Once you've complete your Associate of Arts Degree you may want to transfer to a four-year college to complete a bachelor's degree. Northland Community and Technical College is widely recommended by its graduates as the place to begin a four-year degree. Many of these graduates decided to begin their education at Northland for these key reasons. About 40 percent of students who attend two year colleges transfer to four year colleges and universities and many go on to earn grade point averages as high as the students who entered the four-year institutions as freshmen. Please check out MN Transfer Curriculum , a web service that enables students and their advisors to access official, consistent and accurate transfer information.
Northland has agreements with nearby four-year institutions to make transfer of credits easier.
If you are thinking of transferring, be sure to meet with a counselor or advisor before choosing your courses. You will want to map out a course of study with transfer in mind. Programs Northland's two-year career programs provide exceptional job market preparation. The college's job placement rate for graduates is exceptionally high for any type of post-secondary institution. Salaries for graduates are also above average.