The undergraduate programs are professionally-focused and guided by faculty who make working with undergraduate students a top priority. The faculty have close working relationships with industry professionals from the community who collaborate on research and outreach, participate in special programming, and serve as a network for students seeking internships and post-graduation opportunities. All CHE programs require or offer internships. Students are encouraged to take advantage of the college's significant scholarship endowment as well as apply for special grants that promote professional-development experiences. McNeal Hall, on the St. Paul campus, houses the administrative offices and provides outstanding facilities for CHE's teaching and research programs.
All locations provide access and facilities for persons with disabilities.
The Goldstein Museum, a nationally recognized design museum, was founded in 1976 to support the curriculum of the Department of Design, Housing, and Apparel. Students are involved in all aspects of museum operations, from collections care to exhibition development and installation. Admission All applicants to CHE must have completed three years of high school mathematics, including one year each of elementary algebra, geometry, and intermediate algebra. Refer to the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities undergraduate application booklet for freshman admission requirements. Complete high school intermediate algebra or equivalent regardless of high school graduation date.