Academic Programs
Minnesota Colleges and Universities with Gerontology and Related Academic Programs in 2021
Minnesota Universities and Colleges offer aging-related courses and a variety of degree programs. Use courses for training, hone your skills and knowledge, and/or advance your career. Fall 2020 courses (listed below) are provided in a variety of formats:
- On-Line, Hybrid, or Face-to-Face
- Check with the program/department for other delivery options.
- Many courses designed to be taken by people in any field!
Most Minnesota Universities and Colleges allow you to “try a course on for size”.
Register for ‘special student status’; and then if you decide to seek a degree,
the course can count towards that degree!
If you are 62 and over, you can take courses in the Minnesota State system tuition free and just pay fees (additional course material fees may apply). You can also take most courses for credit for only $20.00 per credit. Check with the University of College for any other restrictions.
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Aging-related Classes – 2021
| Anoka Technical College | Normandale Community College |
| Bemidji State University | North Hennepin Community College |
| Dakota County Technical College | Rainy River Community College |
| Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College | Riverland Community College |
| Hennepin Technical College | Rochester Community and Technical College |
| Hibbing Community College | South Central College – Faribault |
| Itasca Community College | Southwest Minnesota State University |
| Lake Superior College | St. Cloud State University |
| Metropolitan State University | St. Cloud Technical and Community College |
| Minnesota State University Moorhead | St. Paul College |
| Minnesota State University, Mankato | Winona State University |
University of Minnesota – Twin Cities 2020 Courses
Academic Resource Form
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