Minnesota College Question....?
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According to its website, there is a partnership between Normandale Community College and the University of Minnesota. It would require the minimum of a C for a course to transfer over as a college major foundaiton course or general education course. It also includes the Minnesota Transfer curriculum. If you will be relying on financial aid as your funding for tuition, apply to both programs and see which one will give you the most help on it.
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Looks like Missouri State University would be a good choice. [see link]
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i think rochester is not all that a good uni.\nuniv of georgia is a better bet for sure...i dont know about the AI programm though
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check with your local community college
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Hello,\n\nWell there are different types of programs, and the shortest program is a combined BS and MD program.\nGraduating early may not be to your benifit if you are interested in this program.\nE-mail me at \nadmissioncounseling@yahoo.com\nif you have any questions, I am a college counselor with over 13 years of field experience
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These sites should help you a lot...\nhttp://www.dnr.state.mn.us \nand \nhttp://www.exploreminnesota.com\n\nThe dnr you can put in any river, lake etc. and it will give you all the information about it including pictures.
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Depends on the college. Read.
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They have a summer in MN?
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I live in MN too but I have only been there once.  It was too big for me.  There are lots of other things in the state that I would rather do but then I'm not a teenager any more.  You should look at www.exploreminnesota.com there are lots of fun things in the state!
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you may find this link useful: \nhttp://apps.collegeboard.com/search/CollegeDetail.jsp?collegeId=1251&profileId=1
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Wikipedia has a list of people from Minnesota list available here. It contains a number of athletes.
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I just checked out the MSU website. It is regionally accredited, which is the best accreditation there is. If you want to check it out more go to the following link:\n\nhttp://www.mountainstate.edu
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Buff State is a great college with a super teaching program.  Don't know about CUNY though.  Plus, Buffalo ROCKS!!  GO SABRES!!
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Here is a discussion on this topic for you:\n\nhttp://talk.collegeconfidential.com/archive/index.php/t-19444.html
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Call the state licensing board of Minnesota. Chances are if you haven't taken extra continuing education credits, it will no longer be good. Also, depending on the state you intend to practice in, a new board exam may be required.
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If your overall GPA isn't great, but you improved in your senior year, and you can explain your situation in your essays, then colleges tend to view that well. The good thing is that your most recent grades are good, and you now seem to have your depression under control. This is a positive thing. \n\nIf U Minn doesn't accept you, then yes, you can attend a community college and then transfer. In fact, you may want to call U Minn and see if they have a "transfer compact" with any particular community colleges in the state. In these sorts of compacts, the University would have an established relationship with a community college, guaranteeing all of the graduates of that community college admission, or those with over a certain GPA. So, it's possible that you could attend community college for two years, get your associates, apply to U Minn, and be guaranteed admission. Call them and ask if such a thing exists. \n\nAlso speak to them about your situation and see what they think about your chances for admission. And apply there, because you never know. Again, your recent grades are good, your grades improved, and you've gotten your depression under control. Even if your overall GPA is a bit lower than they normally admit, they may put more weight on your recent grades and allow you entrance. Worth a conversation at least!
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nuh uh but i know someone from mn lol. he's weird =D