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

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

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

A four-year college offering degrees in undergraduate, graduate, certifications, and continuing education. Areas of focus are in Fine Arts, Design, and Media Arts. - Fine Arts: Offers programs in animation, comic art, fine arts, drawing/painting, print paper book, sculpture and expanded media, graphic design, and product/furniture design - Design: Offers programs in sustainable design, graphic and web design, illustration, and more - Media Arts: Offers programs in art and technology, filmmaking, photography, and more

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

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

Program is a three-year opportunity providing 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 accomplishments from daily living tasks, like taking public transportation or managing your finances, to building and sustaining a career, a support system and lifelong relationships. MICC College program curriculum competency areas include: - Independent Living (includes personal care, meal planning and preparation, fitness and nutrition, financial skills, home care and personal organization) - Thriving in community (helps participants build social-emotional skills to promote healthy relationships, manage stress and anxiety and work collaboratively while being authentically themselves) - Working with purpose (building job and employment skills)

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

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

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.