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MINOT,ND
MSU’S BEAUTIFUL AND
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GROWING COMMUNITY.
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- 1. WELCOME TO MINOT STATEUNIVERSITY BE HEARD EXCELLENCE PRIDE SPIRITTRADITION BE SEEN OPPORTUNITY
- 2. OUR STUDENTS HAVE THE ADVANTAGES OF A SMALL SCHOOL ATMOSPHERE AND OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED BY A LARGER UNIVERSITY. MSU has a terrific variety of in-demand academic programs, dedicated and caring faculty, supportive staff, outstanding students, unique opportunities to get involved, first-class facilities, and a wonderful campus atmosphere. I look forward to seeing you on campus so you can experience all that MSU has to offer! – DR. STEVEN W. SHIRLEY, PRESIDENT MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY
- 3. 2 SIZE STUDENTS 25 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE $6,800 MSU STUDENTS RECEIVE AN ANNUAL AVERAGE OF in FINANCIAL AID AFFORDABILITY QUALITY CAREERS IN THEIR ACADEMIC FIELD OF GRADS GO ON TO 76% ALL MSU MAJOR PROGRAMS ARE ACCREDITED ON CAMPUS ONLINE WEB- BASED MAFB BISMARCK FARGO LEARNING OPTIONS FLEXIBLE 7.1% FROM CANADA 5.1% FROM INTL. 63.3% FROM NORTH DAKOTA 24.5% FROM OTHER U.S. STUDENT POPULATION 1028 960 571 282 EDUCATION & HEALTH SCIENCES ARTS & SCIENCES 507 OTHER GRAD SCHOOL BUSINESS STUDENTS PER COLLEGE (FALL 2015) RECEIVED GRANTS OR SCHOLARSHIPS of the FALL 2014 FRESHMAN cohort 79% from the federal or state government or MSU $ 100+ AREAS STUDY of $IN-STATE TUITION FOR ALL UNIVERSITY IN THE U.S. 3rd MOST Based on out-of-state tuition rate (BestColleges.com) AFFORDABLE NIGHT including international students
- 4. [THE MAGIC CITY] MINOT,ND MSU’S BEAUTIFUL AND WELCOMING CAMPUS IS LOCATED IN A VIBRANT, GROWING COMMUNITY. 925 OVER COMMUNITY EVENTS IN 2015 49,000+ POPULATION 51 31 82 58 56 35 SEASONAL AVERAGE TEMPS IN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT NORTH DAKOTA 4th LARGEST CITY IN (2015 CENSUS DATA)
- 5. Scandinavian Heritage Park Minot Symphony Orchestra MSU Summer Theatre North Dakota State Fair Integrity Jazz Festival Northwest Art Center MSU Homecoming Norsk Høstfest Arts in the Parks Motor Magic Mouse River Players Downtown Minot MSU NOTSTOCK Movie in the Park Roosevelt Park Zoo Taube Museum of Art Souris Valley Golf Course Why Not?! Music Fest iMagicon The Minot Story Hour Roosevelt Park Pool Nodak Speedway North Hill Bowl Fishing Rock the Leaves Ice Skating & Hockey Snowboarding Sledding Softball & Baseball Cross Country Skiing Biking & Walking Paths Basketball & Tennis Courts Magic City Motocross Open Mic Nights 4 VisitMinot.org Non-profit organization that hosts music events with local and national talent Eclectic mix of unique shops, restaurants, galleries, and events ND’s largest annual event, featuring big name country artists, rock concerts, rides and more Comic and gaming convention with a focus on artists, cosplay, LARPing, and more WHAT IS THERE TO DO IN MINOT? 15 2
- 6. Maddie Thompson, Minot, ND Music Education and Theatre Arts, double major “MSU students gain more than just a degree. We’re encouraged to dive into our educational experience, engage in campus life, develop lasting friendships, and have unique experiences in all areas of our studies.” LEARN. GROW. ACHIEVE. FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE First-Year Experience (FYE) is a unique learning experience to help you transition to university life by connecting you with other students, peer mentors, and engaging faculty. FYE learning communities consist of courses with a common theme.
