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Anoka-Ramsey
Community College
2019-2020
Student Handbook
College Service Hours
Fall and Spring Semesters
Information Centers
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am to 6:30 pm
Friday: 7:30 am to 4:30 pm
Saturday: 7:30 am to 3 pm (Coon Rapids Campus only)
(Semester and Spring Break Hours: 7:30 am to 4:30 pm)
Advising, Career Center and Admissions
Monday-Friday: 8 am to 4:30 pm
Tuesday & Wednesday: Advising Extended 4:30- 6:00pm
Peak Service Hours (One week prior to start of semester and
first week of semester)
Monday – Thursday: 8:00 am to 6:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 am - 4:30 p.m.
(Saturday – 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. – only the Saturday before
Fall and Spring semester start)
(Semester and Spring Break Hours: 8 am to 4:30 pm)
Bookstore
Monday - Friday: 8 am to 4:30 pm
Saturday: 8 am to 12:00 pm (Coon Rapids Campus only)
Extended hours*
Monday - Thursday: 8 am to 6:30 pm
Friday: 8 am to noon
(Only the Saturday before the start of fall and spring semester)
*Two weeks prior to the start of fall semester and the first two
weeks of the fall semester; also one week prior to the start of
spring semester and the first two weeks of spring semester;
also finals week of both fall and spring semesters.
Business, Financial Aid and Records/Registration
Offices
Monday - Friday: 8 am to 4:30 pm
Saturday before start of fall and spring semesters: 8 am to
12:00pm (Semester and Spring Break Hours: 8 am to 4:30 pm)
Summer Semester
Information Centers
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am to 6:30 pm
Friday: 7:30 to 11:30 am
Saturday: Closed
Advising, Career Center and Admissions
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am to 5 pm
Friday: 7:30 to 11:30 am
Saturday before start of fall and spring semesters: 8 am to noon
Bookstore
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am to 5 pm
Friday: 7:30 to 11:30 am
Saturday before start of fall and spring semesters: 8 am to noon
Business, Financial Aid and Records/Registration
Offices
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am to 5 pm
Friday: 7:30 to 11:30 am
For more information visit: Saturday before start of fall and spring semesters: 8 am to noon
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Table of Contents
MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ON THESE TOPICS CAN BE FOUND ON THE WEBSITE
Tips for Success in College 4 Technology Services 11 Return of Title IV Funds 23
Policy
The Basics 4 Campus Life and 12 Verification of Application 23
Activities for Financial Aid (FAFSA)
Campus Life & Activities 4 Intercollegiate Athletics 12 Financial Aid Adjustments 24
Student Checklist 5 Community Events 14 Other Financial Aid Policies 24
Before You Become a 5 Clubs and Organizations 14- Withholding 24
Student 17 Diplomas/Transcripts
Before Classes Begin 5 Art, Music, Theatre & 17 Books & Supplies 25
English
Each Semester 6 Health & Wellness Center 18 Books 25
Every Year 6 Academics and Transfer 19 Other Services 25
Academic Advising 19 Financial Aid Note 26
Student Resources 6 Alternative Credits 19 Records & Registration 26
Academic Advising 6 Flexible Options 19 Change of Address/Name 26
Change
Academic Departments 6 Generals/MnTC 19 Registration 26
Apply to Graduate 6 Grades 19 Add, Drop/Withdraw 27
Commencement Ceremony 6 Grade Point Average 19 Course Syllabus 27
(GPA)
Academic Support 6 Grade Reports 20 Dean’s List 27
TRIO Services 6 Transfers 20 Enrollment Classifications 27
Adult Transitions 6 Transfer to Anoka-Ramsey 20 Enrollment 27
Verification/Good Student
Discount
Counseling Services 7 Residency Requirement 20 Apply to Graduate 28
Career Services 7 Cost and Aid 21 Commencement Ceremony 28
Office for Students with 8 Tuition & Fees 21 Placement Testing 28
Disabilities
Pregnant/Parenting Students 8 Payment Options 21 Prerequisites/Co-requisites 28
English Language Learners 8 Financial Aid 21 Property Rights 28
Libraries 8 Types of Financial Aid 22 Repeated Courses 28
Veterans Services 8 Apply for Financial Aid 22 Satisfactory Academic 28
Progress
Voter Registration 9 Drug Conviction 23 Evaluation Period 29
Notification
Public Safety 9- Award Refund/Return 23 Notification 29
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Appeals 29 Accreditation & 30- Complaint Resolution 32
Governance 31
Reinstatement 29 Policies and Procedures 31 Religious Observation 32
Academic Evaluation 29 Code of Conduct 31 Cambridge Campus Map 33
Academic Standing 29 Sexual Assault/Sexual 31 Coon Rapids Campus Map 34
Violence
Student Review & 29 Discrimination/ Harassment 31 Contact Information 35
Consultation
Transcripts 29 Data Privacy 32 APPENDIX A – Point of 36
Contact/Reference Guide
About Us 30 Consent for Release 32 APPENDIX B – Complaint 38-
Resolution 39
Student Population 30 Equal Opportunity 32 APPENDIX C – 40
Information for Parenting
and Pregnant Students
Assessment of Student 30 Consensual Relationships 32 APPENDIX D – Drug and 41
Learning Alcohol Abuse Prevention
Notice: The provisions of this handbook do not constitute a contract, expressed or implied, between any applicant or student and Anoka-
Ramsey Community College. The purpose is to provide information to the student to assist in their success. The college reserves the
right to change any of the rules, programs, or policies whenever college administration determines it is necessary to do so.
