St. Cloud Technical College

City/population: St. Cloud/64,711

Tuition and fees (2008-2009): $4,614

FAFSA code: 005534

Enrollment:
Total number students served: 5,218
Full-time enrollment: 2,782
Percent female: 46.9%
Percent male: 53.1%
Percent students of color: 6.4%

Degrees offered: Associate in Science, Associate in Applied Science, diplomas, certificates, advanced technical certificates

Largest programs: Sales and management, practical nursing, health care technician, electrical construction technology, architectural construction technology

Unique programs: Echocardiography, sonography, cardiovascular technology, water environment technology, land surveying and civil engineering

Intercollegiate sports: Women's basketball, softball, volleyball; men's basketball, baseball

Student activities: Student Senate, American Advertising Federation, Central Minnesota Printing Professionals, Central Minnesota Builders Association, American Drafting and Design Association, American Society of Certified Engineering Technicians, Business Professionals of America, Delta Epsilon Chi, American Dental Assistants Association, Phi Theta Kappa honor society, SkillsUSA Automotive, Multi-Cultural Club, Autobody, Culinary Arts, Child and Adult Care Education, Somali Student Club, Drama Club, Medium Heavy Truck Club

Housing: St. Cloud Technical College has no on-campus student housing, but numerous rentals are available within a two-mile radius of the campus. Students may live in the dorms at St. Cloud State University; a limited number of spots are available.

Highlights

• St. Cloud Technical College is located in one of the fastest-growing communities in Minnesota.
• The college offers certificates, diplomas and degrees that can be completed in two years or less in more than 90 career majors.
• Students learn in a hands-on environment and are prepared for the workplace upon graduation.
• A wide range of courses are offered online.
• St. Cloud Technical College graduates get jobs in their field of study. Job placement rates average 96 percent over the last five years.
• Students may obtain an Associate in Arts (transfer degree) through a collaborative arrangement with Anoka-Ramsey Community College.
• A Bachelor in Applied Science degree is offered in management and education at St. Cloud Technical College through a partnership with Southwest Minnesota State University.
• A child care facility is located on campus.
• The college provides a variety of supportive services, including tutoring, academic counseling and career advising.
• The college foundation awards more than $150,000 in scholarships annually.
• Campus tours are available Friday mornings. To schedule a tour, visit www.sctc.edu/tours.

Last updated: 10/08