http://www.mnscu.edu

Minnesota State Colleges and Universities is opening its doors and hearts to help college students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The 53 campuses will make every effort to expedite the enrollment process and to personalize advising to determine the best possible arrangement.

Katrina Student Relief

Katrina FAQ's

1) Who is The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities?
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System comprises 32 state-supported technical colleges, community colleges and state universities. The system's colleges and universities are located on 53 campuses in 46 communities throughout the state. To find out more about The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System go to http://www.mnscu.edu

2) Do I have to come to Minnesota in order to continue my education?
You may choose to come to Minnesota and attend one of our 53 campuses for on campus courses, participate in workforce training or stay where you are and take an online course(s).

3) Is there someone available who can walk me through my options?
Yes. The Minnesota Online Call Center advisors are pleased to help you discover your options.
They can be reached:

Hours: M-F 7a-9p CST. Weekends 10a-3:30p CST.
Phone: 1.800.456.8519
TTY: 1.800.627.3529
Email: mnscuonline@custhelp.com

4) If I take a course at a Minnesota campus, will it transfer back to my institution?
Transferring of courses is always under the jurisdiction of your institution. All Minnesota State Colleges and Universities are accredited and have a statewide transfer agreement that meets criteria for transferability.

5) What financial help is available?
There are a variety of sources with financial aid, scholarships and tuition deferral. To find out more go to http://distance.minnesota.edu/katrina/tuition.php