- 7. 6 “Through the generosity of alumni scholarships, Minot State University has helped to ensure success in my education and has allowed me to move one step closer to earning my nursing degree.” Tanielle Brost Dickinson, ND Nursing major “MSU’s Education Department has provided me with tools and resources that I will be able to implement easily into my future classroom. The observations that I have been able to experience in area classrooms are unlike any other university.” Taylor Foley Minot, ND Elementary Education major “The atmosphere in the College of Business is full of passion. With faculty members who are true masters of their respective crafts, I leave my business classes with confidence from the knowledge given by my instructors.” Kevin Morgan Mesaieed, Qatar International Business major Examples of FYE Learning Communities So You Want to Be a Techie? Robots and Makers: Creative Technologies and the Human Experience Great Minds Think Alike, or Do They? Villains, Hereos and Heroines: Life in a Fairy Tale The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly – Pop Culture, Media and Criminal Justice in America AskMSU.com/FYE
- 8. Dr. Alexandra Deufel Biology MINOT STATE FACULTY ARE ENGAGING, INSIGHTFUL AND EAGER TO SHARE THEIR ENTHUSIASM WITH STUDENTS. “All faculty members in the department of biology involve undergraduates in research. This hands-on involvement is not usually something undergrads can experience at a larger university, and it really gives our students an advantage when they apply to professional schools.”
- 9. 8 “I was drawn to Minot State University because of the uniqueness of its programs, the strong connection between the university and the community, and its commitment to student success. As students and faculty work together in the pursuit of excellence they forge bonds and build relationships that will last a lifetime.” Dr. Mark McQuade Music “Students enjoy my interactive inquiry-based learning approach. I like to provide practical learning opportunities and expose students to key business professionals, assisting them to connect theory and practice by learning strategies employed in real-world scenarios.” Dr. Tracey Mays Business Administration “Students are at the heart of what we do. Our classes are small and our professors are here to help you learn, so when you come to class, be ready to think and interact.” Dr. Kathy Hintz Elementary Education Minot State students thrive through our small class sizes, dynamic learning environment and the ability to work closely with quality professors. They are prepared to showcase their research and are equipped with the tools needed to succeed in their field.
- 10. FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE HONORSINTERNSHIPS STUDENT GOVERNMENT DARWIN DAY TRANSITIONS RESEARCH PEER TUTORING COMMUNITY OUTREACH POWER CENTER WORKSHOPS PEER MENTORING ENGAGEMENT GRADUATE SCHOOL ONLINE COURSES STUDY ABROADS E V E R S O N ENTREPRENEURSHIP A C A D E M Y HONORS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: ACT 25/SAT 1200 (SAT results after February 2016) or High School GPA 3.50 or higher (on a 4.00 scale) HONORS PROGRAM The Honors Program in Engagement & Scholarship (HOPES) challenges students who want stimulating academics, caring faculty, collaborative learning, and creative thinking. Students participate in lively seminar discussions, conduct independent study and research, produce and present an advanced-level writing project, participate in community service projects, and earn public recognition for their achievements. AskMSU.com/honors 3.52 GPA AVERAGE represented in the Honors Program EXPAND YOUR EDUCATION
- 11. AskMSU.com/studyabroad 10 • Expand your worldview by experiencing other cultures • Gain new perspective • Earn credits toward graduation • Enhance your resumé STUDY ABROAD Our study abroad opportunities can take you to Norway, Sweden, Spain, and beyond. Choose between summer, semester, or academic year programs administered by ISA, Semester at Sea, MSU faculty-led programs, and exchanges with international partner institutions. AskMSU.com/power STUDENT ACADEMIC SUPPORT Campus mentors, counselors, student leaders, peer advisors, and professional staff are here to guide you through the transition to college life. • Tutoring • Writing Center • POWER (TRiO services)
