Minnesota State College - Southeast Technical

City/population: Red Wing/16,329; Winona/27,324

Tuition and fees (2008-2009): $4,584

FAFSA code: 002393

Enrollment:
Total number students served: 2,450
Full-year equivalent enrollment: 1,514
Percent female: 58.2%
Percent male: 41.8%
Percent students of color: 9.7%

Degrees offered: Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Associate in Applied Science, diplomas, certificates

Largest programs: Nursing, medical secretary, supervisory management, accounting, microcomputer support

Unique programs: Musical string instrument repair, band instrument repair, massage therapy, mobile electronics installation

Student activities: Business Professionals of America, Student Senate, Cultural Diversity, SkillsUSA, Distributive Education Clubs of America, Student Music Association

Housing: The college has no on-campus housing, but numerous rental units are available. Privately owned dorm-style housing is available close to the campuses.

Highlights

More than 80 diverse programs in six major career fields: business and office, health and human services, sales and management, musical instrument repair, technical, and trade and industrial.

• Three sites - Red Wing, Winona and Winona Airport - located along majestic bluffs of the Mississippi River Valley.
• Welcoming college environment with small classes and instructors who know you by name.
• The Associate in Arts degree option, awarded by Winona State University, is known for its transferability and allows students the opportunity to complete a liberal arts education. Take advantage of the growing general education offerings available on both Red Wing and Winona campuses.
• The Minnesota Transfer Curriculum allows students to transfer approved general education courses to other colleges and universities.
• Students enjoy hands-on learning in clinical settings and labs.
• 96 percent of graduates find job placement in their chosen field.
• A two-year nursing associate degree program is available in Red Wing and Winona.
• Trade and industrial majors include automotive; carpentry; machine tool and die; truck driving; and heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration.
• New for fall 2008 - welding diploma.
• Technical majors include drafting, electronics, computer programming and networking with Cisco and Microsoft certification.

Last updated: 10/08