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Schedule a free campus tour through University of Minnesota Office of Admissions . You can see cool buildings and campus housing, sit in on a class, and talk to current students about campus life. 

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If you're ready to begin your journey at the College of Science and Engineering, apply now through the University of Minnesota Office of Admissions .

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It's time to confirm that you're coming to the Twin Cities! You can do this today on the CSE admitted students page . 

How do CSE scholarships work?

They are based on academic achievement, financial need, special talents, interests, and qualities—or other criteria defined by the scholarship donor. For more information, visit the CSE scholarships page .

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Once you have been admitted to the freshman class and  confirmed your admission, visit the CSE orientation page to learn more about signing up for a summer orientation date and completing your pre-orientation checklist.

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University of Minnesota Duluth Campus Tour

During this campus visit program, you will receive a presentation from one of our Admissions Counselors outlining general information about UMD. You will also have the opportunity to experience campus on a tour with one of our Bulldog Tour Guides. Explore UMD to see first-hand if we are the right fit for you!  

Important Visit Information

• Please do not attend your visit if you or anyone in your household is ill or experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19.
• Due to limited capacity, we encourage a maximum of two guests per registered student.
• If you are coming with another registered student and prefer to be in the same tour group, please list this in the additional requests section. We cannot guarantee requests that are not made at the time of registration.
• Each prospective student must register in advance.
• Please Note: If driving, vehicle information (license plate and vehicle type) is required to park on campus in our visitor lots. Campus lots are enforced year-round. Please have this information available when completing your visit registration.

Spring semester programs will end on Friday, April 26, 2024. Summer visit programs will be posted for registration in mid-to-late April. Summer programs will start in late May. If you are looking to visit campus outside of our visit programs or during our break between programs , we encourage you to take advantage of our self-guided tour option .

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Visiting campus, fall in love with our campus.

Visiting campus is an important piece to deciding on a college. We offer many visit options for you. Whether you're looking to take your first steps on campus or learn more about us from the comfort of your home, we're here to give you the full campus experience. There are many other ways to connect with us outside of the campus experience and virtual campus experience. Learn more about our Major Exploration Days, Visiting your High School, Virtual Events and more!

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IN-PERSON VISIT FAQs

+ what will i see on my in-person campus tour.

During your campus tour you will get a feel for what it is like to be a Golden Eagle student on our campus. We will show you everything from the student hang out areas like the Sargeant Student Center & International Lounge, our many on campus dining options, classrooms & labs, our state of the art Wellness Center , and our on-campus Residence Halls . If there is something more specific you would like to see make sure you request it when you sign up for your visit, or let us know during your tour!

+ What kind of additional requests can I make?

If you have any additional requests for your Campus Experience visit you can include that when you sign up under the “Questions & Comments” section. These can include things like meeting with an athletics’ coach, meeting with the Disability Resource Center , any dietary or mobility restrictions, etc. Please let us know any way that we can make your visit more enjoyable!

+ I have scheduled a in-person campus tour, now what?

Yay! We look forward to your visit with us. You should receive a confirmation email shortly after signing up to the email addresses that you included in your sign up form. You will also receive a reminder email with parking directions 3 days prior to your visit. If you have any questions regarding your visit please feel free to contact the Office of Admissions at (218) 281-8569.

+ How do I get to U of M Crookston?

The U of M Crookston is located at the North West edge of Crookston, MN.

Our address is: 2900 University Avenue Crookston, MN 56716.

You will receive a 3 day reminder email before your event with directions of where to check in and where to park. Also see:

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+ What should I wear on my campus tour?

The tour portion of your Campus Experience will be approximately one hour of walking both indoors and outdoors. Please wear comfortable shoes to walk in and dress for the weather.

+ What if I need to reschedule (or cancel) my visit?

Bummer, but we understand! If you have scheduled or signed up for a Campus Experience or Event please give us a call at the Admissions Office at (218) 281-8569, to let us know you will no longer be able to make it. If you already know a new date that will work better let us know and we will get you signed up for your new time. Otherwise we will send you an email with the link to our sign up calendar so that you can sign up on your own time.

SPECIAL VISIT DAYS

+ major exploration days.

Our Major Exploration Days are a great way to experience campus within your academic area of interest. Take part in a full day of hands-on lab activities with faculty and students in the program.

