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Course Equivalency Policy Purpose To maintain integrity and consistency of College’s curricula. Policy A course that meets a standard of comparability of 75 percent or more similarity in learning outcomes and content using the course outlines, or for a course from outside of
Course Cap Policy Purpose To establish and manage course caps for all courses to aid in meeting various student and stakeholder needs. Those needs include, but are not limited to: student learning needs, accreditation expectations, Minnesota State system guidelines
Assessment for Course Placement Policy Purpose To comply with the system Assessment for Course Placement Policy. To help students prepare for the content and rigor associated with college-level work. Responsibility Policy Minnesota State Community and Technical College follows the
Workforce Development Solutions Healthcare Course FAQs Get fast answers to common questions about CNA, CPR, and nurse refresher courses from M State's Workforce Development Solutions.
M State, Sanford win award for high school EMR course partnership M State and Sanford Ambulance, collaborators since the beginning of the academic year on an elective college-level emergency responder course at the Moorhead High School Career Academy, have been honored with MnACTE's 2025 Business and Industry Partnership Award.
Five local higher education institutions sign course exchange agreement Five higher education institutions – Concordia College, Minnesota State University Moorhead, North Dakota State College of Science, North Dakota State University, and Minnesota State Community and Technical College – came together to enter into the Metro College Alliance course exchange agreement.
Developmental courses M State courses with a number prefix of 1,000 or greater are considered to be college-level classes, and students earn college credits for successfully completing the courses. Math and English courses with course numbers beginning with 0 are
Registering for courses To register, log into SpartanNet>E-Services>Courses & Registration. There are two ways to register for courses: Quick Add (Register): If you have the course ID numbers for the classes you wish to take, enter the ID numbers and register. Be sure the
Dropping/adding/withdrawing from courses There is a period of time during each semester when you can adjust your schedule by dropping and adding courses. After this period has ended, you may withdraw from courses until a specified point in the semester. For classes that run the entire
Withdrawing from a course Before you withdraw from a course, you should be aware that course withdrawals: Will increase the cost of your education May affect your financial aid status and may require repayment of federal financial aid May affect your anticipated graduation
