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The only thing we can’t fi t into this tiny format is our degree.

True story. It’s big enough to be recognized all over the world.

A degree from the University of Minnesota is valued around the globeand not just by other intellectuals and academics—by every major employer who wants to hire the best and brightest. Otherwise known as you.

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SOAP • BEDDINGTOOTHBRUSHTOOTHPASTE • SHAMPOOCONDITIONER

Noodles. Laundry detergent. Cookies. They’re the little things that make up a huge part of college life.

Seriously. When you’re hungry at 1 a.m., you need easy-to-get sustenance. When your clothes are dirty, you need to somehow make them clean again. It’s these li� le things that make all the diff erence. Like:

• 19 students in a class• 16-1 student-teacher ratio• A campus you can walk

across in 8 minutes• A degree recognized

and respected by worldwide employers

These things are a big deal if you want the opportunity to really get to know your professors, to fully participate in hands-on, get out and do something discoveries and to build your career.

Small campus means: interacting in small class sizes, knowing your professors on a fi rst name basis, seeing friendly faces all over campus, feeling like you belong.

Big degree means: earning a degree that’s recognized worldwide.

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Welcome to the University of Minnesota, Crookston.

As a part of the University of Minnesota, internationally known for its academic quality, we offer you the best brand in education. At the

University of Minnesota, Crookston, you have access to affordable, U of M degrees in a private campus setting—where faculty and staff know your name and invest in your success.

The individual attention, hands-on learning and top-level technology we offer give graduates the skills needed to compete in our global economy. As the fi rst University of Minnesota campus to offer degrees online, we

are committed to serving the needs of students, no matter where you are or the stage of your career. We are here to help you defi ne your future.

We invite you to explore our virtual campus online and then schedule a visit. Aim higher, reach further and dream bigger dreams at the University of Minnesota, Crookston.

Charles H. Casey, D.V.M.ChancellorUniversity of Minnesota, Crookston

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Class time, lab time, study time and, just like they say, the time of your life.

College truly can be the time of your life, while you do what you came here for: to get an education. We help you enjoy the experience and reach your goals, with services like:

• Academic Assistance Center

• Career Services

• Counseling Services

• Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Services

• Offi ce of Residential Life

• Diversity & Multicultural Affairs

• Tutoring Labs

Meet your new best friend: your very own laptop.

Welcome to “Laptop U,” where you’re equipped with a laptop computer from day one. Here, your professors and classmates are tech-savvy, Wi-Fi is nearly everywhere and learning happens through simulations, games and video presentations—and you’re ready to tap into it all with your laptop.

We weren’t kidding. As a central part of both your academic and social lives, the laptop truly is your new best friend.

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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 Animal Science Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Applied Health (B.A.H.)*

Applied Studies* Respiratory Care Self-Designed Program

Aviation+ Agricultural Aviation Business Aviation Law Enforcement Aviation Natural Resources Aviation

Biology

Business Management* Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management Management

Communication

Criminal Justice Corrections Law Enforcement

You’re going to need a major. But not on day one.

College is no small affair. It’s for the rest of your life. But that doesn’t mean you need to know what you’re going to do for the rest of your life on your first day of class. Just figure out what you like to do, and we’ll help turn that into what you get to do. Check out the various degree programs you can choose from at UMC:

Early Childhood Education Primary Education Program Management

Environmental Sciences Agricultural Environmental Stewardship Environmental Ecology Environmental Health Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Individualized Environmental Sciences Water Quality

Equine Science Equine Science Pre-Veterinary Medicine

Golf and Turf Management

Health Management

Health Sciences (Pre-Professional)

Horticulture Environmental Landscaping Production Horticulture Urban Forestry

Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management

Information Technology Management

Manufacturing Management (B.M.M.)*

Marketing*

Natural Resources Natural Resources Law Enforcement Natural Resources Management Park Management Water Resource Management Wildlife Management

Organizational Psychology Consumer Service Settings Industrial Settings

Quality Management (B.M.M.)*

Software Engineering

Sport and Recreation Management

MINORS Agricultural Business Agricultural Systems Management Agronomy Animal Science Biology Business Management Chemistry Coaching Communication Criminal Justice Environmental Sciences Equine Science Horticulture Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management Information Technology Management Marketing Music Organizational Psychology

PROGRAM OPTION Air Force ROTC

* Online option available

+ Collaborative program with another institution

All programs are Bachelor of Science unless otherwise noted.

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Personal. Prestigious. Online.

