Minneapolis College’s innovative mathematics program meets the needs of students wherever they are in their academic journey. Whether a student plans to continue their math studies at a four-year college or university, needs to meet a math requirement for another degree program or refresh their basic skills, there is a math class to meet their needs. Classes are offered for students pursuing math, the liberal arts, business, STEM and a range of other career goals.

Implementing change to increase student success

Theater on the Park Presents

MOVED BY PROVIDENCE

Written by Marcia McMullen
Directed by Gail Smogqard

About:
A Metro student seeking truth, finds herself re-thinking race and entitlement. Whose side is Providence on? And is Providence truly divine?

Performances:

• November 12, 13, 18, 19 at 7 p.m.
• November 13, 20 at 2 p.m.

Where:

Whitney Fine Arts Center Main Stage
1424 Yale Place

You are invited to join us as we celebrate the success and presence of first-generation college students, faculty and staff at Minneapolis College! Started by the Council for Opportunity in Education (COE) and the NASPA Center for First-Generation Student Success, First Generation College Student Day takes place on campuses across the country on November 8.  

The Minneapolis College Foundation has been a pillar in our community for more than 45 years, priding itself on offering financial assistance and educational support to students in need who attend Minneapolis College. The work is accomplished thanks to the remarkable generosity of our individual, community and business partners who enable us to help make dreams come true for hundreds of our students each year.

Special College Knowledge Month Activities During Minnesota State Week

The Minneapolis College Honors Program is housed within the School of Liberal Arts and Cultures and is tailored for students who want more educational engagement, learning opportunities and community connections.

Validation of the TRIO Educational Opportunity Center at Minneapolis College emerges when beneficiaries of the programs find pathways to achieve career aspirations and life dreams.

Minneapolis College seeks to “amplify beloved community” with it’s 2nd annual MLK Oratorical contest. For its inaugural year, the contest focused on race and exploring ways communities can heal from racial injustice. This year the focus is voting rights.

“The restrictions that are being brought to bear on voting seemed a timely and meaningful topic,” said Charles Watson, Coordinator of the African American Empowerment (AME) Program. Watson is also the committee chair for the College’s MLK Day programming committee.

Preparing Students for Work or Transfer

The field of Environmental Science arose as a multidisciplinary approach to studying the effects of human activities on the planet and to solve environmental problems. This requires developing a foundation of understanding in biological, chemical, physical and social processes.

Students ‘energized and engaged – 100 percent attendance’

Minneapolis College and Lino Lakes Correctional Facility joined in a partnership this fall to provide all eligible incarcerated students the opportunity to achieve a two-year Associate of Arts degree.