Tips for Success • Be on time, participate in class Use Your Resources!
discussions, take detailed notes, • Faculty and staff members are
The Basics and ask questions of your here to help you. Ask us!
• Make the Anoka-Ramsey page instructor and/or classmates.
at: www.Anokaramsey.edu your • Get to know your instructors,
• Plan study time. Commit to a their office locations and
home page.
schedule that includes two to office hours. They are your
• Visit: three hours of study per week greatest resource.
http://www.anokaramsey.edu/cal outside of class for every class
endar/ often to find important • See an academic advisor early
hour.
dates and deadlines, such as class and often. They can help you
• Do not procrastinate. It causes figure out the best paths to get
drop, add and withdrawal dates, stress and you don’t learn the
class start dates, final exam dates to where you want to be.
material nearly as well.
and more. • Visit the Academic Support • Check into alternative credits
• Be prepared and ask for help Center (ASC) for free tutoring (see pg 23) to see if your out
when you need it. help. of college experiences can
earn credits toward a degree or
• Think about your course • Be original! Do not plagiarize. It
certificate.
selections. Read course is illegal and you do not learn by
descriptions online and get help doing it. • Take advantage of the libraries
and academic advising
from an academic advisor when • Work hard and study hard to
choosing your courses. services at both campuses.
meet your academic goals.
• Enroll in courses that interest • Keep track of your grades and Campus Life & Activities
you and expand your horizons. Grade Point Average (GPA) • Take advantage of the many
• Do not miss the first class. You Visit: back2college.com/gpa.htm opportunities Anoka-Ramsey
will meet the instructor and learn for a free grade point average offers for supporting your
about course expectations, calculator. education outside of the
including attendance policy. • Set goals for the day, the course, classroom (see pg 15.).
• Understand the course syllabus- the semester, the year, your • Get involved in athletics,
an outline of course college career and your life. theatre, music, art, student
requirements- evaluations, Write these goals down so you organizations and clubs,
expectations and due dates. can refer to them often. campus events, and activities
(see pg 15).
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Student Checklist
This list will help you take the necessary steps to achieve your goals at Anoka-Ramsey Community College. If you have any
questions, please call 763-433-1100. Additional details are also available throughout this Student Handbook and at the Student
Resources page: Anoka-Ramsey.edu/resources.
Before You Become a Apply for Financial Aid Get Your Photo ID Cards at the
Cambridge or Coon Rapids
Student To ensure priority consideration for
Information Desk
all programs for the next school
Apply
year, your financial aid file must be Photo ID cards are generally issued
Visit: completed by April. Files during Orientation and Registration
Anoka-Ramsey.edu/admissions to completed after that date will be and are available for all students.
review Steps to Becoming a Student. processed and awarded if funds are The card is required to check out
still available. If you want your library materials, access library
Complete the Placement Test financial aid in place for fall databases, and use of the fitness
semester, you need to have your file center, open weight room or open
To ensure academic success, new
complete with Anoka-Ramsey by gym. It is also required for free
students at Anoka-Ramsey are
July 1. entrance into some student activities,
required to take placement tests.
two free tickets to college
You may be exempt from some or Star Alert (Emergency productions, use of the free car-
all of your placement test if you Notification System) starting service at the Coon Rapids
meet certain conditions. Previous campus, and to receive student
Star Alert is a free Anoka-Ramsey
college coursework, AP/IB, ACT, discounts at participating local
Community College emergency
SAT and/or MCA scores may be businesses.
notification system that allows
reviewed for placement.
students and employees to receive There is a $5 fee to replace lost
Complete Orientation and cell phone and/or e-mail notices of ID cards.
Registration campus-related emergencies. Star
Alert also sends alerts about campus Check your Student Email Every
Anoka-Ramsey provides students
Day!
the opportunity to learn the closings or if classes are delayed or
necessary information to begin cancelled. Your “”go.minnstate.edu” email is
college successfully Every student the official means of communication
StarID
is matched with an academic between you and the college.
advisor who provides personalized Students will use their Star ID to
guidance in choosing classes that login to: Before Classes Begin
meet the student’s goals. • Pay Tuition or Set-Up a
Campus computers Payment Plan
Note: Transfer students with 12 or Campus Wireless
more college-level credits are to • Buy Books
Brightspace D2L
complete an online orientation. • Initialize Your Student Email
E-services (course registration,
Contact:
grades/transcripts, financial aid Your student email is the official
https://www.anokaramsey.edu/admis
sions/new-student-orientation- award) form of communication from the
registration/ or Cambridge campus college. You may forward your
Activating your StarID or resetting school email to a personal email
(763-433-1840) or Coon Rapids
campus (763-433-1240) before the password can be done from any account for easier access.
proceeding with online registration. computer with an internet
connection.