You can also earn your U of M degree from anywhere through our online degree programs. It’s ideal for students who are place-bound or already working rotating shifts. You get similar personal attention, rigorous courses and exceptional, responsive faculty and staff members—just delivered electronically.

Programs offered online:

• Accounting

• Applied Health

• Applied Studies

• Business Management

• Manufacturing Management

• Marketing

• Quality Management

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Learn. Then do.

Sure, college is about learning. Learning how to order a pizza at 3 a.m., pull an all-nighter studying for a test and wake up before noon on your own.

Yet college is also about fi nding a jobafter graduation. At the U of M, Crookston research, volunteer and other experiences are built right into your coursework. You do a lot beyond the classroom. You do.

You’ll work directly with tools of yourintended trade. You may fi nd yourself in a laboratory, plane cockpit, a fi eld,forest, barn, riding ring, ag processing facility, computer help desk, business board room, gourmet kitchen, software engineering fi rm or corporate offi ce. You’ll plan, develop and implement projects that fi t your career fi eld with supervised training—all to develop confi dence and skills for your future.

This technology-driven, career-oriented approach means you graduate with an edge. So whether you begin your career or continue learning in grad school, you’ll be ready.

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Not your typical classroom...

You won’t spend all your time perched in a desk here. Curriculum is designed around experiential learning. Depending on your major, you get these opportunities:

• Projects to analyze advertising, public relations, journalism and new media for real clients

• The only bachelor’s degree in criminal justice in the University of Minnesota system

• Teaching experience with the Early Childhood Development Center

• Flight training

• Prescribed burns at Glacial Ridge National Wildlife Refuge

• Tree planting at Chippewa National Forest

• Plant propagation

• Designing urban and environmental landscapes

• Award-winning judging teams in crop, livestock, dairy and equine

• Equine breeding, training and showing

• The only Collegiate FFA chapter in Minnesota

• A new informatics lab that offers some of the most advanced visualization and computer graphics technologies available

• Developing and implementing a business plan for an Equine Center

• Cooking, baking, sous chef and other training at our onsite gourmet restaurant

• The only bachelor’s-level software engineering program in the University of Minnesota system

• Academic initiatives with Microsoft, Oracle and IBM

• Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) outreach projects in business, entrepreneurship and marketing

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Real research to solve real challenges...

The right knowledge, guided by the right hands, will solve our world’s toughest problems—and dilemmas in our own backyard. U of M, Crookston students are preparing to take part, beginning with hands-on work such as:

• Involvement in faculty research on biofuels, energy conservation, dairy cattle nutrition and food alternatives, and equine exercise physiology

• Studying greenhouse gas emissions

• Working with solar and wind energy

• Conducting wildlife census counts from an aircraft

• Grant-funded large scale biology and other sciences research

• Presenting research at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR)

• Building and programming a computerized touch screen for the Soudan Lab

• Discovering best business practices in hard economic times by studying the Great Depression

• Business research with faculty in the Economic Development Administration (EDA) Center

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You can be the star athlete or the student government president. But we’d prefer if you were just you.

Having fun isn’t a requirement, but we’d certainly recommend it. The U of M, Crookston has more than 40 on-campus clubs and organizations, plus year-round activities for every interest. There’s no excuse for boredom in college. Get out and do something, like:

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What’s it like to go to college here? Come visit, and we’ll show you.

If you see prairie to the west and forest to the east, you’re right here. Our campus spans across 237 acres of the fertile Red River Valley in northwestern Minnesota. Campus is connected to the community by a walking path, meaning historic downtown is just a quick walk or bike ride away.

Crookston, At-A-Glance:

• Population: 8,200

• Incorporated: 1879

Area Attractions:

• Twenty city parks

• Historic Widman’s Candy Shop

• Grand Theatre

• Sky-Vu Drive-In Movie Theatre

• Rydell National Wildlife Refuge

• Itasca State Park

• Old Crossing Treaty (Huot) Park and Old Mill State Park

• Agassiz Environmental Learning Center

• Tubing, canoeing or kayaking on the Red Lake River

• Indoor community swimming pool

• Softball diamonds

• Tennis courts

• Nine-hole golf course

• Crookston Sports Center—a multipurpose events facility including three sheets of ice and seasonal turf

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You won’t feel far from home.Safe, comfortable housing...

The people you meet in the residence halls will become a large part of your great UMC experience. Most international students live in one of our two residence halls or two apartment complexes. These coeducational, on-campus housing buildings accommodate nearly 500 students. Several Community Advisors (CAs) in each of our residence halls help guide students, so your fi rst year on campus is a good time. We’ll share safety tips, study advice and encouragement to get involved in on-campus activities.

