2009-10 Viewbook
Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree.
What’s Inside Become a Leader . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Innovate with Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Explore through Learning and Research . . . . . . 5 Secure the Career you want . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 U of M, Crookston at-a-glance . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. while earning your University of Minnesota degree
get the personalized attention you deserve
Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Be Supported Take advantage of the following student services:
The 16:1 student to faculty ratio ensures that dedicated faculty members know your name and are there to help you succeed.
z Academic Assistance Center z Career Services z Counseling Services z Disability Services z Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Services z Office of Residential Life z Diversity & Multicultural Affairs z Tutoring labs
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Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. out new ideas and cultural understanding Smallseek Campus. Big Degree. Find diversity in ideas and community
Small Campus. Big Degree.Become a Leader
Take your campus life beyond academics — have a great time, meet new people and broaden your experiences. The U of M, Crookston has more than 40 clubs and organizations on campus, NCAA Division II athletics and strong connections with industry professionals.
Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree.
Get involved in Golden Eagle athletics
Be a cheering fan or a student-athlete. The campus competes in NCAA Division II athletics in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) and the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA).
Small Campus. Big Degree.
Small Campus. Big Degree. Campus Activities z Homecoming z Ag-Arama z Athletic events from 12 programs z W.O.W. – What’s On Wednesday z Hypnotists z Open Mic Nights z College Bowl z Comedians z Mr. UMC Competition z Faculty/Staff vs. Student Showdown z Campus Fear Factor z Intramural sports z Regal After Hours z
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Men’s
Baseball Basketball Football Golf
Women’s Basketball Equestrian Golf Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball
Expand your global perspective Meet students from 35 states and 23 countries. Gain a true global perspective through study abroad options, cultural activities and classroom discussions.
Experience culture
Over 300 study abroad options in 67 different countries Options to study, intern or volunteer abroad Diversity Week, international dinners and motivational speakers International market comparisons
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Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree.
master new technologies
Discover excellence in exceptional teaching, research and service
Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree.
z WiFi 24 hours a day, 7 days a week z Simulations, games, video presentations z Tech-savvy faculty, staff and peers z Hands-on classroom activities z Worldwide databases and online educational resources z Competitive edge in the job market z
80% of students say that
Small Campus. Big Degree. the use of information technology in courses has improved their learning.
87% of students say
that attending the U of M, Crookston helped them gain skills in using computers.
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At the original Laptop U
You’re equipped with a laptop computer and have access to online degrees and courses. Technology is integrated into classroom teaching and project development; and your computer is a central part of your university and social life. With a campus-wide focus on technology, each area of study incorporates our distinctive e-learning environment into the educational experience.
gain research experience Promote innovation through discovery and critical thinking Explore through Learning and Research
Access the resources of a world-class research institution. Get paid to design and conduct your own projects or work alongside talented faculty as they delve into new areas of study. Expand your educational potential with access to campus partner organizations that offer significant expertise in research, community outreach and regional economic development.
Innovations z A touch screen-based car computer z Local foods Interactive Web site z Plant growth regulators z Rotifer sexual attraction and reproduction z Mustard bran feed for cattle z Horse stall bedding z Prairie conservation z Monarch migration z Reptile sex determination factors z Biodiesel z Solar power z Robotics z Rich internet applications z Hydro energy storage z
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Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree.
learn by doing, shape your future
You are at the center of learning with growth and leadership
Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree. Small Campus. Big Degree.
Internships z Altru Health System z Microsoft Solutions z RiverView Health z Unisys z Target Corporation z U.S. Forest Service z Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources z Voyageur’s National Park z Nature Conservancy z U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service z USDA Research Stations z Plant pathology laboratories z Breed associations z Veterinary hospitals z Dairy operations z Chamber of Commerce z Pracs Institute z
Secure the Career You Want
With a 98% job placement rate, most students find a job in their field of study within one year of graduation. Under the technology-driven, career-oriented approach, you graduate with an edge in the post-modern marketplace. You’ll be competitive in the global economy – whether in the job market or graduate school. Get first-hand exposure to your career field through supervised on-the-job training experiences. Internships and volunteer opportunities are built into the coursework. You learn the material, apply it in the field and use it for life.
