberal arts and sciences and professional
career fields. St. Scholastica is committed to its students.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
1200 Kenwood Avenue, Duluth, MN 55811
Website:
www.css.edu
Admissions phone:
218-723-6046 / 800-447-5444
Admissions fax:
218-723-5991
OneStop phone:
218-723-6570
Transfer contacts:
Brenda Panger, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
$35,326
Room and board:
$ 9,314
Comprehensive charges:
$44,640
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
2,844
Percent of students of color:
3.5%
Average age of students:
25
Full-time enrollment:
Percent female:
Percent of students under age 25:
2,277
71%
69%
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 1,516 ENROLLMENT IN NON-TRADITIONAL PROGRAMS: 2,495
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Post-Bachelor’s Certificate, Graduate Teaching
Licensure, Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Business Administration, Master of Education, Master of
Social Work, Post-Master’s Certificate, Doctor of Physical Therapy, and Doctor of Nursing Practice.
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Nursing, Education, Health Information Management, Physical Therapy, Social Work,
Exercise Physiology, Biology, Occupational Therapy
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Physician Assistant (PA) Master’s Program coming in 2017
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Will accept MNTC or A.A. degree with religious
studies course or equivalent as completing lower division general education requirements.
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 GPA; will accept grades of C or better
DEADLINES: Fall — Rolling enrollment | Spring — Rolling enrollment
SCHOLARSHIPS: Transfer Benedictine Scholarship ($10,000-$15,000/year) with Transfer GPA of 2.0 or
better. Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship ($1,000/year). These scholarships are stackable (up to $16,000/year).
Ge-naadamaagoyan Native American Scholarship ($5,000-$8,000/year). Transfer CSSYes-full tuition
scholarship. Multicultural, Inclusion, & Diversity Scholarship (up to $5,000), Sister Timothy Kirby Social Justice
Scholarship (up to $18,000). Plus many other scholarship options.
FAFSA CODE: 002343
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Concordia College in Moorhead is a four-year college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
Capitalizing on the opportunities of the Fargo-Moorhead area (with a population base of more than 200,000)
the college effectively blends liberal arts with career preparation. Concordia is known for its historic
commitment to affordability. The college annually disburses more than $60 million in financial aid with
an average award of $25,000. The college offers more than 50 majors and 12 preprofessional programs. At
Concordia, the world is your classroom. Our globally focused curriculum integrates our academic offerings
with an extensive study abroad program, giving you an understanding of language, culture and history that
will help make you a confident and responsible global citizen.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
Room and board:
Comprehensive charges:
901 8th Street South, Moorhead, MN 56562
www.ConcordiaCollege.edu
218-299-3004 / 800-699-9897
218-299-4720
218-299-3010
Alan Christenson, [email protected]
$36,878
$ 7,810
$44,688
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
2,162
Percent of students of color:
8%
Average age of students:
20
Full-time enrollment:
Percent female:
Percent of students under age 25:
2,125
60%
99%
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 15
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music, Master of Education in World Language Instruction
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Business, Biology, Education, Psychology, Nursing, Communication
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Computer Science, Offutt School of Business, Agribusiness, Data Analytics,
Finance, Museum and Heritage Studies, Multimedia Journalism, Concordia Language Villages, Tri-College
Consortium, Healthcare Administration, Chinese, Neuroscience, Vaccinology, Faith and Leadership
concentration, Interfaith Studies, Social Activism, Church Music, International Affairs, Accelerated Nursing
program, Accelerated Education program
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Course-by-course evaluation
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Minimum college GPA of 2.5 to be considered
DEADLINES: Fall — Rolling admission | Spring — Rolling admission
SCHOLARSHIPS: Transfer Academic scholarships (up to $16,000/year); Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship ($1,000/
year); Transfer Honors Scholarship ($1,000); Music Scholarship (up to $2,500/year); Speech and Debate
Scholarship (up to $2,500/year); Theatre Scholarship ($2,500/year); Visual Arts Scholarship (up to $2,500/year);
Concordia Congregational matching scholarship (up to $1,000/year)
FAFSA CODE: 002346
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Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
Concordia University, St. Paul, founded in 1893, offers a valuable liberal arts education within a lively Christian
community shaped by its Lutheran heritage. Concordia University values transfer students and we understand
that selecting your next institution of higher learning is an important decision. Concordia is affiliated with
