Additional information may be secured from the Office of Records and Registration. Credits for calculus are subject to department approval. The Common Market Student Exchange is designed to encourage students to seek enrichment in their education by considering the offerings of the other state universities. The program provides for mobility that allows students to take advantage of curriculum and program specialties and the different intellectual and social climates at other state universities. Students may enroll at any other Minnesota state university for one semester.
Attendance is limited to three other state universities-one semester each.
The director will assist with course evaluations, housing, financial aid, as well as have available catalogs, class schedules and applications for other universities. A student may earn a maximum of 32 semester hours of credit by examination. Requests for exceptions will be considered when test scores or other evidence suggests greater ability than the high school record indicates. A student must have completed at least one semester and at least 15 credits in order to apply to take credit examinations. Students may not take examinations at a level below that of courses already taken in an area.