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Relax between classes; play pool, foosball, air hockey or ping pong; or sip a hot beverage from the Golden Eagle Grind. At the information desk at the U of M, Crookston student center, students can also check out rental equipment at very affordable rates for a day, a weekend, or a full week! Our welcoming Student Center offers the traditional conveniences and is home to performances, billiards and the Golden Eagle Grind, our campus coffee shop.
Student Center Rentals z Kayak z Canoe z Card Table z Camping equipment z Ice Fishing House z Skis z Sleeping Bags z WalkieTalkies z Hiking backpack z Compass z Tents z Snow shoes z And much more! z
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Academic Degree Programs* Majors Accounting Agricultural Business Agricultural Education+ Agricultural Science and Technology Education Natural and Managed Environmental Education Agricultural Systems Management Bio-fuels and Renewable Energy Technology Farm and Ranch Management Power and Machinery Precision Agriculture Agronomy Agronomic Science Crop Production Animal Science Pre-Veterinary Medicine Applied Health (B.A.H.)** Applied Studies Respiratory Care
Aviation+ Agricultural Aviation Business Management Aviation Law Enforcement Aviation Natural Resources Aviation Biology Business Management Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Management** Marketing Communication Computer Software Technology Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Primary Education Program Management
Equine Science Pre-Veterinary Medicine Golf and Turf Management Health Management Health Sciences (Pre-Professional) Pre-Chiropractic ^ Pre-Dentistry ^ Pre-Medicine ^ Pre-Nursing ^ Pre-Occupational Therapy ^ Pre-Pharmacy ^ Pre-Physical Therapy ^ Horticulture Environmental Landscaping Production Horticulture Urban Forestry
Minors Agricultural Business Agriculture Systems Management Agronomy Animal Science Biology Business Management Coaching Communication Equine Science Horticulture Information Technology Management Music Psychology Program Option Air Force ROTC
Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management Food Service Administration Hotel and Restaurant Management Resort and Spa Management Information Technology Management Manufacturing Management (B.M.M.)** Quality Management Natural Resources Natural Resources Law Enforcement Natural Resources Management Park Management Water Resource Management Wildlife Management Organizational Psychology Sport and Recreation Management
* All programs are Bachelor of Science unless otherwise noted ** Online option available +
Collaborative program with another institution
^ Study option only
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Collegiate FFA z Agricultural Business B.S. z Agricultural Education B.S. z Agricultural Systems Management B.S. z Ag Industri Club z Ag Arama z Ag Activities Day z Agronomy B.S. z Agronomy Club z Animal Science B.S. z Animal Science Association z Da Club z Equine Science B.S. z Horseman’s Association z Rodeo Association z Barrel Bash z Delta Theta Sigma z Zeta of Clovia z Collegiate FFA z Agricultural Business B.S. z Agricultural Education B.S. z Agricultural Systems Management B.S. z Ag Industri Club z Ag Arama z Ag Activities Day z Agronomy B.S. z Agronomy Club z Animal Science B.S. z Animal Science Association z Da Club z Equine Science B.S. z Horseman’s Association z Rodeo Association z Barrel Bash z Delta Theta Sigma z Zeta of Clovia z Collegiate FFA z Agricultural Business B.S. z Agricultural Education B.S. z Agricultural Systems Management B.S. z Ag Industri Club z Ag Arama z Ag Activities Day z Agronomy B.S. z Agronomy Club z Animal Science B.S. z Animal Science Association z Da Club z Equine Science B.S. z Horseman’s Association z Rodeo Association z Barrel Bash z Delta Theta Sigma z Zeta of Clovia z
Agriculture
Become a leader in agriculture while sustaining the environment and using technology to enhance production. Intern with nationwide industry partners, such as Agriliance, Bayer, Dow, DuPont, Pioneer, and John Deere Inc. Compete on award winning collegiate judging teams, including crops, livestock, dairy, and horse
Programs Agricultural Business Sustainable Development Agricultural Education+ Agricultural Science and Technology Education Natural and Managed Environmental Education Agricultural Systems Management Bio-fuels and Renewable Energy Technology Farm and Ranch Management Power and Machinery Precision Agriculture Agronomy Agronomic Science Crop Production Animal Science Pre-Veterinary Medicine Equine Science Pre-Veterinary Medicine +
Collaborative program with another institution