Residence hall lounges are great areas for students and friends to watch TV, play ping-pong, billiards and other games or just relax. Residence hall students also get involved in hall-sponsored activities.

All rooms on campus are furnished with extra-long twin beds, wardrobe and drawer space, desk, and a chair for each student, plus land-line phone service and computer access. Each residence hall also has laundry facilities.

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Greater Grand Forks. Fargo-Moorhead. The Lake. The Twin Cities. Winnipeg. Would you rather spend every weekend studying or road trip every so often? That’s what we thought.

Grand Forks, with a population of more than 53,000, is just 24 miles away. Shop and dine in unique places, plus have access to the Grand Forks International Airport.

If you want even more dining, shopping and entertainment options, Fargo-Moorhead is only 70 miles southwest and Minneapolis is a 290-mile drive. Winnipeg, Canada, an international visitor destination, is 150 miles from Crookston.

Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere on campus, but remember bustling cities are just a short drive away. Grab your new friends, “emergency” credit card and the keys, and you’re on your way to a weekend adventure.

Traveling home?You have several accessible options, such as:

Grand Forks International Airport – 30 minute distance

Fargo Hector International Airport – 1 hour 20 minute distance

Greyhound Bus from Grand Forks, ND, to Minneapolis, MN – 2 times a day

Amtrak train from Grand Forks, ND, to Minneapolis, MN – 1 time a day

Come see more of the Upper Midwest

United States!

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Everything you need to know before you go.

Student-to-Faculty ratio

16:1

Campus

37 buildingson 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)

Undergraduate population:Total: 1,400 degree-seekingAfrican American ....... 5.3%American Indian..........1.4%Asian/Pacifi c .............. 1.9%Chicano/Latino ............2.7%White ..........................77.5%International ................7.5%Not reported ................3.7%

29bachelor’s programs

Geographic representation

34%

from out- of-state

On-campus housing

4 residence halls

77%

of fi rst-year freshmen live on campus

Accreditation

Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Class size

54% of classes have

fewer than 19 students

of graduates gain employment or admission into graduate school within one year of graduation

95% Career placement

40concentration

areas

18_minors

7online

degrees

Degrees

40 states and 27 countries represented

80% have

fewer than 29 students

Estimated Cost of Attendance for International Students 2010-11*Tuition and Fees (based on fl at-rate for 13 credits or more) .........................$10,823Room and Board (based on Skyberg Hall & 19 meals/week) .........................$6,474Health Insurance ..............................................................................................$1,860Total ................................................................................................................. $19,157

Anticipated Misc. Expenses: $1,000-1,600 (includes telephone, laundry, cable, entertainment, travel, etc.)

Note: Required fees include University fee ($1,300), student services fee ($400) and technology fee ($1,000). Estimated costs are subject to change; please check website for current cost.

*U of M, Crookston has a single tuition rate. We do not charge higher rates for out-of-state or international students.

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Internships

See how you fi t in through great internship opportunities with a myriad of fi rms, from small businesses in our backyard to Fortune 500 companies, schools, NCAA and professional sports teams and whatever type of place you see yourself working someday.

Solid fi rst step

Going on? U of M, Crookston students get fully prepared and can meet all the requirements to apply to dental, medical, chiropractic or veterinarian school or go on for more education in nursing, optometry, occupational and physical therapy, pharmacy and more.

Altru Health System

Breed associations

Chambers of Commerce

Craguns

Dairy operations

Deloitte Touche

Elementary schools

Forest Flying Service

Harvard Sports Information Dept.

Microsoft Solutions

Miller Park

Minnesota Dept. of Natural Resources

Minnesota State Parks

Minnesota Timberwolves

During college, students get an inside view of their future career with internships at businesses and organizations, including:

Nashville Predators

Nature Conservancy

Philadelphia Phillies event management

Plant pathology laboratories

Pracs Institute

RiverView Health

Target Corporation

Unisys

U.S. Forest Service

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

USDA research stations

Veterinary hospitals

Voyageur’s National Park

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Our career placement focus centers on the time when you won’t even be on our campus. As a University of Minnesota, Crookston alum, you’ll be competitive in the global economy. 95 percent of graduates gain employment or enroll in graduate or professional school within one year of graduation. Of course we’ll miss you, but we’ll follow your career with pride. And you’re welcome to come back to visit, always.

Come here so you can leave.

Alaska Fish and Wildlife

American Crystal

CASE IH

Caterpillar

CHS

Elementary schools throughout the world

Frito Lay

Kraft

Land O’Lakes

Maddens on Gull Lake

Microsoft

Do what you love. Live for more than the weekend.