NCAA Division II athletics and is a member of the NSIC Conference. In the fall of 2013, Concordia University,
St. Paul dropped its tuition price by $10,000 to $19,700 for all new and returning undergraduate students. See
more at www.csp.edu/value
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
1282 Concordia Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104
www.csp.edu
651-641-8230 / 800-333-4705
Admissions fax: 651-603-6320
651-603-6300
Briana Eicheldinger, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition:
$21,250
Room and board:
$ 8,500
Comprehensive charges:
$29,750
TRADITIONAL UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
2,567
Percent female:
Full-time enrollment:
1,321
Average age of students:
Percent of students of color:
32%
Percent of students under age 25:
55%
21
88%
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 1,813 ENROLLMENT IN NON-TRADITIONAL PROGRAMS: 1,146
DEGREES OFFERED: Associate of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business
Administration, Master of Arts, Master of Science, Master of Business Administration, Master of Arts in
Teaching, Educational Specialist, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Doctorate in Education.
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Education, Business, Exercise Science, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Graphic Design
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Computer Science; 3+3 Law Program; 3+3 BA to DC; RN to BS in Nursing;
Educational Specialist (Ed.S.); K-12 Principal Licensure, Superintendent; MA in Human Services – Forensic
Mental Health; Yellow Ribbon Program full participant; Director of Christian Education (DCE) and Director of
Christian Outreach (DCO); Criminal Justice major with post-board certification option; Hmong Studies minor
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Both accepted to fulfill general education
requirements; additional two religion classes required. We accept individual MNTC goal areas to fulfill our
corresponding general education requirements.
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 GPA or higher
DEADLINES: Fall: Aug. 1 | Spring: Dec. 1
SCHOLARSHIPS: Transfer students are automatically awarded one of three academic scholarships (renewable
for two more years) based on cumulative GPA at the time of admission. To be eligible, a student must attend
undergraduate day classes full-time and have completed at least 20 semester credits prior to entering
Concordia University. For full Transfer scholarship details, please visit www.csp.edu/admission/transfer/
Additionally, transfer students may be eligible for the renewable Transfer Advantage Scholarship ($1,000/
year) if they complete the MNTC or an associate degree at a partner school, or the renewable Phi Theta Kappa
Scholarship ($1,000/year) if they are a member of PTK at the time of admission.
FAFSA CODE: 00234
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Gustavus Adolphus College, a private, residential, church-related, liberal arts college of Swedish heritage,
provides an undergraduate education of recognized excellence, uniting highly motivated teachers with
promising students. With 2,500 students, Gustavus is located in the rolling hills of the Minnesota River Valley.
Gustavus provides an education which combines rigor and innovation, integrates the development of values
with intellectual growth and makes apparent the connectedness of academic disciplines. Gustavus
encourages a mature understanding of the Christian faith, service to others, sensitivity to community, an
international perspective and work toward a peaceful and just world.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
800 West College Avenue, St. Peter, MN 56082
www.gustavus.edu
507-933-7676 / 800-GUSTAVUS
507-933-7474
507-933-7527
Tom McHugh, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
Room and board:
Comprehensive charges:
$43,030
$ 9,400
$52,430
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
2,357
Percent of students of color:
14%
Percent female:
53%
Average age of students:
20
Percent of students under age 25:
99%
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Biology, Communication Studies, Economics and Management, Political Science,
Psychological Science
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Environmental Studies, Athletic Training (accredited)
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Course-by-course evaluation
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 68 semester credit (102 quarter credit) maximum, earning a
C- or higher, evaluated on an individual basis
DEADLINES: Fall — Aug. 15 | Spring — Jan. 15
SCHOLARSHIPS: Dean’s Scholarship ($6,000 - $20,000 range), Phi Theta Kappa ($2,500), Gustavus Legacy
Award ($2,500), Church Matching Scholarships (up to $1,000), Lutheran Leadership Award ($250-$2,000)
FAFSA CODE: 002353
PROFILE CODE: 6253
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Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
Hamline University, Minnesota’s first university (founded 1854), is a selective, nationally recognized college of
liberal arts and sciences. Hamline is coeducational, affiliated with the United Methodist Church and composed of
the College of Liberal Arts, School of Business and School of Education. Just minutes from the downtowns of St.