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Each Semester Review Academic Catalog Mathematics, Music, Natural
Check Your Student Email Daily Science, Nursing, Philosophy,
The Student Academic Catalog is
Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA),
issued annually at
Meet with Your Advisor Physics, Political Science,
https://www.anokaramsey.edu/acade
Psychology, Reading and
Be Aware of when registration mics/academic-catalog/
Study Skills, Sociology, Spanish,
starts for the next semester to provide information about
and Theatre.
admissions, academic calendars,
Be Aware of Tuition Due Dates registration and records, costs and
Failure to pay your tuition on time financial assistance, transfer Apply to Graduate
may result in you being dropped policies, course descriptions, Students who have completed their
from a class for nonpayment. degrees and certificates, programs of degree requirements must submit an
Students who have a FAFSA on file study, student life activities, student online Graduation Application
at ARCC will not be impacted. If policies, student services, and more. according to the deadline dates
financial aid is denied, student will below:
need to self-pay or drop their Student Resources
courses before the add/drop • July 1 for Fall Semester
Academic Advising • November 1 for Spring
deadline.
Academic Advising is a great place Semester
Check Class Add/Drop/Withdraw to start for planning course
• April 1 for Summer Semester
Dates registration and a path to your
higher education goals. An
Check Dates for Midterms and academic advisor can help you with:
Commencement
Finals • understanding placement and Ceremony
Students who have completed their
assessment tests
Be Aware of Satisfactory degree requirements in fall semester
Academic Progress Standards • choosing classes and students who plan to complete
• choosing a program or degree their degree requirements in spring
You must maintain a cumulative transferring credits or summer semester are eligible and
grade point average of 2.0 and a
encouraged to participate in the
cumulative completion rate of 67%
to remain in good standing, continue
Academic Departments annual commencement ceremony.
Faculty members in most subjects https://www.anokaramsey.edu/acade
enrollment and remain eligible for
have developed academic mics/graduationcommencement/
financial aid.
department web pages as resources
for students in their classes. Academic Support
Review Your DARS Academic Support Centers
Below is a list of academic The Academic Support Center
The Degree Audit Report System
departments: (ASC) provides free, drop-in peer
(DARS) is a report that provides you
Accounting, American Sign tutoring in a variety of subject areas.
with current information on your
Language, Anthropology, Art, Professional tutors are also available
degree progress at Anoka-Ramsey.
Biomedical Technology, by appointment for math and writing
Biology, Business, Chinese, on both, as well as chemistry and
Every Year
Chemistry, Communication business in Coon Rapids.
Review Your Transcript.
Studies, Computer and
The ASC supports an on-site
Your transcript is the official record Information Sciences,
computer lab, a collection of
of your academic history, review it Computer Networking,
handouts on study skills and
every year to be sure it is accurate. Economics, Engineering,
writing tips, and study-group
English, French, Geography,
information. The ASC also
German, History, Honors,
provides tutoring support for
Humanities, Integrative
online courses.
Health and Healing,
Math Skills Center
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The Math Skills Center on the Cambridge, Isanti, North Branch, that impact their college success
Coon Rapids Campus (Rm Princeton, such as:
L122) is available to help students Braham, Mora, and St Francis The • Life balance and stress
brush up on their math skills, TRIO Upward Bound program at • Support for depression and
improve their test scores and get the Coon Rapids Campus serves 126 anxiety
assistance they need to succeed in students from Anoka, Blaine, • Grief
college. Tutoring available for Champlin Park, Coon Rapids,
• Various mental health topics
students in Math 0100, 0230, 0240, Osseo, Park Center and Spring
• Physical or sexual abuse
0250, 1100, and 1200. Lake Park High Schools.
Upward Bound provides academic
Writing Center Career Services
support and social, cultural and other
Writing tutors can help you with A wide variety of Career Services are
educational activities.
writing in any subject area and at available to students and alumni.
any stage in the writing process, Services include one-on-one
from brainstorming to a final draft.
Adult Transitions assistance with job exploration, job
Office of Adult Transitions and internship searching strategies,
The goal is to make you a better
Anoka-Ramsey Community resume and cover letter writing,
writer overall, not to fix an
College is offering services designed interview preparation, and a
individual piece of writing.
specifically for Adult Learners collection of resources on career
Tutoring services are not only for
through the Adult Transition office. related topics. ARCC students and
those students struggling with
As a returning adult student, many alumni have access to an online job
writing. Students at any level can
times there are questions that arise board, where employers post open
benefit from talking with a trained
regarding how to navigate the positions.
writing tutor.
educational system to be successful,
what resources there are for students
TRIO Services on and off campus, and examining if Visit the Career Services Website to
TRIO Student Support Services their past work experience along access online resources and
The Student Support Services with the skills/competencies they information:
(SSS) program serves 180 bring to ARCC would be eligible for http://www.anokaramsey.edu/resour
students at the Coon Rapids Credit for Prior Learning (CPL). ces/career-services/
campus and 140 students on the Make plans to visit with the Adults
Cambridge campus, providing a Create an account on the ARCC Job
Transitions Advisor to design your
positive learning environment to & Internship Board and browse a
educational plan.
help ensure the academic success variety of part-time, full-time,
internships, and volunteer
of its participants. Eligible Counseling Services
participants are those who are opportunities:
Career Counseling https://www.collegecentral.com/ano
first-generation, low-income,
Meet with a Counselor for one-on- karamsey/
or have a documented disability.
one assistance with choosing a
This free service includes academic
career, individual career counseling, Location: Cambridge Campus, by
advising, career guidance, transfer
interpreting career assessments and appointment only. Coon Rapids
planning, financial aid and
providing career resource Campus, SC-273.
scholarship assistance, and
information.
workshops.
