What school looked interesting? by Christie Allison

c_allison — 2025-10-20 15:24:30 UTC

St. Paul College. The site was easy to navigate for my kids. There are at least 3 different systems that they had to make (and remember) passwords for.

nabilsoldaad26 — 2025-10-21 18:21:10 UTC

Minneapolis College of Art and Design, looks like a nice school. It seems really interesting and very easy to get around. It has really good programs for Animation, Graphic Design and Product Design.

2025-10-21 23:48:26 UTC

Normandale Community College offers a ton of different programs and fields of study for fairly affordable prices. They also have a Japanese Garden on campus that looks beautiful.

mnohs24ikasecky — 2025-10-22 00:18:27 UTC

Minnesota state university in mankato.

I really was shocked when this school that so close to me was offering programs for art history if I ever wanted to learn more about it and it has a very easy to use website to do additional research.

2025-10-22 13:41:55 UTC

This college offers Interior design school options. Its a two year option which surprised me because others are four but there are a few that are two. It looks like a really solid school and campus. Its also by a lake.

2025-10-22 20:36:52 UTC

Pablo H, i noticed the application fee, is $55, its not needed to live on campus, 84% graduation rate in the first 6 years, this college has a lot of information on the MCIS webite. average tuition, is $16,132, this college shows information clearly and quite easy to figure out.

2025-10-23 01:36:40 UTC

I feel like the university of Minnesota school of nursing would be good fit for me. it's close to home which is nice. Since they are part of the University of Minnesota, there's lots of other areas of study. If I decided I didn't want to be a nurse that I could go to. They are ranked number eight in the US which is also great they also have a 93% First-time NCLEX-RN Pass Rate (2024).

2025-10-27 19:09:15 UTC

the school i found interesting was the university of Minnesota - Winona, because the application could be free though the online application system. another thing i found interesting was the GPA requirements you can even apply with 2.5.