Paul and Minneapolis, Hamline offers easy access to a wide array of internship, educational, cultural, social, and
athletic opportunities.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admission phone:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer Contact:
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition:
Student fees and book rental:
1536 Hewitt Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55104
www.hamline.edu
651-523-2207 / 800-753-9753
Admission fax: 651-523-2458
651-523-3000
Kaia Sherburne, [email protected]
$38,100
$ 1,529
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
2,141
Full-time enrollment:
2,111
Percent of students of color:
26%
Room and board:
Comprehensive charges:
$ 9,894
$49,523
Percent female:
Average age of students:
Percent of students under age 25:
58%
20
95%
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 2,029
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of
Fine Arts, Master of Fine Arts in Writing and Writing for Children and Young Adults, Master of Business
Administration, Master of Public Administration, Master of Arts in Teaching, Master of Arts in Education,
Doctorate in Education, Doctorate of Public Administration
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Business/Marketing, English, Law/Legal Studies, Psychology, Social Sciences,
Biological/Life Sciences
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Digital Media Arts, Criminology and Criminal Justice/Forensic Science, Public
Health Sciences, Creative Writing (BFA), Paralegal and Legal Studies, Bachelor of Business Administration –
concentrations in Business Analytics, Global Business with German, Sport & Recreation Management, and
Sustainable Enterprise. All students participate in an internship, collaborative research, or service learning
project. Hamline has the largest number of students studying abroad among schools of our type in Minnesota.
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Students who complete the Minnesota
Transfer Curriculum or transfer a MnSCU Associate of Arts degree with minimum course grades of C- will
transfer those courses to Hamline University and fulfill many of our Hamline Plan requirements.
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Generally, 2.5 GPA required; GPAs above 2.0 will be
considered. No minimum number of credits needed to transfer. We offer a two-year assurance of graduation
for students with Associate of Arts degrees from regionally accredited colleges and universities.
DEADLINES: Fall: Mar. 15 (registration benefits), Aug. 1 | Spring: Nov. 15 (registration benefits), Jan. 10
SCHOLARSHIPS: Phi Theta Kappa scholarships, Transfer Achievement Awards (merit scholarships),
Departmental scholarships (Art, Business, Science, Writing, Music, Theater), Legacy scholarships (for students
whose parents, grandparents or siblings graduated from Hamline)
FAFSA CODE: 002354
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Macalester is a liberal arts and sciences college with a strong tradition of high academic standards, a diverse
student body and a rich history of internationalism. Students gain real-world experience at over 200 internship
sites within 8 miles of campus, partner with faculty on major projects and work at nearby research institutions.
Macalester graduates reap the benefits of a global education in the job market and at the nation’s top
graduate programs, joining an alumni network that will support them the rest of their careers.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
1600 Grand Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55105
www.macalester.edu
651-696-6357 / 800-231-7974
651-696-6724
651-696-6214
Lisa Bramlet, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
Room and board:
Comprehensive charges:
$50,639
$11,266
$61,905
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
2,172
Full-time enrollment:
2,138
Percent of students of color:
21%
Percent female:
60%
Average age of students:
20
Percent of students under age 25:
100%
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Biology, Political Science, Economics, Psychology, International Studies
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Data Science minor is a new program.
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Individual evaluation
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Individual evaluation
DEADLINES: Fall — Apr. 15 | Spring — Oct. 29
SCHOLARSHIPS: Available, based on financial need; Macalester meets the full demonstrated need of all
admitted students.