Email: jobs@anokaramey.edu
Career Development Course
For more information, visit:
For more details visit:
http://www.anokaramsey.edu/resou
http://www.anokaramsey.edu/acad
rces/trio-programs/
emics/course-schedule-and-
TRIO Upward Bound descriptions/
The TRIO Upward Bound Personal Counseling
program at the Cambridge Counselors are available to meet
Campus serves 120 students from with students on personal issues
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Office for Students with ELL students are also encouraged to It is our goal to create a community
participate in the Conversation that is accessible, engaging and open
Disabilities Partners Program, which partners to a multitude of perspectives, as we
Anoka-Ramsey Community
students, faculty, or staff who want strive to build constructive,
College is committed to ensuring
to practice their English skills with rewarding, working and social
equitable access to our facilities,
lifelong English speakers through relationships.
services and academic programs for
casual, cross-cultural conversations.
students with disabilities. We are committed to creating an
Additionally, in the Writing Center,
professional and peer writing tutors environment at Anoka-Ramsey
The Office for Students with
provide free support for ELL Community College that is
Disabilities provides information
students with various assignments. welcoming and thriving with
and resources to support an
In the library, students will find a multicultural experiences,
environment that is accessible and
videotape series profiling everyday perspective and backgrounds.
inclusive for all individuals.
situations faced by individuals new
Stop by the MOSAIC Cultural
Accommodations are determined on to the United States. Additional
Center, SC178, form new alliances
an individual basis and could resources include audiobooks of
and foster collaborations.
include, but are not limited to: fiction, classics, and language skills.
Visit: https://www.Anoka-
• Alternative Testing Libraries
• Note Taking Ramsey.edu/campus-life/diversity-
• Priority Registration The Cambridge Campus and the inclusion/
• Books in Alternate Format Coon Rapids Campus each have a often to learn more about diversity
• Assistive Technology library to provide a variety of and multiculturalism.
• Accessible Furniture instructional resources and services
• ASL Interpreters to students. Each library also has Testing Services
individual study spaces as well as The Testing Centers at the
listening and viewing areas. Cambridge Campus and the Coon
Pregnant and Parenting
Rapids Campus serve students by
Students The book, periodical and nonprint
providing the Accuplacer for
Anoka-Ramsey is dedicated to collections in each library are
appropriate course placement, as
meeting the needs of our parenting coordinated with the college
well as alternative and make-up
and pregnant students. To assist in curriculum to provide students with
testing.
meeting needs a campus and the resources relevant to their
community resource list for pre- courses of study. Visit: Anoka-Ramsey.edu/
natal care, housing and childcare resources/testing-services/ for more
Photo ID cards are required to check
can be found in Appendix C. details.
out materials, request materials from
other libraries, and to access library
Veterans Services
databases.
English Language Learners Veteran services are available at
Anoka-Ramsey Community both campuses to assist veterans,
Office of Diversity and
College is proud to offer reading and current military members, and
Multicultural Affairs
writing courses for English dependents with all aspects of
Language Learners Diversity and Inclusion are their state and federal benefits.
(ELLA). As part of the ELL Course important to all aspects of the Anoka-Ramsey employs fulltime,
sequence, students will have access college. The Office of Diversity and dedicated, and knowledgeable
to additional support, including Multiculturalism believes that Veterans Services staff. Anoka-
Supplemental Instruction, where an diversity is important to achieve Ramsey also houses the North Metro
instructor will be available to assist excellence and will aim to make Regional Coordinator for the
with required course activities and diversity an important part of the Minnesota Higher Education
homework. college environment. Veterans Programs.
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Together, these resources provide for The Coon Rapids Police Department for service.
veterans’ needs regarding their Reserves patrol the buildings and
education, state and federal benefit grounds and provides security escort Vehicle Unlock Service.
referral, and military-to-civilian services, Monday through Thursday, The Coon Rapids Police
transition issues. 6:30 to 10:30 pm. The Coon Rapids Department provides vehicle
Police patrol outside grounds during unlock services by calling 763-
Visit:
the late evening hours and Friday 427-1212. There is a $20
http://www.Anoka-
night through the weekend and charge for this service. The
Ramsey.edu/resources/veterans-
holidays. dispatcher may also request
services/ for more information
Star Alert (Emergency Notification your vehicle information,
about veteran services.
System) including make, model and
Star Alert is a free Anoka Ramsey color. You will need to stay
Voter Registration with your vehicle until an
Community College emergency
Minnesota Voter Registration cards
notification system that allows officer arrives. They will not
are available at the Student Services
students and employees to receive service your vehicle if you are
Office
cell phone and/or e-mail notices of not present.
