Welcoming Students on Campus and Online
BSU attracts top students from around the world who are looking for challenging coursework in an intimate environment that fosters diversity, mentorship and career preparation. In either traditional or online coursework, our commitment to academic excellence and student support enable students to successfully prepare for a rewarding educational experience.
Admissions
Requirements for Admission to Teacher Education
Teacher Education candidates must not have any felony convictions nor be on disciplinary probation at the university.
Options Requirements beginning 08/01/1995
OPTION 1
*22 ACT
2.5 GPA Cumulative
**C-BASE all passed with 235 on each section
##Course requirements listed below
OPTION 2 2.5 GPA Cumulative
**C-BASE all passed with 265 on each section
##Course requirements listed below
OPTION 3
3.0 GPA Cumulative
**C-BASE all passed with 235 on each section
##Course requirements listed below
##Course requirements for all 3 options include:
Must have 57 hours completed
EN140 completed with a grade of “C” or above
Block I completed with a written recommendation
(EL120 or ED250 for elementary)
(SE222 or ED250 for secondary) (students admitted prior to Fall 07)
(SE200 & SE202) or ED250 for secondary) (students admitted Fall 07 or later)
*An ACT before 10/1/1989 permits a minimum score of 20. A score of 265 or higher on all sections of the C-BASE will permit any ACT/SAT score to be accepted. Contact an advisor for required SAT scores. Any previous four-year degree from an accredited institution will waive the ACT.
The C-BASE tests include English, Math, Science, Social Studies and Writing. All sections must be passed within two years of the semester in which the student passed any section or all previously passed sections are void. If C-BASE is taken at a testing site other than Southeast, code it to be sent to Southeast (00250). Any previous four-year degree from an accredited institution will waive the C-BASE.
Our professional admissions staff will work with you to make your School of Mines education a reality. We will help you complete the admission process, which involves submitting an application and sending us your test scores and transcripts.
The best way to know if the School of Mines is right for you is to visit. In addition to special visit events like Visit Mines, you can schedule a visit weekday morning or afternoons or by special appointment at many other times.
Admissions counselors also regularly travel across North America visiting high schools, communities, and college fairs. We would love to meet you!
We are confident that you will be impressed with all the School of Mines has to offer and we can’t wait to share our excitement with you.
Admission
Winona Undergraduate College
Dare to compare Saint Mary’s to the larger universities. We’re small in numbers so we can be big in everything else – things like access, opportunity and relationships that last. Check us out for a great residential undergraduate experience!
Twin Cities Bachelor Completion Programs
If you’ve taken some university courses and want to complete your bachelor’s degree in a flexible program, Saint Mary’s University offers Bachelor Completion programs in convenient locations around the Twin Cities metro area. Saint Mary’s will give you the support and resources you need to achieve your goals.
Rochester Bachelor Completion Programs
Saint Mary’s has a convenient location in Rochester for classes in Bachelor Completion programs. Students can register for classes through the Twin Cities campus to take advantage of Rochester’s local setting.
Careers and Further Study
Careers in almost any field are open to geographers. Our graduates have been appointed to posts in administration, finance, management, the armed forces, computing, industry, international aid, development and environmental agencies, and education. Almost all of our graduates are in employment within a few months of graduating, or progress to postgraduate study. The typical level of employment at the census, six months after graduation, is 96%.
Selection
Conditional offers are made following UCAS applications. Those offered a place are invited to attend one of our Departmental Open Days. We welcome applications from mature students.
Students with qualifications other than A Levels seeking admission will be considered on an individual basis, and may be invited for interview.
Bachelor of Social Science with Honours
B.Soc.Sc.(Hons)
Description
Social Science is one of the broad areas of excellence in teaching and research pursued by Lincoln University. The Bachelor of Social Science with Honours encourages students who have enquiring minds and who want to more about the society and culture around them, to join their teachers in exploring the interconnections between social sciences.
How to qualify
Admission to B.Soc.Sc.(Hons) is by application, and is open to students who have completed the B.Soc.Sc., or another contextually relevant Lincoln University undergraduate degree or an equivalent degree from another university.
Course of study
SOCI 639 Social Theory
SOCI 640 New Zealand Society
one of:
SOCI 601 Social Science Research Methods (Quantitative)
or
SOCI 602 Social Science Research Methods (Quantitative)
Together with twenty credits chosen from any of the Master’s Degree Courses offered at Lincoln University or those offered at an equivalent level at the University of Canterbury, to form a coherent course of study.
Plus: A dissertation (40 credits at 600 level)