FAFSA CODE: 002358
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Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
The Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) is a four-year, nonprofit private college committed to
educating individuals to become professional artists and designers, effective critical thinkers, and creative
leaders. Founded in 1886, MCAD has the highest level of accreditation for a school of its kind. MCAD offers
bachelor’s and master’s degrees and professional certificates in media, communications, design and fine arts.
Students learn technical and professional skills, both traditional and cutting-edge, and develop the creative,
intellectual, and leadership abilities to get noticed and become successful. The MCAD experience is
transformative and impacts graduates throughout their entire lives.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
2501 Stevens Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404
www.mcad.edu/transfer
612-874-3760 / 800-874-MCAD (6223)
612-874-3701
612-874-3760
Mary Kazura, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
$36,548
Room and board:
$ 7,420
Comprehensive charges:
$43,968
Books and supplies:
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
681
Full-time enrollment:
659
Percent of students of color:
22%
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 118
$ 2,874
Percent female:
Average age of students:
Percent of students under age 25:
66%
21
90%
ENROLLMENT IN NON-TRADITIONAL PROGRAMS: 44
DEGREES OFFERED: mcad.edu/academic-programs. Undergraduate — Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) and
Bachelor of Science (BSc). Graduate — Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Master of Arts (MA) Sustainable Design
Online. Professional — Post-Baccalaureate Certificates in Graphic Design and Interactive Design and Marketing
LARGEST PROGRAMS: BFA: Illustration, Graphic Design, Animation, Comic Art, Drawing & Painting
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Comic Art, Web and Multimedia Environments, Furniture Design, Entrepreneurial Studies; Bachelor of Science; Graphic Design Certificate; Art History, Creative Writing and Teaching Artist
minors
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Course-by-course evaluation; transfer guides.
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale (C or better)
DEADLINES: Fall — Early Action: Dec. 1, Priority: Feb. 15, Regular: Apr. 1 | Spring — Early Action: Oct. 1,
Priority: Nov. 1, Regular: Dec. 1
SCHOLARSHIPS: Applicants who meet the deadlines will receive an admission and MCAD Merit Scholarship
decision within two weeks, on a rolling basis.
FAFSA CODE: 002365; FAFSA must be completed before March 1(fall semester) or November 1 (spring semester)
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Saint John’s University, a college for men, and the College of Saint Benedict, a college for women, are
nationally recognized, Catholic, liberal arts institutions located six miles apart in central Minnesota. The
colleges have a common undergraduate curriculum, identical degree requirements and a single academic
calendar. All academic departments are joint and classes are offered throughout the day on both campuses.
The two campuses are linked by a free shuttle service; they are only a few minutes outside of St. Cloud and an
hour from the Twin Cities. As Catholic colleges, they are guided by the principles of the schools’ Benedictine
sponsors. Eighty percent of all students live on campus.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
2850 Abbey Plaza, Office of Admission, Collegeville, MN 56321
www.csbsju.edu
320-363-5060 / 800-544-1489
320-363-5650
320-363-3664
Teri Durbin, Senior Associate Director of Admission; [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
$41,732
Room and board:
$ 9,892
Comprehensive charges:
$51,624
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
1,742
Percent of students of color:
14%
Average age of students:
20
Full-time enrollment:
Percent male:
Percent of students under age 25:
1,712
100%
98%
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 127 (82 FTE)
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Master of Divinity, Master of Theology
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Management/Global Business, Accounting, Biology, Economics, Political Science,
Communication, Computer Science
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Biochemistry, Gender Studies, Exercise Science and Sport Studies, Asian Studies,
Environmental Science
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Evaluated on a course-by-course basis
CREDIT TRANSFER GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Minimum 2.75 GPA to be considered for transfer; courses with
grade of C of higher considered for transfer credit
DEADLINES: Fall — Application by Apr. 1 | Spring — Application by Dec. 1
SCHOLARSHIPS: Merit-based scholarships ($1,500 to $18,000/year) from the following programs: President’s,
Dean’s, Phi Theta Kappa, Art, Music, Theater, Benedictine and ROTC. Scholarship criteria are available online at
csbsju.edu/admission/finaid/scholarships/transfer.htm.