Be part of the only collegiate FFA chapter in Minnesota, and receive the prestigious American FFA Degree Conduct research projects such as using mustard bran in dairy cattle feed, bio-fuels technology, and energy conservation Gain entry to a College of Veterinarian Medicine through our Pre-Vet programs Study Equine Science in our multi million dollar, award winning Equestrian Center Vaccinate, D-worm, and palpate livestock; and diagnose conditions and use ultra sound equipment in class
Faculty Spotlight The research of Harouna Maiga, Ph.D., has shown that mustard bran is a cost-effective and nutritious alternative to corn for dairy cattle. 9
Applied Studies B.S. z Communication B.S. z Communication Club z Criminal Justice z Early Childhood Education B.S. z Early Childhood Club z Organizational Psychology z Applied Studies B.S. z Communication B.S. z Communication Club z Criminal Just z Early Childhood Education B.S. z Early Childhood Club z Organizational Psychology z Applied Studies B.S. z Communication B. z Communication Club z Criminal Justice z Early Childhood Education B.S. z Early Childhood Club z Organizational Psychology z Applied Studies B.S. z Communication B.S. z Communication Club z Criminal Justice z Early Childhood Education B.S. z Early Childhood Club z Organizational Psychology z Applied Studies B.S. z Communication B.S. z Communication Club z Criminal Just z Early Childhood Education B.S. z Early Childhood Club z Organizational Psychology z Applied Studies B.S. z Communication B.S. z Communication Club z z Early Childhood Education B.S. z Early Childhood Club z Psychology B.A.S. z Applied Studies B.S.
Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences
Gain an understanding of individual and social behavior. Be imaginative working with children Host the campus radio broadcast Insight Find your creative self through pen and paper Tailor fit courses to your interest with the organizational communication degree Hone your teaching skills in the state-of-art Early Childhood Development Center Project manage special events and campus activities as a member of the Communication Club or S.P.A.C.E. — Student Programming and Activities for Campus Entertainment Support Tours for Tots on campus when some 800 children ages 3 and up explore the world of agriculture and farm animals
Faculty Spotlight Assistant Professor Rachel McCoppin, Ph.D., appreciates the beauty and intrinsic value of a small college campus located in a rural setting. Her love for the outdoors makes the University of Minnesota, Crookston a perfect fit for this communication professor.
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Programs Applied Studies Respiratory Care Communication Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Primary Education Program Management Organizational Psychology
Accounting B.S. z Business Management B.S. z Students In Free Enterprise z Business Activities Day z Hotel, Restaurant and tice Institutional Management B.S. z Hospitality Association z Manufacturing Management B.S. z Sport and Recreation Managemen .S. B.S. z Sport and Recreation Management Club z Accounting B.S. z Business Management B.S. z Students In Free Enterprise z Business Activities Day z Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management B.S. z Hospitality Association z Manufacturing Management B.S. z Sport and Recreation Management B.S. z Sport and Recreation Management Club z Accounting B.S. z Busin tice Management B.S. z Students In Free Enterprise z Business Activities Day z Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management B.S z Hospitality Association z Manufacturing Management B.S. z Sport and Recreation Management B.S. z Sport and Recreation z .Management Club z Accounting B.S. z Business Management B.S. z Students In Free Enterprise z Business Activities Day z Hote Restaurant and Institutional Management B.S. z Hospitality Association*Manufacturing Management B.S. z Sport and Recreati
Business
Recognize and understand entrepreneurship in the community, the region, the nation and the world. Be a Regional Champion in Students In Free Enterprise Manage the annual Job and Internship Fair on campus Earn your pilot’s license and manage transportation for your business Advise the Timberwolves and regional organizations in promotional competitions Operate the student run Golden Eagle Grind or Golden Eagle Mix radio on campus for first-hand experience in running a small business Conduct assessments and develop business plans for regional businesses and organizations Intern with the NCAA or Golden Eagle athletics Compete at the Marketplace for Entrepreneurs
Student Spotlight SIFE is a global non-profit organization active in more than 40 countries. SIFE students work in partnership with business and higher education where they are challenged to develop community outreach projects that demonstrate SIFE’s seven education topics: Free Market Economics, Personal Success Skills, Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy, Business Ethics, Sustainability, and Environmental Sustainability.