- 12. THEATRE EDUCATION FINE ARTSATHLETIC TRAINING COMMUNICATION N U R S I N GFOREIGN LANGUAGE MATHEMATICS SCIENCE M A R K E T I N G M U S I CPSYCHOLOGY MANAGEMENT H I S TO RYCORPORATE FITNESS SOCIALWORK COMPUTER SCIENCE CRIMINALJUSTICE ENGLISHBROADCASTING COMMUNICATION DISORDERS ACCOUNTING UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS Accounting Addiction Studies n Applied Business Information Technology n Art • Art History • Ceramics • Drawing • Graphic Design • Integrated Media • Painting • Photography • Printmaking • Sculpture • Traditional Arts Art Education Arts Administration Athletic Training Bioinformatics Biology Biology Education Broadcasting • News Writing • Production • Public Relations Business Education Chemistry Chemistry Education Communication Communication Arts Education Communication Disorders Computer Science Corporate Fitness Criminal Justice n Early Childhood Education Earth Science Education Elementary Education English English Education Energy Economics & Finance Finance Fine Arts Foreign Language • Arabic • German • German Education • Spanish • Spanish Education • Dual Languages General Studies n Geology History History Education Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities n n International Business n Interpreting & Sign Language Studies Management n n Management Information Systems n Marketing n n Mathematics Mathematics Education Medical Laboratory Science Multimedia Studies Music Music Education Nursing n Physical Education Psychology n Radiological Technology Social Science Social Science Education Social Work n n n Sociology • General • Applied Sociology • Society & Inequality Special Education Theatre Arts Theatre Arts Education MAJORS MSU has three academic colleges: College of Business, College of Arts & Sciences, and College of Education & Health Sciences. CHOOSE YOUR FUTURE
- 13. PRE-PROFESSIONAL TRACKS Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Dental Hygiene Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Mortuary Science Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician’s Assistant Pre-Seminary Pre-Veterinary Medicine Pre-Wildlife Studies UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATES Application Software Specialist n Computer Programming Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities n Police Management & Investigation Web Development n n Degree also available online n Offered as A.S. degree n Offered at Bismarck State College n Offered at Dickinson State University n Offered at North Dakota State University The Higher Learning Commission accredits Minot State University. 12 AskMSU.com GRADUATE PROGRAMS Communication Disorders Education Information Systems n Management n Music Education Special Education n School Psychology GRADUATE CERTIFICATES Knowledge Management n Deaf/Hard of Hearing Education Special Education Strategist Learning Disabilities
- 14. 60+ STUDENT CLUBSAND ORGANIZATIONS 100+ CAMPUS EVENTS EACH YEAR K M S UMARCHING BAND I N T R A M U R A L S RED&GREEN SUMMER THEATRE NOTSTOCK BEAVER ATHLETICS BATTLE ON THE BORDER REDALERT SPRING POWWOW GREEKLIFEMULTICULTURAL FAIR HOMECOMING GROUP FITNESS CAMPUS MINISTRIES STUDENT ART SHOW MSU LIFE VOLUNTEERING CAMPUS PLAYERS STUDENT GOVERNMENT DARWIN DAY STUDENT AMBASSADOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION JOIN AskMSU.com/clubs GREEK CHAPTERS FIND YOUR BALANCE
- 15. 14 The Beaver Creek Café has a variety of all- you-care-to-eat dining options. MEAL PLAN UNLIMITED Our full time campus security team works hard to ensure your safety. 24/7 CAMPUS SECURITY It is a requirement for all first- year students to live on campus. LIVE EAT AskMSU.com/reslife AskMSU.com/dining and 2APARTMENT BUILDINGS RESIDENCE HALLS (CO-ED) 5
- 16. BUSY BEAVER3WAYS TO BE A INVOLVEMENT 1 AskMSU.com/MLife Activities for students include movies, karaoke, comedians, and much more!
- 17. Stay active at the STUDENT WELLNESS CENTER; stay well by visiting our STUDENT HEALTH CENTER. 16 ENGAGEMENT 3WELLNESS 2 Our students are recognized for engagement activities that include community service, civic engagement, community-based problem solving, service learning, and leadership development. AskMSU.com/wellness AskMSU.com/engagement
- 18. MSUBeavers.com MEN’S SPORTS Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Track & Field Wrestling Club Hockey Cheer Team WOMEN’S SPORTS Basketball Cross Country Golf Soccer Softball Track & Field Volleyball Club Hockey Cheer Team TRADITION MINOT STATE STUDENT-ATHLETES are dedicated to competing in their sport and in the classroom.