FAFSA CODE: 002379
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St. Catherine University has the largest baccalaureate college for women in the nation, a comprehensive
lineup of health care programs, and an array of nationally and regionally known graduate and associate
programs for women and men. St. Kate’s welcomes transfer students into the College for Women (bachelor’s
degrees) and the College for Adult and Applied Learning (associate and bachelor’s degrees for women and
men). Students can choose from more than 100 fields of study and nearly 60 majors, plus 37 more through
partnerships with other Twin Cities private colleges — as well as dozens of minors and nine pre-professional
programs. The Wildcats compete in NCAA Division III athletics.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
2004 Randolph Avenue, F-02, St. Paul, MN 55105
www.stkate.edu
651-690-8850 / 800-656-KATE (5283)
651-690-8868
651-690-6540
Jennifer Searles, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
$39,300 (traditional/day) | $564 per credit for College of Adult & Applied Learning
Room and board:
$ 9,010
Comprehensive charges: $48,310
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
3,320
Percent of students of color: 36% (day program)
Average age of students:
21 (day program)
Full-time enrollment:
Percent female:
Percent of transfer students:
93% (day program)
99% (day program)
30% (day program)
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 1,641
DEGREES OFFERED: Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Science, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science,
Master of Arts, Master of Library and Information Science, Master of Physician Assistant Studies, Master of
Public Health, Master of Science, Master of Social Work, Master of Business Administration, Doctor of Physical
Therapy, Doctor of Nursing Practice, Doctor of Occupational Therapy and Doctor of Social Work
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Biology, Business, Education, Nursing, Social Work, American Sign Language/Interpreting,
Public Health
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Apparel Design, American Sign Language/Interpreting, Critical Studies of Race
and Ethnicity, Fashion Merchandising, Interior Design, Doctor of Nursing Practice, Respiratory Care, Doctor of
Physical Therapy, Ophthalmic Technician Program, Master of Physician Assistant Studies, Public Health
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Accredited institution, 100 or 1000 level or higher, grades of
C- or better; St. Kate’s also accepts both the Associate of Arts (A.A.) and MNTC degrees.
DEADLINES: Fall and Spring — Rolling admission
SCHOLARSHIPS: Academic Achievement Scholarship for Transfer Students, Dean’s Scholarship, Phi Theta
Kappa Scholarship, Duplikate, Triplikate, Alumnae Referral
FAFSA CODE: 002342
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Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota awakens, nurtures, and empowers learners to ethical lives of leadership
and service. At Saint Mary’s, students find in every classroom — whether in person or online — a relationshipdriven, person-centered education. Through intense inquiry, students discover the truths in the world and the
character within. Founded in 1912 and accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, Saint Mary’s University of
Minnesota enrolls 6,000 students at its residential undergraduate college in Winona and its Schools of Graduate and
Professional Programs, based in Minneapolis but extending worldwide. Saint Mary’s offers respected and affordable
programs in a variety of areas leading to bachelor’s completion, master’s, certificate, specialist,and doctoral degrees.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
Room and board:
Comprehensive charges:
700 Terrace Heights, Winona, MN 55987
www.smumn.edu
507-457-1700 / 800-635-5987
Admissions fax:
507-457-1437
Office of Admissions, [email protected]
507-457-1722
$32,575
$ 8,635
$41,210
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION (WINONA CAMPUS)
Total enrollment:
1,141
Full-time enrollment:
Percent of students of color:
13%
Percent female:
Average age of students:
20
Percent of students under age 25:
1,102
51%
98%
ENROLLMENT IN NON-TRADITIONAL UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS: 617 (Twin Cities undergrads)
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 4,173 (Both Twin Cities and Winona campuses)
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Education (Nairobi), Master of Arts,
Master of African Studies (Nairobi), Master of Science, Master of Business Administration, Master of Education,
Education Specialist, Doctor of Education in Leadership, Doctor of Psychology, Doctor of Business Administration
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Biology, Elementary Education, Marketing, Psychology
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Actuarial Science, Biology Pre-Echocardiography, Business Intelligence
and Analytics, Computer Data Science, Digital Media and Journalism, Sport Management and Strategic
Communication
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Will accept all MNTC credits for students who
have earned at least a C or better in each course within that curriculum. Students must also complete
requirements of the SMUMN general education program.
