Transfer Options at SCTCC
Whether you're just starting or ready to transfer, the info below will help you in the transfer process. As always, meet with your advisor if you have any questions.
An AA degree usually makes up the first half of a bachelor's degree at most colleges and universities. This is the most common transfer option at SCTCC.
MnTC is a 40-credit package of general education courses that will be accepted for transfer by all Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.
SCTCC's Transfer Pathways are great options if you know what field you're going into. They include: Biology, Business, Psychology, and Spanish.
Transfer Resources
Minnesota State Colleges Transfer Teams
- St. Cloud State University
Tour SCSU here
SCSU Transfer EDVANTAGE Program
Mike Coonen
Michael Hanna - Bemidji State University
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Bonner Karger
Ching Olson - Metropolitan State University
Schedule a tour of Metropolitan State here
Alayna Peterson - Minnesota State University – Mankato
Tour Mankato State here
Transfer Admissions - Minnesota State University – Moorhead
Tour Moorhead State here - Southwest Minnesota State University
Tour Southwest Minnesota State here
Transfer Admissions - Winona State University
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Transfer Admissions
University of Minnesota
- University of Minnesota Crookston
Tour U of M Crookston here
Academic Advising - University of Minnesota Duluth
Schedule a visit with UMD here
Transfer Advising - University of Minnesota Morris
Tour U of M Morris here
Contact Admissions - University of Minnesota Rochester
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Parry Telander - University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Tour U of M Twin Cities here
Contact a Transfer Specialist
Private / Out of State Colleges Transfer Team
- North Dakota State University
Tour NDSU here
Transfer Admissions - College of St. Benedict / St. John’s University
Schedule a visit to CSB/SJU here
Teri Durbin - St. Catherine University
Tour St. Catherine University here
Admissions - The College of St. Scholastica
Tour St. Scholastica here
Brenda Panger - University of St. Thomas
Tour St. Thomas here
Abby Farnham - University of North Dakota
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Adam Reiff
Not sure if your pathway/ program transfers to Minnesota private schools? Follow the link below to see how your program may transfer. Additionally, be sure to check out the scholarship page to see opportunities that may await you. If you have completed the MnTC and/or earned an AA degree, look for the block transfer option which is available at 12 of the Minnesota Private institutions. And for AA earners, 12 private colleges also offer the Transfer Admission Guarantee.
For more information, please see the links below:
If you plan to get a bachelor's degree and beyond after your time at SCTCC, having a transfer plan early is key because every class will make a difference in how you move forward. Download a fillable PDF of each checklist where you can check off items and keep notes.
These checklists are also available on D2L!
Checking out some 4-year colleges/universities? Some questions you might want to ask:
- How many credits are required to complete my transfer application?
- Do I need to declare a major when I apply?
- If I transfer in the middle of the academic year, will that affect my federal student loan eligibility?
- What types of internships are available?
Download a list of questions you should review before meeting with your transfer college rep.
If you’re in one of SCTCC’s technical or professional programs – an AAS or AS – an articulation agreement means the classes you take for that program can transfer from SCTCC to a university toward a specific major.
For example, the Architectural Construction program at SCTCC has an articulation agreement with Minnesota State University Moorhead for their Construction Management bachelor’s degree. MSUM accepts architecture classes on top of any general education classes from SCTCC to count toward the bachelor’s degree.
The Minnesota Transfer website can help you figure out which SCTCC programs have articulation agreements with which universities or four-year colleges in Minnesota.
International Students have additional steps when transferring to or from schools.
For more information on transferring to SCTCC as an international student, visit International Admissions
For more information about transferring out of SCTCC to continue your education as an international student, visit Admitted International Students
Minnesota Transfer provides information about articulation and transfer agreements, transfer guidelines, and procedures.
If you have questions about transferring and which classes to take, the best person to talk to is your advisor.
Before you transfer, make sure to apply for graduation. Having that degree will be a plus in your future career plans!
Order your official transcript either online or by mail. Transferring to a Minnesota State school? You may not need to order one.
Transfer Questions?
Have questions about transferring to or from SCTCC?