- 19. MSU STUDENTS CAN ATTEND HOME ATHLETIC EVENTS FOR FREE! Get in the game! INTRAMURAL SPORTS and additional club sports are open to all students and range from hockey to basketball, bowling to ping-pong! Cheer on your DII Beaver teams and join RED ALERT, our student spirit group! SPIRIT 18
- 20. COST? Tuition and Fees $6,568 TOTAL ANNUAL COSTS = $12,450 Costs are subject to change. Residence Hall Room $2,118 Unlimited Silver Meal Plan $3,764 MSU SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Scholarship Application Required for Admitted Students You may be eligible for MSU scholarships, both academic and need based, offered through the financial aid office to new and returning students. Application deadline for MSU Scholarships is February 15. Apply every academic year by the deadline. FAFSA results are used to determine eligibility for need based scholarships. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AWARD Scholarship Application Required for Admitted Students You may qualify for this financial award if you are: • American Indian or Alaskan Native • Asian American • Black or African American • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander • Hispanic/Latino • Multiracial/Multiethnic Eligible applicants must have a high school GPA of 2.25 or higher. 2016-17 TUITION AND FEES ALL students pay IN-STATE TUITION. AskMSU.com/scholarships WHAT DOES MSU
- 21. FRESHMAN AWARDS New freshmen who are admitted by February 15 and meet the academic standards will be eligible for these one time academic awards. Depending on funding availability, freshman awards may continue to be awarded after the priority deadline. FAFSA School Code: 002994 www.fafsa.gov MSU FAFSA Priority Funding Deadline: April 15 AskMSU.com/finaid 701-858-3375 800-777-0750 ext. 3375 Find MSU financial aid on Facebook for links to external scholarships. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the only application required to determine your eligibility for federal grants, work study and loan programs, and N.D. State Grant. The FAFSA can be completed after April 15; funding may be limited. Freshman Award Priority Deadline: February 15 MSU Scholarship Deadline: February 15 MSU FINANCIAL AID OFFICE 20 GREAT PLAINS EXCEPTIONAL SCHOLAR AWARD DISTINCTIVE AND ENGAGED SCHOLAR AWARD *ACT: composite **SAT: total score SERVICE TO THE COMMON GOOD SCHOLAR AWARD (does not include fees) FULL TUITION for four consecutive years* *ACT: composite **SAT: total score 25–29 $3,500 1200–1380 21–24 $2,500 1060-1190 18–20 $1,500 940-1050 or ACT* SAT** + H.S. GPA: 3.5 – 4.0 Canadians: 85% 25–29 $3,000 1200–1380 21–24 $2,000 1060-1190 18–20 $1,000 940-1050 or ACT* SAT** + H.S. GPA: 3.0 – 3.49 Canadians: 75% *$20,000+ value. Subject to change. H.S. GPA: 3.65–4.0 + ACT: 30–36 or SAT: 1390–1600
- 22. Application for Admission ($35 application fee) ACT or SAT results Minot State code numbers: ACT 3214 SAT 6479 Current high school transcript (if you have less than 24 college credits) All official college transcripts ADMISSION CHECKLIST at AskMSU.com APPLY TAKE THE NEXT STEP
- 23. 22 MINOT STATE ENROLLMENT SERVICES 701-858-3350/800-777-0750 ext. 3350 SCHEDULE YOUR VISIT AskMSU.com Preview Day November 19, 2016 Open House April 22, 2017 Freshman Award Priority Deadline February 15, 2017 Scholarship Application Due February 15, 2017 FAFSA Priority Deadline April 15, 2017 DATES TO KNOW CAMPUS TOURS Monday — Friday 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday tours - 10 a.m. Fall September 24, 2016 October 8, 2016 December 17, 2016 Spring January 7 & 21, 2017 February 11, 2017 March 11, 2017 May 20, 2017
- 24. WILLISTON BISMARCK FARGODICKINSON GRAND FORKS AskMSU.com Travel time to Minot State University Denver, CO.....................1.75 hrs. Mesa, AZ.........................2.75 hrs. Mpls.-St. Paul, MN.......1.5 hrs. Las Vegas, NV...............2.5 hrs. Williston, ND.................2.5 hrs. Fargo, ND.......................5 hrs. Mpls.-St. Paul, MN.......11 hrs. Havre, MT.......................6.5 hrs. Williston, ND....................2 hrs. Bismarck, ND...................2 hrs. Fargo, ND..........................4.5 hrs. Dickinson, ND..................3 hrs. Grand Forks, ND.............3.25 hrs. Thief River Falls, MN.....4.25 hrs. Mpls.-St. Paul, MN..........7.5 hrs. Rapid City, SD..................6.5 hrs. Mobridge, SD...................3.5 hrs. Glendive, MT....................4 hrs. Havre, MT..........................7 hrs. Regina, SK.........................4.25 hrs. Yorkton, SK.......................4.25 hrs. Winnipeg, MB..................5 hrs. Brandon, MB.....................3 hrs.