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 cumulative GPA. Any grade lower than a C in any course
will not be accepted.
DEADLINES: Fall — Rolling admission | Spring — Rolling admission
SCHOLARSHIPS: Transfer Academic Scholarships based on transfer GPA ($8,000-$14,000); PTK Scholarship
($2,500); Transfer Community & Technical College Scholarship ($2,000)
FAFSA CODE: 002380
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Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
One of the nation’s leading liberal arts colleges, St. Olaf College offers a distinctive undergraduate education
grounded in academic rigor, residential learning, global engagement and a Lutheran faith tradition. Many
excellent colleges touch on one, two or even three of these educational characteristics but St. Olaf offers
a unique combination of all four: an intense academic program that sharpens minds and an emphasis on
a global perspective that broadens them; the vitality of a residential community that engages thoughtful
people; and a religious tradition that encourages reflection. By cultivating the habits of mind and heart that
enable graduates to lead lives of financial independence, professional accomplishment, personal fulfillment
and community engagement, St. Olaf College fully prepares students to make a meaningful difference in a
changing world.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer Contact:
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and fees:
Room and board:
Comprehensive charges:
1520 St. Olaf Avenue, Northfield, MN 55057
www.stolaf.edu
507-786-3025 / 800-800-3025
507-786-3832
507-786-3019
Angelique Dietz, [email protected]
$44,180
$10,080
$54,260
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
3,046
Full-time enrollment:
Percent of students of color: 17.1%
Percent female:
Average age of students:
20
Percent of students under age 25:
3,005
57%
99.5%
DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Biology, Psychology, Economics, Mathematics, English
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: St. Olaf’s signature Conversation programs (the great books, the nature of
scientific inquiry, American, Asian, and Environmental studies) bring students with diverse interests and
academic majors together in a common discussion-based, cross-disciplinary dialogue on enduring questions
and issues of consequence.
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Each transcript is evaluated individually.
Transfer credit is subject to evaluation by registrar upon acceptance.
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: We recommend a minimum college GPA of 3.0, with grades
of C or higher.
DEADLINES: Transfer Deadline: Apr. 1 (with notification no later than May 15 for fall enrollment). For limited
spring enrollment, please contact [email protected] for more information.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Transfer Student scholarships, Fine Arts (Music, Dance, Art, Theater), National Merit
FAFSA CODE: 002382
PROFILE CODE: 6638
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Founded in 1885, St. Thomas is the largest private university in Minnesota. St. Thomas is a coeducational
university in the Catholic tradition. The average class size is 21 students and the student-faculty ratio is 14:1.
St. Thomas offers men’s and women’s varsity sports, plus intramural sports. There are more than 150 campus
organizations and clubs.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Mailing address:
Website:
Admissions phone:
Admissions fax:
Financial aid phone:
Transfer contact:
Mail 5017, 2115 Summit Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55105
www.stthomas.edu/tr
651-962-6150 / 800-328-6819, ext 2-6150
651-962-6160
651-962-6550
Kyle Murphy, [email protected]
2016-2017 ANNUAL COSTS:
Tuition and required fees:
$39,594
Room and board:
$ 9,760
Comprehensive charges:
$49,354
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT INFORMATION:
Total enrollment:
6,240
Percent of students of color: 15%
Average age of students:
21
Full-time enrollment:
Percent female:
Percent of students under age 25:
5,952
46%
95%
ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE PROGRAMS: 4,005
DEGREES OFFERED: More than 100 major fields of studies, more than 50-plus minors and 11 pre-professional
programs. Programs on the graduate level are comprised of seven colleges and schools with more than 60
programs of study, master’s, certificates, licensure programs and joint degrees.