(Cambridge Campus) and the
campus-related emergencies
Student Activities Office
Security Escort Service
(Coon Rapids Campus) Star Alert also sends alerts about
A security escort service is available
campus closings, and class delays or
at each campus to walk you to
cancellations. For more details, visit:
and/or from your car or class
Public Safety and https://www.Anoka-
Monday through Thursday evenings,
Ramsey.edu/about-us/safety-
Security. security/
6 to 10 pm at the Cambridge
Campus and 6:30 to 10:20 pm at the
Safety and security is provided to Register at: Coon Rapids Campus. To use the
Anoka-Ramsey students, faculty, https://staralertarccatc.bbcportal.com service, use the black courtesy
visitors and staff on a proactive basis
telephone at various entrances or
with an emphasis on crime Clery Act provides students inquire at the Information Center.
prevention and awareness. Students and the public access to review Requests for the service must be
and staff are encouraged to report the daily and annual crime made prior to 9:45 pm at the
immediate safety/safety issues by reports for Anoka Ramsey Cambridge Campus and 10 pm at
dialing 911 immediately. All other Community College. the Coon Rapids Campus.
inquiries should be directed to Information can be accessed at:
Public Safety Office at 763-433- Annual Crime report: Drug & Alcohol-Free
1330. https://arccpublicsafety.files.wo Anoka-Ramsey adheres to the
Cambridge Campus rdpress.com/2018/09/arcc-asr- federal Drug-Free Schools and
Heartland Security Services Inc. final-report-20182.pdf Campuses Act (DFSCA) and
provides security at the Cambridge Minnesota State Colleges and
Campus, Monday through Thursday, Daily Crime Log: Universities Board Policy 5.18
8 am to 4:30 pm The Cambridge https://arccpublicsafety.wordpr which prohibits the unlawful
Police Department patrols the ess.com/ possession, use, or distribution of
outside grounds during the late alcohol and illicit drugs by students
evening hours and Friday night Customer Services: and employees on the college
through the weekend and holidays. Car Starting Service premises, or in conjunction with any
Coon Rapids Campus The Coon Rapids Campus college sponsored activity or event,
Heartland Security Services Inc. offers a free car-starting service whether on- or off-campus. In
provides security services at the through Hwy 10 Mobile station, accordance with federal regulations,
Coon Rapids Campus, Monday Coon Rapids. Students need to this policy is printed in the
through Thursday, 8 am to 6:30 pm; call the Hwy 10 Mobile Station Handbook.
Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm. at 763-757-6789 directly and
present Student/Tech ID card
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Information on community resources for loss of personal property left in located in the Security Office at
and referral and policy locations can classrooms, labs, or in any other area each campus: Cambridge
be found in Appendix D. in or around campus. Campus Rm D108;
Immunizations Campus Security • Coon Rapids Campus Rm C107
Minnesota Statute M.S. Recommendations
135A.14 requires all students born Pets or Children
after 1956 be immunized against • Do not loan your keys to anyone, With the exception of service
diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps, even a classmate or a friend. animals required to assist students
and rubella, allowing for certain • Do not put your name or address with disabilities, animals are not
specified exceptions No proof of on key rings in case they are lost allowed on campus. Due to
immunization is needed from or misplaced. • Engrave disruption and possible risk of
students who are assumed to be up- identification numbers on your harm, children may not be left
to date with their immunizations due valuables. • Do not leave unsupervised in the common areas
to requirements imposed by their personal property of the college. Students may not
previous school enrollment, such as • (purses, briefcases, calculators, bring children to classrooms or
students who graduated from a tech ID, etc) unattended or labs.
Minnesota public high school in visible in a locked car
Possession or Carry of Firearms
1997 or later. • Do not give personal No student is permitted to carry
identification information to or possess a firearm on college
Parking
strangers.
Anoka-Ramsey students, employees property except as otherwise
• Lock your car doors and do not provided in the policy (chapter
and other people with a purpose or
leave your keys in the vehicle. 5/5J4.)
function at the college may park on
college property. Numerous parking
• Park your car in a well-lit or a
secure area. Sexual Violence/Sexual Assault
areas have been designated for
accessible parking Violators of • Avoid walking alone at night and Sexual violence is an intolerable
walk where there is plenty of intrusion into the most personal
parking rules and regulations may be
light and traffic. and private rights of an individual,
ticketed by the local law
• Call for a security escort and is prohibited at Anoka-
enforcement agency
Ramsey Community College.
Cambridge Campus: 763-433-
Parking is prohibited on college 1840; Coon Rapids Campus: In accordance with Minnesota
roadways, sidewalks, landscaped 763-433-1240/1330. Be alert to State Policy 1B.3, Anoka-Ramsey is
areas, safety zones, loading zones, your surroundings. If you suspect committed to eliminating sexual
within 10 feet of intersections, you are being followed, walk violence in all forms and will take
adjacent to yellow curbs, and in fast, go in a different direction, appropriate remedial action against
areas where parking is expressly go to the other side of the street any individual found responsible for
prohibited by signs. and yell for help, and head acts in violation of this policy. For
quickly for a lighted area or a more information on reporting
People parking automobiles on
group of people. please see Appendix A.
property owned, leased or occupied
by Anoka-Ramsey do so at their • Have your keys ready when
returning to your residence or Zero Tolerance for Violence
own risk. The college or the state
vehicle and keep your personal Anoka-Ramsey has adopted a
are not responsible for loss of
or valuable items concealed and Violence Prevention policy in
property, damage to automobile
close to your body. accordance with it Minnesota Statute
while parked, damage which may be
• Report suspicious activity by (MS 1.50) Freedom from Violence
incurred through the process of
Act, which states: “The State of
impounding the automobile or for contacting 911.