• Animal Science Exploration Day : April 5, 2024
• Careers in Sports Exploration Day :  April 12, 2024
• Equine Exploration Day: TBA

Sign-Up To Be Notified Of Future Major Exploration Days

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+ Virtual Classroom Visits with an Admissions Counselor

Have you thought about having your classes meet virtually with one of our Admissions Counselors? We can talk about how to begin the college search process, the college application and financial aid processes, what it means to be a test-optional institution and no longer require the ACT or SAT for admissions and scholarships, how scholarships are awarded, majors and career choices, etc.

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VIRTUAL VISITS FAQs

+ what will my virtual campus experience be like.

Check out the Virtual Campus tour page to do a self-guided tour of campus through our interactive virtual map and watch videos showcasing our campus and our students.

+ Will the information be the same as an on campus visit?

All the information that you can find on the virtual Campus Experience will also be shared with you on an in-person campus tour. But on an in-person visit we will have the chance to dive into more details about all the spaces and opportunities for our students on our campus. If you are not able to make it to campus for a visit, we recommend that you reach out to your admissions counselor with your specific questions.

+ Can I sign up for an on campus visit after my virtual visit?

Yes! We would love to show you around campus and show you all the spaces in real life! Schedule an in-person visit. See you soon!

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Fumi Cheever helps international students adjust to campus life and schooling. Her grit through her years as an international student serves her well in her career and getting to know others.

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Hamline visit options.

Whether you’re able to travel or not, we’ll help you get the information you’re looking for. See our virtual and in-person visit options and decide what works best for you:

• Undergraduate first year, transfer and international students can schedule an in-person visit with a current student as your guide
• Request an undergraduate virtual meeting to get all your admission questions answered
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Prospective undergraduate students

Whether you're a first-year, transfer, or international student, our diverse visit events will help you see what Hamline is all about. Meet our students, professors, and admission staff to explore what it's like to be a Piper.

Prospective online degree completion students

Thinking about finishing your bachelor's degree online at Hamline? We have virtual visit options for you to learn more about the program and what makes Hamline special.

Prospective graduate students

Information sessions are the best way to learn more about graduate programs at Hamline. RSVP for an upcoming session or schedule an in-person or virtual visit personalized to your needs.

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Can’t make the trip to campus or attend any virtual events? We’ve got the perfect alternative. Try our virtual tour to get an interactive, 360° introduction to the Hamline campus.

Take the Virtual Tour

Explore campus through our interactive virtual tour by clicking the link above. Once there, you can select from a number of locations by selecting the 'choose a space' option on the tour. You can also select a building or specific location from the list below.

How to get to Hamline

Our central campus is located between Saint Paul and Minneapolis in a vibrant, urban neighborhood that’s home to businesses representing 16 different countries. Visitor parking is located in the Anderson Center Ramp at the corner of Snelling and Englewood avenues with the ramp entrance on Englewood. Take a ticket to enter the ramp and check-in at the front desk. 

Call 651-523-2800 for additional help getting to our Saint Paul campus.

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2024 men's frozen four: bracket, scores, schedule for the college hockey championship.

The 2024 men's ice hockey tournament began Thursday, March 28. Click or tap here to view the full field, including every first round matchup.  

The tournament runs from April 28 through April 11 and 13 at the Men's Frozen Four in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

2024 DI men's ice hockey tournament bracket

Here's a look at the complete 2024 DI men's hockey tournament bracket: 

Click or tap here to see the full bracket .PDF ➡️ Click or tap here to see the interactive bracket ➡️

2024 DI men's ice hockey tournament schedule

First round | March 29

• No. 1 Boston College 4, Michigan Tech 1 
• No. 4 Michigan State vs. Western Michigan | 5 p.m.  | ESPNU
• Wisconsin vs. Quinnipiac | 5:30 p.m.  | ESPNews
• North Dakota vs. Michigan | 8:30 p.m.  | ESPNU

Second round | March 30 and 31

Men’s Frozen Four | April 11 and 13

• Semifinals, April 11
• National Championship, April 13

First round | March 28

• No. 3 Denver 2 , UMass 1 (2OT)
• No. 2 Boston U 6,  RIT 3
• Cornell 3 , Maine 1
• Minnesota 3 , Omaha 2

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Former ISU president Dietz a finalist for interim presidency in Minnesota

Former Illinois State University president Larry Dietz is a finalist for an interim presidency at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota .

Dietz, who was president at ISU from 2014-2021, is one of two candidates being considered for the top job at a university beset by declining enrollment , a growing budget deficit and staff and programming cuts over the past year.

St. Cloud University’s current president, Robbyn Wacker, announced in November she would leave the position in June once her contract expires, opening up the position for interim leadership.

Dietz is the only candidate outside of Minnesota’s state university system who is in the running; the second finalist is Henry Morris , currently the senior diversity officer and the vice president of diversity, equity and inclusion at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Morris has been with that institution since 1990, according to a news release.

Dietz retired from ISU in 2021, seven years after he was appointed to the presidency in 2014. His tenure oversaw the development of a new strategic plan, renovations of Bone Student Center, the opening of the Center for Civic Engagement and a Redbirds Rising fundraising campaign that continues annually.

Dietz is scheduled for an on-campus visit on Thursday, April 4, to meet with administrators, students and employees.

Chancellor Scott Olson, who oversees the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system, is expected to make a recommendation to the system’s board of trustees during an April 17 meeting.

The person selected for St. Cloud University’s interim presidency is expected to start on July 1.

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Big Crow to give student address at UMN Morris commencement

Each year, faculty and graduating seniors at the University of Minnesota Morris select a student to receive the Curtis H. Larson Award. This award was established to honor UMN Morris’s first senior class speaker in 1964 and the recipient speaks on behalf of the graduates during the commencement ceremony.  

Kianna Big Crow ’24, Pine Ridge, South Dakota, is the 2024 Curtis H. Larson recipient. She is graduating with majors in Economics and Native American and Indigenous Studies. A member of the Oglala Lakota, Big Crow has been active with the Morris Campus Student Association, the Circle of Nations Indigenous Association, American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES), Cougar NCAA DIII Athletics, Welcome Week for new students, TRIO SSS, and the McNair Scholars Program.

UMN Morris will celebrate the 2024 Commencement on Saturday, May 11 at 1:30 p.m. More than 210 students will receive their degrees. Complete details are available at  morris.umn.edu/commencement.  

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George Floyd scholarship accused of discriminating against non-Black students in federal complaint

The George Floyd Memorial Scholarship offered at North Central University in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is being accused of violating the Civil Rights Act, according to a federal complaint.

The Legal Insurrection Foundation filed the legal complaint Monday with the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights. The conservative nonprofit says its mission is devoted to advancing free expression and academic freedom on campuses.

The foundation claims the George Floyd Memorial Scholarship is violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 , which "prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color and national origin in programs and activities receiving federal financial assistance."

To be eligible for the scholarship in question, the applicant must "be a student who is Black or African American, that is, a person having origins in any of the black racial groups of Africa," according to the university.

Students who do not meet the prerequisite racial category are automatically ineligible for the scholarship.

"Discrimination against white applicants is just as unlawful as discrimination against black or other non-white applicants," complaint writers, civil rights attorney Ameer Benno and Cornell University law professor William Jacobson, said.

"Regardless of NCU's reasons for sponsoring and promoting the GFMS [scholarship], it is violating Title VI by doing so."

North Central University did not immediately respond to an NBC News request for comment.

The George Floyd Memorial Scholarship was created in 2020 "to contribute toward the educational promise of aspiring young black American leaders," according to a university news release .

The scholarship is still accepting applications for the 2024-25 academic school year, and the recipient will be selected by June.

Katherine Itoh is a news associate for NBC News.

Gophers add California quarterback Jackson Kollock to 2025 recruiting class

A fter dark on the west coast, California-based quarterback Jackson Kollock committed to the Gophers football program late Thursday night. Kollock, a three-star recruit, pledged to the U as he wrapped up a visit to Minnesota this week.

“I’m blessed to announce that I’m committed to the University of Minnesota!” Kollock said on X at 11:22 Minnesota time.

The 6-foot-3, 225-pounder from Laguna Beach had scholarship offers from Cal, Oregon State, Washington State, UNLV and others. He was committed to Washington this winter.

Kollock posted highlights that said he threw for 3,174 yards and 41 touchdowns and five interceptions in 11 games in 2023.

Kollock is the third commitment to Minnesota’s 2025 recruiting class, following Torin Pettaway, a defensive tackle from Middleton, Wis., and Zach Harden, a defensive back from Covington, Ga.

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