LARGEST PROGRAMS: Business (13 majors), Communication and Journalism, Biology paired with pre-health
professional programs, Psychology, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
NEW & UNIQUE PROGRAMS: Actuarial Science, Neuroscience, Music Business, Computer Sciences,
Justice and Peace Studies, Family Business, Computer Engineering, Biology of Global Health, Entrepreneurship
A.A. OR MINNESOTA TRANSFER CURRICULUM ACCEPTANCE: Accepted on a course-by-course basis
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: Minimum 2.3 cumulative GPA of transferable courses to be
considered for admission. No Ds are accepted for credit.
DEADLINES: Fall — Aug. 1 priority deadline | Spring — Jan. 29 priority deadline
SCHOLARSHIPS: UST Transfer Award, includes PTK applicants ($3,000-$18,000): This award recognizes the
academic accomplishments of transfer students who have positively contributed to their community and
demonstrated post-secondary academic success. All newly admitted transfer students working on their first
bachelor’s degree are considered. The award is based on a review of a candidate’s application and supporting
documentation on file. Applicants are reviewed on a rolling basis; recipients are selected until funds are
exhausted.
Music Scholarship: ($500 - $5,000) Available to students majoring in music and designated for each of the
following areas: fretted and bowed strings; keyboard; voice; woodwind, brass and percussion. Auditions required.
FAFSA CODE: 002345
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Minnesota’s Private Colleges Transfer Guide
Evening/Weekend and Online Offerings for Adult Learners
Six of Minnesota’s nonprofit colleges and universities offer evening and weekend or online programs for adult
(or non-traditional) undergraduates completing a degree. Here is a profile for each institution’s programs,
along with the names of admission contacts to learn more. You can find general information on these and
other institutions on the preceding profile pages. For a grid showing which majors are available via evening/
weekend and online/blended programs at each institution, see pages 27-29.
CONTACTS:
Judy Johnson, [email protected]
Aaron Salasek, [email protected]
Pa Dao Yang, [email protected]
WEBSITE:
www.augsburg.edu/pro/
PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
Classes meet:
Hybrid format, one weeknight in class and the next week online.
Application deadlines: Fall semester, Aug. 15 | Spring semester, Dec. 15
PROGRAM TYPE:
Degree completion, requires 12 transferable semester credits for admission
2016-2017 COSTS:
Tuition:
Fees:
$420 per credit (or $1,680 per four credit course)
$55 per term for parking permit
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS AVAILABLE: Accounting, Business/Economics, Communications Studies,
Finance, Education (Elementary, Secondary, ESL, Special Education ABS), Management, BSN completion,
Psychology.
CREDIT TRANSFER GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 GPA or higher
SCHOLARSHIPS: Phi Theta Kappa PTK, Corporate Partnership, Alumni, Military, AmeriCorps — All $50/credit
discount
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CONTACT:
[email protected]
WEBSITE:
www.bethel.edu/adult-undergrad/
PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
Classes meet:
Evenings, evenings plus online (hybrid), or fully online
Semesters:
Fall (Aug. – Dec.), Spring (Dec. – May), Summer (May – Aug.)
Application deadline: Varies by program
PROGRAM TYPE:
2016-2017 COSTS:
Tuition:
Undergraduate accelerated and online
$485 per credit for all bachelor’s programs except Christian Ministries ($430 per credit)
and Nursing ($500 per credit)
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS AVAILABLE: Associate of Arts; Associate of Science, Bachelor of Arts in
Business Management, Christian Ministries, Communication Studies, Finance, Human Services, Management
Information Systems, Nursing (current RN to B.S.), Organizational Leadership; Certificates in Healthcare
Leadership and Human Resource Management
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 GPA or higher; Nursing — 2.25 GPA
SCHOLARSHIPS: Corporate Partnership Sponsorship, St. Paul Frogtown/Summit-University Grant, Bethel
Military Scholarship. For more information on scholarships, visit bethel.edu/adult-undergrad/financial-aid/
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CONTACT:
Lindsay Lahti, [email protected]
WEBSITE:
www.css.edu/undergraduate/extended-campus.html
PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
Classes meet:
Accelerated, evenings and online options at each of our nine campus locations:
Central Lakes College, Duluth, Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College,
Itasca Community College, St. Cloud, St. Paul, Inver Hills Community College,
Rochester, Arizona, Hibbing, Austin
Trimesters/semesters: Fall I & II, Spring I & II, Summer I & II
Application deadlines: Varies by program
PROGRAM TYPE:
Undergraduate accelerated, evening and online
2016-2017 COSTS:
Tuition:
$415 per credit
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS AVAILABLE: Accounting, Management, Organizational Behavior (online), Social
Work, RN to BS Online Track program, Health Information Management (online), Computer Information
Science (online), Elementary Education, and Post-Baccalaureate Nursing
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 GPA or higher
SCHOLARSHIPS: Program-specific offers available
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CONTACTS:
Nate Bostrom, [email protected]
TJ Cafferty, [email protected]
Breck Hansen, [email protected]
WEBSITE:
www. online.csp.edu
PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
Classes meet:
On campus or online, weeknights or on select community college campuses
Trimesters:
Fall (Sept. – Dec.), Winter (Jan. – Mar.), Spring (Apr. – Jun.)