Minnesota hereby adopts a policy of
any other damage or loss, sustained Cambridge Campus: 763-
zero tolerance of violence. It is
while on a college parking facility. 4331840; Coon Rapids Campus: stated policy that every person in the
763-433-1240 Lost and Found state has a right to live free from
Personal Property
The college Lost and Found is violence”. Anoka-Ramsey will
Anoka-Ramsey is not responsible
10 | P a g eprovide an educational and property of Anoka-Ramsey. The use your StarID and StarID password to
employment environment that is free of technology resources is a sign-in to the wireless.
from threats or acts of violence, privilege. Students are required to
whether perceived or real. abide by the college’s Computer Printing
Employees, students and visitors Network System Use and Security Student printing is available in the
will be treated with respect and Policy found on the Anoka-Ramsey computer labs listed above. You
dignity. For more information on website. may also print from your personal
reporting please see Appendix A. computer or mobile device using the
StarID
Mobile Printing service.
Technology Services You will use your StarID to login to: Mobile printing is only available
Anoka-Ramsey provides technology while connected to the college's
• campus computers
resources to all enrolled students, wireless network.
faculty and staff. The college • campus wireless
Information Technology Department • D2L Brightspace College Email Account
takes pride in providing high-quality • E-Services (course registration, After admittance to Anoka-Ramsey,
support and service. As a student grades/transcripts, financial aid each student receives an official
you will have access to campus award) college email account which serves
wireless, access to open computer as the official communication
StarIDs are created at admission, but method used by faculty and staff to
labs, Microsoft Office 365 (includes
students need to activate them. contact and update students.
Word, PowerPoint, Excel, access,
Activating StarID or resetting the Students are required to monitor this
and Outlook). For college-related
password can be done from any account and are responsible for any
technical assistance, please contact
computer with an internet communications received to this
the IT Helpdesk. Contact
connection. For more details, or to account. You can access your
Information
activate a StarID, visit: college email account by visiting:
Phone: 763-433-1510 https://starid.minnstate.edu/ https://outlook.office.com/owa/ and
Email: mailto:IT.Helpdesk@ Anoka- For security reasons, the StarID using your full college email address
Ramsey.edu password is set to expire 180 days and StarID password to sign-in.
after the account initialization and
Computer Lab Hours and every 180 days thereafter. D2L Brightspace
Locations D2L Brightspace is an online tool
Cambridge Rm F207 Course Registration Account Anoka-Ramsey faculty use to
Upon admittance to Anoka-Ramsey, facilitate online learning. Students
• Mon-Thurs: 7:30am to each student is provided a course enrolled in online courses, hybrid
10pm registration account to manage their courses or web-supplemented
• Fri: 7:30am to 4:00pm courses, view grades, pay tuition and courses are granted access to course
• Sat/Sun: CLOSED check financial aid status. specific material, course related
Provided with the acceptance letter, discussion boards and other online
Coon Rapids Rm T124
resources via D2L Brightspace. Not
each student receives a unique
• Mon-Thurs: 7:30am to all courses are available in D2L
student number and a password. The
Brightspace.
10pm password is temporary and needs to
• Fri: 7:30am to 4:00pm be changed at the first login to the To access your D2L Brightspace
• Sat: 7:30am to 3:30pm course registration system. account for the first time, select D2L
• Sun: CLOSED College Computers and Wireless
Brightspace from the Technology
Services webpage and follow the
NOTE: Hours subject to change due Your StarID and StarID password is
onscreen instructions.
to observation of federal holidays. used to access student computers
throughout the college. You can
College Technology Use Policy access the college wireless network
All technology resources are the by connecting to StarLAN and using
11 | P a g eCampus Life and Activities
There is more to college than classes, and there is always something happening at Anoka-Ramsey Community College.
Academic, social, educational and cultural events are a great way get connected.
Intercollegiate Athletics
Anoka-Ramsey Community
College is a member of the
Minnesota College Athletic
Conference (MCAC) and the
National Junior College
Athletic Association (NJCAA), Region XIII, which includes community and junior colleges from Minnesota, North Dakota,
Wisconsin and Upper Michigan.
Students who recently participated in high school sports and/or have a high level of fitness and athleticism are invited to try out
for intercollegiate athletics.
Student-athletes must maintain at least 12 credits each semester and meet satisfactory academic progress standards.
Current Intercollegiate Athletics
Men’s Baseball (HPER 2210) Men’s Basketball (HPER 2211)
Mens’s Soccer (HPER 2215)
Women’s Basketball (HPER 2211)
Women’s Fastpitch Softball (HPER 2217)
Women’s Soccer (HPER 2215) Women’s Volleyball (HPER 2219)
12 | P a g eIntramural & Recreational Sports Intramural and recreational sports offer something for everyone Regardless of skill level,
you are welcome to join in the fun. Various intramural activities and special events are held throughout the year.
Intramurals
Badminton
Basketball
Billiards
Bowling
Dodgeball
Flag Football
Golf
Open Gym
Sand Volleyball
Soccer
Softball
Tennis Volleyball
Club Sport
Club Hockey provides students the opportunity to continue playing competitive hockey beyond high school.
13 | P a g eCommunity Events and more, visit: Anoka- designed to supplement your
Anoka-Ramsey Community Ramsey.edu/calendar. courses.