Programs Accounting Business Management Business Aviation+ Entrepreneurship & Small Business Mgmt. Management** Marketing Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Management Food Service Administration Hotel and Restaurant Management Resort and Spa Management Information Technology Management Manufacturing Management (B.M.M.)** Quality Management Sport and Recreation Management ** Online option available +
Collaborative program with another institution
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Applied Health B.A.H. z Biology B.S. z Computer Software Technology B.S. z Health Management B.S. z Health Sciences B.S. z Information Technology Management B.S. z IT Professionals z IEEE Student Chapter z Applied Health B.A.H. z Biology B.S. z Computer Software Technology B.S. z Health Management B.S. z Health Sciences B.S. z Information Technology Management B.S. z IT Professionals z IEEE Student Chapter z Applied Health B.A.H. z Biology B.S. z Computer Software Technology B.S. z Hea Management B.S. z Health Sciences B.S. z Information Technology Management B.S. z IT Professionals z IEEE Student Chapter z Applied Health B.A.H. z Biology B.S. z Computer Software Technology B.S. z Health Management B.S. z Health Sciences B.S. z Information Technology Management B.S. z IT Professionals z IEEE Student Chapter * Applied Health B.A.H. z Biology B.S. z Computer Software Technology B.S. z Health Management B.S. z Health Sciences B.S. z Information Technology Management B z IT Professionals z IEEE Student Chapter * Applied Health B.A.H. z Biology B.S. z Computer Software Technology B.S. z Health
Math, Science & Technology
Challenge yourself while learning to thrive within the ever-changing realms of technology, math and health science. Learn in a host community for the Northwest Minnesota Area Health Education Center (AHEC) network and Minnesota Rural Health Association Work alongside faculty whose work will help determine the worldwide impact of global warming and climate change Get a two-telescope, robotic and synchronized view of extrasolar planet observations and deep space Intern at the Computer Help Desk or the Center for Teaching, Learning and Technology Develop dynamic Web components and content for the University, local businesses and organizations
Programs Applied Health (B.A.H.)**
Engineer curriculum and presentations for GameDesign Camp, where high school students explore the virtual world of video gaming Gain experience in grassroots policy making in rural broadband at the Technology Expo
Biology Computer Software Technology Health Management Health Sciences (Pre-Professional) Pre-Chiropractic ^ Pre-Dentistry ^ Pre-Medicine ^ Pre-Nursing ^ Pre-Occupational Therapy ^ Pre-Pharmacy ^ Pre-Physical Therapy ^ Information Technology Management
** Online option available ^ Study option only
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Faculty Spotlight Associate Biology Professor Pam Elf, Ph.D., works with reptile species that have their sex determined by temperature while in the embryonic stage. Through her work, Elf is pinpointing exactly what makes reptiles male or female. Her work will be used to, among other things, help determine the worldwide impact of global warming and climate change.