Application deadlines: Fall (Aug. 1), Winter (Dec. 1), Spring (Mar. 1)
PROGRAM TYPE:
Accelerated/cohort model (7 week courses)
2016-2017 COSTS:
Tuition:
Fees:
$420 per credit
no application fee
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS AVAILABLE: Accounting, Business, Child Development, Computer Science,
Criminal Justice, Exercise Science, Family Science, Health Care Administration Hospitality Management, Human
Resource Management, Information & Technology Management, Marketing, Organizational Management &
Leadership, Psychology, Pulmonary Science, Radiologic Sciences Leadership, Sport Management, BSN
CREDIT TRANSFER, GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 GPA or higher.
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CONTACTS:
Michelle Schedin, [email protected]
Angela Stanco, [email protected]
Jennifer Searles, [email protected]
WEBSITE:
www.stkate.edu/colleges/weekend/
PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
Classes meet:
Many evening/weekend/online courses have a blended (hybrid) delivery,
combining classroom, online and off-campus activities
Semesters:
Fall (Sept. – Dec.) and Spring (Feb. – May)
Application deadlines: To allow enough time to process your application, we recommend that you submit all
application materials at least four weeks prior to the start of the semester.
PROGRAM TYPE:
Choice model
2016-2017 COSTS:
Tuition:
Student activity fee:
$564 per credit (scholarships may be available)
$52 per semester
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS AVAILABLE: Accounting, Business Administration, Community Health Worker
(Public Health), Elementary Education, English, Financial Economics, Healthcare Management, Marketing,
Nursing: R.N. to Baccalaureate (for registered nurses), Psychology, Radiation Therapy, Social Work
GPA ACCEPTANCE POLICY: 2.0 GPA or higher
SCHOLARSHIPS:
Academic Achievement ($600–$750 per semester) or Phi Theta Kappa PTK
($900 per semester)
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CONTACTS:
Cherie Jandrich, [email protected]
Nicole Coppersmith, [email protected]
Cheryl Cox, [email protected]
Laurie Roy, [email protected]
WEBSITE:
www.smumn.edu/complete
PROGRAM SCHEDULE:
Classes meet:
Evenings and blended (accelerated schedule) options at five locations in Minneapolis,
Apple Valley, Oakdale, Rochester, Inver Hills Community College
Semesters:
Fall (Sept. – Dec.)
Spring (Jan. – Apr.)
Summer (May – Aug.)
Application deadlines: Rolling admission deadline, email contacts for specific deadlines.
PROGRAM TYPE:
Undergraduate accelerated
2016-2017 COSTS:
Tuition:
Fees:
$410-$450 per credit
$25 application fee (waived for military personnel and veterans)
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS AVAILABLE: Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Accounting, Business Administration,
Health Care and Human Services Management, Human Resource Management, Information Technology,
Marketing, Nursing, Police Science, Psychology, Sales and Marketing
By Career Area: Accounting, Business Administration, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Sales &
Marketing, Police Science, Health and Human Services Management, Nursing (RN to BSN), Psychology,
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