College is a hub of activities for The Student Activities Office also
education and entertainment and Clubs and Organizations
sponsors social, educational, and
often both. Clubs and organizations are a vital
cultural events throughout the year,
part of college life at
For a current schedule of events including concerts, art exhibits and
Anoka-Ramsey.
including athletic schedules, art speakers.
sales and exhibits, concerts, guest The Student Activities Office at
If you would like to form your own
lecturers, plays, visiting writers, each campus supports
club, review the Clubs and
extracurricular programming
14 | P a g eOrganizations guide and meet with support to all students who are eliminate intolerance and
the Coordinator of Student interested in learning about prejudice, and to encourage
Activities. Visit: African history, culture and the healthy social interactions,
https://www.Anoka- African higher-education understanding, acceptance and
Ramsey.edu/campus-life/clubs- experience. (CR) safety. (CC)
organizations/ for more • Business Professionals of • Gender Equality & Reproductive
information. Current Clubs and America (BPA) is committed to Rights League (GERRL)
Organizations include: the preparation of global protects reproductive freedoms
professionals through the and gender equality through
• Adult Transition Club provides advancement of leadership, education on safe sex practices,
non-traditional students a place citizenship, academic and pregnancy options, birth control,
to share experiences and support technological skills. (CR) emergency contraception and
each other as they find a sense of
• Ceramics Guild focuses on abortion. (CR)
“balance” in their lives with
appreciation of and participation • Health Occupation Students of
returning to school. There are
in the art of ceramics. (CR) America (HOSA) Club enhances
unique challenges to returning to
• Chemistry Club provides an the delivery of quality health
education, we collaboratively
opportunity in chemistry and care by providing opportunities
explore solutions and encourage
related fields, and for achieving for knowledge, skill and
each other. (CR)
chemistry-related career goals, leadership development for
• Anime Association spreads the through activities such as all health and science education
appreciation of anime and other
outreach, field trips and students. (CC)
visual cultures. (CR)
fellowship. (CR) • Hearts Ablaze Christian
• Anoka-Ramsey Disability
• Creative Writing Club Club creates a sense of
Club’s (ARDC) purpose is to community for Christian
encourages creative writing and
help students with disabilities, to students on campus, and
group reading, and facilitates the
recognize them, support for promotes and organizes events
campus literary magazine.
those looking to belong. and
(CC/CR) relevant to students.
encourage them to reach their
individual goals. (CR)
• CRU supports and encourages (CC)
students through Bible studies • Kingdom Movements purpose is
• ARCCSec (Cyber Security to actively follow Jesus the
and other Christian activities
Club) is an ethical hacking club.
Welcomes students from all Messiah as a fellowship of new
The purpose of this club is to
denominations, and those covenant people unified by His
prepare members for a career in
with no church affiliation. (CR) spirit, death, resurrection and
cyber security or enhance their
(CR) future coming as King in
knowledge of personal security.
• Engineering and Physics Club Jerusalem; holding to the 66
(CR)
participates in tours of interest books of the Bible as from God.
• Art Club provides regular (CR)
and completes cool projects,
opportunities to discuss art-
such as a “battle bot” for • Latinx Club brings students
related ideas and to display and
competition. (CR) together to share in the Latin
sell artists’ wares. (CC/CR)
• Environmental Club helps culture on campus. (CR)
• Astronomy Club explores the
students become • Literature Club aims at fostering
final frontier to increase
environmentally knowledgeable a love for books and literature as
understanding and knowledge of
while working toward achieving well as promoting literary
the known universe. (CR)
equilibrium between quality activities. (CC)
• Biology Club studies life and of life and quality of the • Math Club offer activities such
life forms and works to enhance
environment. (CC) as specialty math topics
local natural areas, raise
• Gay Straight/Gender Sexuality discussions, math games, math
awareness of health issues, etc.
Alliance/ (GSA) educates about movies, a Math Alumni Day,
(CR)
gay, lesbian, bisexual, and a spring math picnic. (CR)
• Black Student Union (BSU) transgender and straight issues to
provides academic and social
15 | P a g e• Math Team helps "mathletes” Technology, Engineering and honor society which fosters student
prepare for the AMATYC Math (STEM), sponsors scholarship in community colleges.