Aviation B.S. z Alpha Eta Rho z Criminal Justice B.S. z Golf and Turf Management B.S. z Turf Club z Horticulture B.S. z Horticultu Club z Natural Resources B.S. z Wildlife Society z Natural Resources Club z Sportsman’s Club z Aviation B.S. z Alpha Eta Rho z Criminal Justice B.S. z Golf and Turf Management B.S. z Turf Club z Horticulture B.S. z Horticulture Club z Natural Resources B.S z Wildlife Society z Natural Resources Club z Sportsman’s Club z Aviation B.S. z Alpha Eta Rho z Criminal Justice B.S. z Golf and alth Turf Management B.S. z Turf Club z Horticulture B.S. z Horticulture Club z Natural Resources B.S. z Wildlife Society z Natural Resources Club z Sportsman’s Club z Aviation B.S. z Alpha Eta Rho z Criminal Justice B.S. z Golf and Turf Management B.S. z Tur Club z Horticulture B.S. z Horticulture Club z Natural Resources B.S. z Wildlife Society z Natural Resources Club z Sportsman’s C z Aviation B.S. z Alpha Eta Rho z Criminal Justice B.S. z Golf and Turf Management B.S. z Turf Club z Horticulture B.S. z Horticult B.S. Club z Natural Resources B.S. z Wildlife Society z Natural Resources Club z Sportsman’s Club z Aviation B.S. z Alpha Eta Rho z
Natural Resources
Take a hands-on approach to conservation, golf and turf management, horticulture, and aviation. Band ducks at the Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge Hone skills in state-of-the-art greenhouses and design and implement landscape projects Maintain and sustain the “Nature Nook”– a campus biome and horticultural demonstration area Fly a plane and conduct a wildlife population census from the air Achieve top honors and network with professionals at wildlife, horticulture and conservation conferences Plant trees for the U.S. Forest Service Organize wildlife management and research projects at the Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge Explore the tree care industry using urban forestry techniques
Student Spotlight Holly Sandberg, Rochert, MN, a 2009 Water Resource Management graduate of the University of Minnesota, Crookston, received the 2009 Student Conservationist Scholarship Award from the Minnesota Chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society. This marks the sixth time in the last eight years that a U of M, Crookston student has received this prestigious award.
Programs Aviation+ Agricultural Aviation Business Management Aviation Law Enforcement Aviation Natural Resources Aviation Golf and Turf Management Horticulture Environmental Landscaping Production Horticulture Urban Forestry Natural Resources Natural Resources Law Enforcement Natural Resources Management Park Management Water Resource Management Wildlife Management
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Explore Northwestern Minnesota Get to know the U of M, Crookston’s spacious 237-acre campus, located on the edge of Crookston, Minn., in the fertile Red River Valley in Northwest Minnesota. The campus
is connected to the community by a walking/bike path for easy jaunts to historic downtown. Outdoor activities abound: hunting, fishing, cross-country skiing, bird watching and even canoeing.
Enjoy this scenic and safe region: Crookston is just 24 miles from
the communities of East Grand Forks, Minn., and Grand Forks, North Dakota, which has a combined metro population of more than 95,000. The regional hub includes major shopping malls, department stores, the Grand Forks International Airport and alternative dining and entertainment options. Winnipeg, Canada, an international visitor destination, is 170 miles from campus. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere in Crookston, Minn., with bustling cities just a quick drive away.
z Population 8,200 z Incorporated in 1879 z Annual events like Winter Wonderland, summer’s Ox Cart Days and fall’s King of Trails Marketplace z Ice Buster Daze z 19 parks z Historic Widman’s Candy Shop z Grand Theatre z Rydell National Wildlife Refuge z Itasca State Park z Old Crossing Treaty (Huot) Park z Agassiz Environmental Learning Center z Two indoor skating arenas z Indoor community swimming pool z Softball diamonds z Tennis Courts z Twelve-lane bowling z Nine-hole golf course z
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“The University of Minnesota, Crookston is located where the prairie meets the forest and is defined by its many lakes and rivers. The Glacial Ridge Project, the largest prairie and wetland restoration in North America, is just 10 miles to the east. From an outdoors perspective, you might say ‘we’re in the middle of everywhere!’ ” — Dan Svedarsky, Ph.D., Professor of Natural Resources, Director, Center for Sustainability
Visit the U of M, Crookston Weekday Visits
Individual campus visits are offered Monday thru Friday. Meet with an admissions counselor Tour campus with a current student Meet with a professor in your area of interest
Weekend Visits
The U of M, Crookston offers special weekend visits throughout the year including Preview Days and Campus Camp-Ins. Visit our Web site to learn about the next upcoming weekend visit. To arrange your visit to the U of M, Crookston, call 1-800-862-6466 or visit www.UMCrookston.edu/visit
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U of M, Crookston At-a-glance
The University of Minnesota, Crookston aspires to educate exceptional students, foster and recognize exceptional faculty and staff, strengthen an exceptional organization and promote exceptional innovation. Student-to-Faculty ratio 16:1 Campus 37 buildings on 237 acres Recent additions and improvements Kiehle Auditorium & Building (2002) Student Center (2005) Centennial Hall (2006) Ed Widseth Field upgrades (2007) Lysaker Gym floor (2007) Evergreen Hall (2009)
Estimated Cost of Attendance 2009-2010* Expense
MN, National, & International
Tuition & Fees (based on flat-rate for 13 credits or more)
$10,006
Room and Board (based on Skyberg Hall & 19 meals/week)
$6,248
TOTAL
$16,254
Note: Required fees include University fee ($1,200), student services fee ($400), and technology fee ($1,000). Estimated costs are subject to change, please check Web site for current cost. * U of M, Crookston does not charge out-of-state tuition or international student tuition.
