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.
Course Cap Procedure Purpose To establish and manage all course caps to aid in meeting various student and stakeholder needs. Those needs include, but are not limited to: student learning, accreditation expectations, safety, clinical sites and Minnesota State system
Course loads Students should plan to devote at least three hours per credit per week for study time, in general. Plan on additional time for class attendance and/or review of course materials. For example, if you are taking 12 credits/semester, you should plan on
Course Delivery Options M State has six delivery options for its courses: On-campus On-campus classes involve going to a campus for the required class times. Online - Synchronous Using video software such as Zoom, these classes have scheduled, virtual meetings or activity
Appeal a transfer course decision If you disagree with a transfer decision, you can request further review through your eServices account. Before requesting a review, however, we recommend you consult with your advisor. To request a review: Log in to SpartanNet with your StarID and
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
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
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
