With campuses in 46 communities, Minnesota State College and Universities ofer many educational choices across the state.  Click on a location to go to a profile of the college or university that interests you.

 

The University of Minnesota is one of the most comprehensive public universities in the United States and ranks among the most prestigious.  It is both the state land-grant university, with a strong tradition of education and public service, and the state's primary research university, with faculty of natinal and international reputation.

 

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.

 

The Minnesota Career College Association represents 17 private post-secondary schools and colleges, which are accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education.

 

If you are a student planning to transfer to a college or university in Minnesota, you have a tremendous amount of information to consider.  MnTransfer offers you "Keys for Transfer Success", an easy step-by-step process which gets you through transfer without the hassles.

 

Organized as a system in 1990, the North Dakota University System is made up of 11 public colleges and universities governed by the State Board of Higher Education.  The NDUS includes two doctoral universities, two master's degree-granting univesities, three universities that offer bachelor's degrees and five two-year colleges that offer associate and trade/technical degrees.

 

This site contains information on the institutions in the University of Wisconsin System including 13 universities, 13 freshman-sophomore Colleges and UW-Extension.  The information is provided for you and your family by the Higher Education Location Program (UW HELP) and all campuses of the UW System.

 

Graduates of Wisconsin technical colleges get the education and training that provides skills to compete in today's competitive technical job market.