Merit Scholarships
Students are awarded the appropriate scholarship from their Application for Admission. No separate scholarship application is required. Students must be enrolled full-time (12 credits) to receive merit scholarships. Freshman Merit Scholarships Award
Amount
Eligibility
The Achievement Scholar
$2,000 ($1,000/year for 2 years)
Incoming freshman who has scored a 21 or 22 on the ACT and has earned a 3.25 high school GPA
The Merriam Legacy Scholar
$4,000 ($2,000/year for 2 years)
Incoming freshman who has scored a 23 or 24 on the ACT and has earned a 3.25 high school GPA
The Distinguished Scholar
$6,000 ($3,000/year for 2 years)
Incoming freshman who has scored a 25 or 26 on the ACT and has earned a 3.25 high school GPA
The Chancellor Scholar
$8,000 ($4,000/year for 2 years)
Incoming freshman who has scored a 27, 28 or 29 on the ACT and has earned a 3.25 high school GPA
The Presidential Scholar
$20,000 ($5,000/year for 4 years)
Incoming freshman who has scored a 30 or higher on the ACT and has earned a 3.25 high school GPA
Undergraduate population Total: 1207 degree-seeking
African American....................... 4.5% American Indian......................... 0.8% Asian/Pacific............................... 1.5% Chicano/Latino........................... 1.3% White........................................ 78.0% International................................ 8.4% Not reported................................ 5.5% Degrees 26 bachelor’s programs 50 concentration areas 12 minors Geographic representation 34% from out-of-state 35 states and 23 countries represented On-campus housing 4 residence halls 81% of first-year freshmen live on campus Accreditation Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Class size 55% of classes have fewer than 19 students 80% have fewer than 29 students Career placement 98% of graduates gain employment or admission into graduate school within 1 year of graduation 16
Freshman merit scholarships, starting with Spring 2010 admits, are renewable with a 3.30 cumulative GPA maintained in college.
Transfer Scholarships Award
Amount
Eligibility
Transfer Distinguished
$2,000 ($1,000/year for 2 years)
Incoming transfer with a 3.25 – 3.49 cumulative college GPA
Transfer Chancellor
$3,000 ($1,500/year for 2 years)
Incoming transfer with a 3.50 – 3.74 cumulative college GPA
Transfer Presidential
$4,000 ($2,000/year for 2 years)
Incoming transfer with a 3.75 – 4.0 cumulative college GPA
Starting with Spring 2010 admits, Transfer scholarships are renewable for a second year if recipient successfully completes 24 credits at the U of M, Crookston and earns a cumulative 3.30 GPA.
Specialty Scholarships
The U of M, Crookston has over 300 specialty scholarships available to students made possible by donors. The scholarships are awarded to students based on academic achievement, extracurricular activities, community involvement, leadership, service and legacy. Specialty scholarships require a separate application due February 15. Students must apply for admission and be accepted before they are able to apply for specialty scholarships. Admitted students will receive detailed instructions on the scholarship application process.
Recommended Timeline September January February February 1 February 15 March 1 March March May June
Apply for admission Apply for Specialty Scholarships Apply for Financial Aid Recommended deadline to apply for admission* Deadline to apply for Specialty Scholarships Recommended deadline to apply for financial aid Select a date to register Apply for on-campus housing Register for classes Send Crookston your final high school transcripts
* Students may still apply for admission after February 1. However, to be eligible to apply for Specialty Scholarships, students must be admitted to the Crooskton campus prior to February 1.