U of M, Crookston graduates are now with fi rms such as:

Monsanto

North Dakota and Minnesota Departments of Natural Resources

NCAA II NSIC headquarters media relations

U of M Extension

U of M Vet School

U.S. Fish and Wildlife

USDA

Yellowstone National Park

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It’s a small world after all. Really.

Diversity is huge at the University ofMinnesota, Crookston. Your roommates, classmates and friends might also call Minnesota, Alaska, California, Canada, South Korea or China home.

Learning the culture and views of friends from 27 countries and 40 states not only helps you better understand the world, it helps you understand yourself and how your piece fi ts into the puzzle of global society.

Get involved in the many multicultural and international programs on campus, and you’ll see how easy it is to make friends from across the planet.

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• Norway

• China

• France

• Ireland

• Australia

• Thailand

• Costa Rica

• Mexico

• Kenya

• Ghana

• New Zealand

• England

• Switzerland

• India

Close your eyes, spin the globe, point and go. Open your eyes and your mind.

Want to get away for a summer, a semester, a year? Take your pick of 300 options in 67 countries. Study, intern, volunteer, play, explore—here or anywhere.

But don’t just be here or there. Live.

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Show your skills or sound your scream.

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).

Men’s athletics: Baseball, Basketball, Football, Golf

Women’s athletics: Basketball, Equestrian, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

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International Student Admission RequirementsHigh school—3 years of high school study and Certifi cate of Graduation or equivalent diploma

GPA

Minimum GPA is 2.0 (out of 4.0 scale)

English Profi ciency

The University of Minnesota, Crookston requires all non-native English speaking students to demonstrate suffi cient command of the English language necessary to succeed in college-level classes taught in English. This profi ciency must be demonstrated by results of the Test for English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or the Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB).

An offi cial report of the TOEFL, IELTS, or MELAB will be sent to International Admissions

English as a Second Language (ESL)The University of Minnesota, Crookston offers a pre-collegiate English program, which provides English language instruction and related support services to foreign students who are both qualifi ed for and have a desire to study undergraduate classes at UMC.

Upon successful completion of ESL and recommendation by the ESL faculty, students will be moved into a degree-seeking program.

Admission TOEFL TOEFL IELTS MELABstatus (pbt) (ibt)

Degree 520 68 5.5 75

ESL 420 36 3.5 55(Non degree)

The essential to-do list for admission:

1. Fill out application form for Undergraduate International Students.

2. Sign it.

3. Complete fi nancial declaration.

4. Submit your scores (TOEFL if from a non-English speaking nation or SAT/ACT if from anEnglish speaking nation).

5. Send in your offi cial high school or equivalent transcript, unless transferring from a college or university.

6. Send in your college transcripts (if applicable).

7. Include non-refundable $30 application fee in U.S. currency.

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In-State, Flat-Rate Tuition

Unlike most schools, the U of M, Crookston does not charge lower in-state tuition for local students and higher out-state tuition for nonlocal students. All students are charged the same in-state rate, regardlessof residency.

Any student taking 13 credits or more per semester is charged fl at-rate tuition, meaning the student is not charged tuition for the additional credits. Students taking one to 12 credits will be assessed a per-credit charge.

Students who take advantage of the fl at rate and graduate in four years will pay signifi cantly less and can save nearly $20,000. To graduate in four years at UMC, a student must complete an average of 15-16 credits per semester.

Additional fi nancial help is available to second-year international students, with more than 300 specialty scholarships awarded.

Recommended Timeline for Admission

Applying for Fall Admission

September-June Apply for admission (deadline: June 30)

Submit medical history/February 15-July immunization form and begin course registration process

April–July Submit housing contract and deposit

August Attend orientation and move in

Applying for Spring Admission

April–October Apply for admission (deadline: October 31)

October–December Submit medical history/ immunization form and begin course registration process

September-December Submit housing contract and deposit

January Attend orientation and move in

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Let’s talk.Contact us anytime, however you’d like, or check us out online.

International Admissions+1.218.281.8350intlumc@umn.eduumcrookston.edu/international

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Start here. Grow big.

Small things like noodles, cookies andlaundry detergent make a big difference.The U of M, Crookston is a place where we pay attention to you. You belong. You go out and do. You get to know your professors, and they get to know you. These essentials all add up to earning a prestigious degree and making your mark on our world. And that’s big.

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+1-218-281-8350

Inside the U.S. : 1-800-UMC-MINN(862-6466)

umcrookston.edu/visit

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