Minnesota Colleges and Universities

When I say Minnesota, I mean closer to Wisconsin, possibly around the Twin Cities more. As for Wisconsin, it can be anywhere. I have looked at quite a few colleges in Wisconsin and Minnesota that do have them, but I might have missed a few in my searches, so I was wondering if anyone could give me a list of colleges that have a PRE-dental course. Also, I am too lazy to google it anymore.

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I want to become a paramedic, I am working on getting certified and EMT in high school right now and want to know, what are some good Minnesota colleges I can go to to receive a higher education of a Paramedic, or any of the EMT levels, like EMT-B, EMT-I, EMT-P? Please help

If you are currently working on EMT certification, you are probably working towards EMT-B now. EMT-BA is the next step up, followed by EMT-I and EMT-paramedic. The names of these levels may be different in different states, though, and you can usually go directly from an EMT-B certificate to paramedic training. See the attached link for information on where to obtain EMS training in Minnesota.

You may also want to post this question on a site such as EMTLife.

Im going to college for psychology but i want to go to a prestigious/good reputation Minnesota college & need options. Please Help

Any Minnesota state university would be a good choice. No one really cares where you go to school as long as the school is accredited and has a good reputation (according to the US census only 27% of Americans over the age of 25 have a bachelors degree). You will also be saving money and in these bad economic times that is always a good thing. If you want to do anything in the field of psychology you will have to earn your masters degree (PhD not required) anyway and graduate school is far more expensive than undergraduate school. Sometimes large state universities will offer programs where you can earn your BS/BA and then you go to school one more year and graduate with your masters degree. I hope this information helps good luck with school!

I am looking into being paramedic after school and want to know what are some of the best colleges for paramedic education in minnesota? in the country? I want to have good experience and as much education I can get. Thank you!

The local community college or county vo-tech school may have a program for emergency medical technican (EMT). Please forgo those private overpriced for-profit tech schools :)

For general career info: http://www.bls.gov/oco and can search.

US colleges (including community colleges): http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ

The local hospital(s) may also have a training program for emt. It's also wise to make sure that the program is accredited by the National Registry of EMTs (though their site is 'under construction' regarding schools): http://www.nremt.org

Besides the University of Minnesota, what are some of the best colleges in MN?
I'm not making any decisions yet... I'm going to be a Junior next year so I still have plenty of time to decide. I'm thinking about St. Olaf as a possibility.

Haha, and, by the way, how "hot" the girls are is my least concern. I'm a girl myself.

ignore those.

the BEST are:

Carleton College
College of St. Benedict/Saint Johns University
Gustavus Adolphus College
Macalester College
St. Olaf College
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
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Hello, I'm a senior who will be attending college next year and is planning to major in computer science/program/engineering, etc. I am limiting my selections to within the state of Minnesota. May someone be kind enough to give me a legitimate list of colleges that would fit my requirements?

Thanks in Advance,

-Genxi

i want to be a security guard and maybe a police, which college in Minnesota is the best choice for me? i prefer a 2 year college too.. thanks!

Alexandria Technical College is the best 2 year college in the state.
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I have been looking for a college in Minnesota. But my big concern is finding a college that I can afford. But I have a daughter and I can't do college and watch her at the same time so I have to find a good way for me to do both. Can anyone help me out please.

Every college is differently priced. You should talk to someone at the college via phone or email and ask. you should also ask about scholarships to save money! and since you already have a kid, online college will also get you your degree.
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Hello, i was wondering if i could get into good colleges in Minnesota and Wisconsin. I have a 3.35 GPA. Please answer as soon as possible

Im looking into going to college for psychology & i need a little help finding where to start. I need to get my generals done first which is why im starting from a community college.

The community college in the area where you live will be just fine. Why pay out of district fees to attend a different community college. I think it is great that you are starting out at a community college. It shows that you are financially responsible. All community colleges in the state offer the same type of undergraduate credits and must adhere to the same academic standards as the state universities so I wouldn't worry about one being better than another. If you do very well at your community college you might be able to earn a good transfer scholarship. I have a friend who got almost 3/4 of her university tuition payed because of her transfer scholarship from a community college. I hope this helps good luck with school I hope you do well!