Online Options
Earn your University of Minnesota degree online through the Crookston campus. Interact with instructors and other students virtually and set the time, place and pace that you want to learn. For more details, visit www.UMCrookston.edu/online or call 1-800-862-6466 x 8681. Online Degrees: Applied Health Applied Studies Business Management Manufacturing Management The University of Minnesota, Crookston Online is a partner of the University of Minnesota Digital Campus: www.digitalcampus.umn.edu.
Air Force ROTC
U of M, Crookston students may participate in the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program. Upon completion of the AFROTC curriculum and graduation from the U of M, Crookston, students are commissioned as second lieutenants in the U.S. Air Force. The program is conducted by North Dakota State University faculty on the University of North Dakota campus, located 25 miles from the U of M, Crookston.
Contact Information Office of Admissions 218-281-8569 1-800-862-6466 UMCinfo@umn.edu www.umcrookston.edu/visit Center for Adult Learning 218-281-8681 umcrookston.edu/online www.umcrookston.edu/cal
Golden Eagle Athletics 218-281-8423 www.goldeneaglesports.com International Programs 218-281-8350 Internationalprograms@umn.edu www.umcrookston.edu/ internationalstudents
Disability Services 218-281-8587 www.UMCrookston.edu/ccs/ disability/index.htm
Residential Life & Security Services 218-281-8531 www.umcrookston.edu/services/ reslife
Financial Aid 218-281-8020 FA@umn.edu www.umcrookston.edu/financialaid
Student Experience & Parent Coordinator 218-281-8527 www.umcrookston.edu/fye
Free Application for Federal Student Aid www.fafsa.ed.gov
“personalize your experience” with an individual visit at www.umcrookston.edu/visit
At UMC, we customize your campus visit to give you the best feel for campus life. You’ll experience the one-on-one attention our students receive from the moment you walk in the door.
The University of Minnesota, founded in the belief that all people are enriched by understanding, is dedicated to the advancement of learning and the search for truth; to the sharing of this knowledge through education for a diverse community; and to the application of this knowledge to benefit the people of the state, the nation and the world. The University’s mission, carried out on multiple campuses and throughout the state, is threefold: Research and Discovery—Generate and preserve knowledge, understanding and creativity by conducting high-quality research, scholarship and artistic activity that benefit students, scholars and communities across the state, the nation and the world. Teaching and Learning—Share that knowledge, understanding and creativity by providing a broad range of educational programs in a strong and diverse community of learners and teachers, and prepare graduate, professional and undergraduate students, as well as non-degree-seeking students interested in continuing education and lifelong learning, for active roles in a multiracial and multicultural world. Outreach and Public Service—Extend, apply and exchange knowledge between the University and society by applying scholarly expertise to community problems, by helping organizations and individuals respond to their changing environments, and by making the knowledge and resources created and preserved at the University accessible to the citizens of the state, the nation and the world. In all of its activities, the University strives to sustain an open exchange of ideas in an environment that embodies the values of academic freedom, responsibility, integrity and cooperation; that provides an atmosphere of mutual respect, free from racism, sexism and other forms of prejudice and intolerance; that assists individuals, institutions and communities in responding to a continuously changing world; that is conscious of and responsive to the needs of the many communities it is committed to serving; that creates and supports partnerships within the University, with other educational systems and institutions, and with communities to achieve common goals; and that inspires, sets high expectations for and empowers the individuals within its community.
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Office of Admissions
www.umcrookston.edu/visit
Get a brand-name degree in an affordable, private campus setting. The University of Minnesota is one of the most comprehensive public universities in the world, and the Crookston campus has been ranked a top public baccalaureate college in the Midwest by U.S. News for eleven consecutive years.
The University of Minnesota is committed to the policy that all persons shall have equal access to its programs, facilities and employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, disability, public assistance status, veteran status or sexual orientation. This publication was prepared by the Office of Admissions, University of Minnesota, Crookston. Available in alternative formats upon request; please contact Don Cavalier, director of Career and Counseling Services, Student Center 245, 2900 University Avenue, Crookston, Minn., (218) 281-8585. Š2009 Regents of the University of Minnesota. All rights reserved.
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