Offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees. Face-to-face and hybrid options available.

Provides information for prospective students and their families with processes of enrolling at UMD, including admissions, housing, financial aid, and academic orientation.

Liberal arts undergraduate degree programs offered in partnership with Saint John's University

Provides information for prospective students regarding academic programs, tuition, financial aid, transferring, and more. The Admission Office will evaluate all the information in an applicant's application - not just "the numbers," to bring talented students together. Applicants can emphasize their academic preparation for college, give details about their involvement, offer explanations for any challenges, and help the admission office understand what makes them distinctive.

Offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees. Face-to-face and hybrid options available.

Liberal arts undergraduate degree programs offered in partnership with Saint John's University

Information - University information 612-625-5000 - University Hospital and Clinic information 612-273-3000 - University Police Department, Transportation and Safety Building, 511 Washington Avenue SE, Minneapolis, (612)624-2677 (612)624-COPS to report a crime that is not an emergency and is not in progress General Services - Alumni Association, U of M 612-624-2323 - Art Museum, Weisman 612-625-9494 - Northrup Dance Season Ticket Office 612-624-2345 - Bookstores, U of M 612-625-6000 - Dental Clinic 612-625-2495 - Emergency numbers: University police 612-624-2677 - Human Resources (employment) 612-624-8647 or 800-756-2363 - Minnesota Daily newspaper 612-627-4080 - Recreational Sports: Minneapolis campus 612-625-6800 - Student Unions: Coffman Memorial Union 612-624-4636, West Bank Union 612-624-4636, St Paul Student Center 612-625-9794 - Sports Ticket Office 612-624-8080 Educational Services - Bell Museum of Natural History 612-626-9660 - Continuing Education and Extension 612-624-4000 - Distance Education 612-625-4000 - Labor Education Service 612-624-5020 - Libraries, information 612-624-3321 or visit www.lib.umn.edu for a complete listing of libraries - Libraries, reference: Biomedical Library 612-626-4045, Government Publications 612-624-0241, 612-624-3321, St Paul, Magrath Library 612-624-2233, Science and Engineering Reference 612-624-3366, Wilson Library 612-624-3321 - Summer Session 612-624-4000 - Veterans Services 612-625-8076 Crisis Services - Sexual Violence Crisis Line/Aurora Center 612-626-9111, 24 hours Student Services - All Campuses - Admissions: Twin Cities 612-625-2008, Duluth 218-726-7171, Morris 320-589-6035, Crookston 218-281-6510 - Disability services (V/TTY) 612-626-1333 - Financial Aid: Twin Cities 612-624-1111, Duluth 218-726-8000, Morris 320-589-6035, Crookston 218-281-6510 - Health Services: Minneapolis 612-625-3222, St Paul 651-624-7700, Duluth 218-726-8155, Morris 320-589-6070, Crookston 218-281-8512 - Housing and Residential Life: Twin Cities 612-624-2994, Duluth 218-726-8178, Morris 320-589-6475, Crookston 218-281-8531 - Urban Research and Outreach-Engagement Center, 2001 Plymouth Avenue North, Minneapolis 55411, 612-626-8762, [email protected]

Offers a health science education and prepares students for a vast array of health careers.

Offers Associate of Arts Degrees with the following areas of emphasis: - Business - Early childhood education - Education - Environmental science - Humanities, arts, and social sciences - Human services - Native American studies Scholarships available: - American Indian College Fund - White Earth Scholarship Program

MICC's College Program is a three-year opportunity for accepted participants to live on-campus in an apartment with their peers to learn independent living skills, vocational skills, and social skills. Through experiential learning and integration into the surrounding community, students gain valuable experiences and begin to develop their own community within an ever-changing world setting. Students are assessed on their growth and mastery of skills over the course of the three-year program, which takes a step-down approach to instruction, to prepare students for a high level of independence upon graduation. MICC College program curriculum competency areas include: - Social Engagement (personal behavior management, social activities and outings, leisure, and more) - Homecare (cleaning, kitchen safety, laundry, and safety in the home) - Personal Supports (advocating and accessing supports, appointment management, money management, and more) - Health & Wellness (food preparation, menu planning, grocery shopping, physical fitness, and more) - Community (public transportation utilization, financial literacy, accessing the community, and more) - Medication Management, if applicable (use, knowledge, and administration)