Student Mathematics League speakers, provides resources, Members are recognized during
against students from around the reaches out to girls in grades K- Commencement as they wear the
country. (CR) 12 and promotes interest in Phi Theta Kappa distinguished
• Multicultural Club is open to all STEM to the greater community. gold stole and tassel, and by a
students interested in promoting (CR) notation on their transcripts. Phi
cultural diversity, and creating a • Student Nurses Association Theta Kappa membership requires:
welcoming environment for provides programs and activities completion of 12+ collegelevel
students of diverse cultures. of interest to students in the credits, overall minimum GPA of
(CR) Registered Nursing (RN) 3.25 (Cambridge Campus); 3.50
• Muslim Student Association program. (CC/CR) (Coon Rapids Campus); after
provides opportunities designed • Students for Life Club educates initiation, maintain a minimum 3.0
to enrich the Muslim faith life, the college community about GPA; and possess qualities of
and to educate non-Muslims issues related to the value, citizenship and good moral
about Islam. (CR) dignity, and truth of human life character. (CC/CR)
• Photography Club provides and provides students with Psi Beta is a national honor society
opportunities for students to meaningful opportunities of in psychology for community
explore the technical, practical & activism in the larger pro-life college students. Psi Beta
creative aspects of photography. cause. (CC) membership requires: completion
(CC) • Sustainability Club educates of 12+ semester credits and at least
• Psychology Club promotes students about what one semester of psychology
activities and awareness of sustainability means, informs coursework; overall minimum 3.0
mental health issues. students about ways to be GPA; and psychology minimum
(CC) sustainable and communicates 3.0 GPA. (CR)
• Queer-Trans Union (QTU) why sustainability is important
educates about gay, lesbian, to Earth. (CR) Events Planning Team
The Events Planning Team is a
bisexual, transgender and • Swing Dancing Club provides
straight issues to eliminate group that helps brainstorm, plan,
the opportunity to let out some
intolerance and prejudice, and to market and execute events and
built-up energy. Even if you
encourage healthy social activities on campus. (CC/CR)
have never swing danced before,
interactions, understanding, come to learn. Wear
acceptance and safety. (CR) comfortable shoes. (CR) Student Senate
• Society for Creative Student Senate is the voice for all
• Theatre Club encourages
Anachronism is an international students and, together with college
students who share an interest,
organization dedicated to administration, oversees student
passion, or love for any and all
researching and re-creating the government affairs. Student Senate
theatre arts through active
arts and skills of pre-17th- appoints student representatives to
involvement in activities,
century Europe. college committees; and advocates
workshops, productions, and
(CR) for student needs and concerns.
instruction. (CR)
(CC/CR)
• Spanish Club provides a learning • Veterans Club create a
experience about culture, community of students Student Annual Creative
history, and current realities of interested in supporting veteran Publication
Spanish-speaking countries and and/or military issues and The Spirit River Review at the
Spanish speaking communities encourages public awareness of Cambridge Campus and the Rapids
within the United States. the unique needs of veteran River Review at the Coon Rapids
(CC) students. (CR) Campus are student-produced
• STEM Chicks Club supports books showcasing the art works
Academic Honor Society
female students interested in and writing of current students and
majors or careers in Science, Phi Theta Kappa is an international
faculty members.
16 | P a g eStudent Newspaper fees required). Students must be The Cambridge Campus produces
The Campus Eye is a student-run new registered in other courses to at least one play each year.
spaper serving the Cambridge qualify.
The Coon Rapids Campus
campus and the Coon Rapids
Instrumental Ensembles produces up to three plays each
campus, provides students with an
opportunity to gain experience and • Concert Band - MUSC 1106 year.
proficiency in journalism, • Jazz Band - MUSC 1146 Visit: AnokaRamsey.edu/campus
photography, editing and design. • Musical Theatre Ensemble - life/art-creative-writing-music-
http://www.thecampuseye.com/ MUSC 1147 theatre/ for more information.
• String Ensemble - MUSC 1107
• Guitar Ensemble – MUSC 1149 English Creative Writing Club
Art, Music, Theatre &
provides opportunities for students
English • Chamber Ensemble – MUSC
interested in writing poetry, fiction,
2145
Art Exhibits & Sales and creative nonfiction. The
Glassblowing, ceramics, • Drumming Ensemble – MUSC
Rapids River Review and the Spirit
photography, painting, drawing, 1145
River Review literary and arts
and sculpture are on exhibit and on • Vocal Ensembles magazines are published annually
sale at Anoka-Ramsey throughout • Concert Choir - MUSC 1108 by the members of the Creative
the year. Try your hand as an artist • Chamber Singers - MUSC Writing Club.
or simply check out the students’ 1148
The Minnesota Writers
work .There are exhibits and sales • Chorale - MUSC 1188
at both Anoka-Ramsey campuses. Program at the Cambridge
Theatre Campus hosts one premiere
Music Anoka-Ramsey offers a vibrant Minnesota author each year for
Whether you are a seasoned theatre community. Whether you readings and discussions.
performer or simply delight in new prefer to be in the audience, or are
The Two Rivers Reading Series at
opportunities, Anoka-Ramsey an experienced performer or a
the Coon Rapids Campus hosts
music ensembles may be just what theatre novice, there is a place for
several renowned visiting writers
you need to enliven your creative you. In Practical Experience in
for readings and discussions
spirit. Ensembles are available for Theatre (THTR 1109), students
throughout the academic year.
credit, as an elective, or to satisfy participate in all aspects of
requirements toward an production including acting,
Associate’s in Fine Arts degree in statecraft, lighting, costuming,
Music. These courses are also stage management and assistant
available as an activity (no tuition; directing.
17 | P a g eHealth & Wellness Center The Coon Rapids Campus Wellness Programs
Facility Offers:
The Health & Wellness Center is intended to
• 5,000 Square Foot Fitness Center • Functional Fitness
provide health and fitness opportunities for
students, faculty, staff, teams and the • Three full-sized Volleyball Courts • Meditation
community. • Three full-sized Basketball Courts • Ripped
• Walking Track • Tabata
• Mezzanine Fitness Area • Turbo Kick
• Fitness Studio • Yoga
• Zumba
The Cambridge Campus Facility Offers:
Fitness Center
Health & Wellness Center is FREE to Anoka-Ramsey Students!
For current semester Health and Wellness Center hours of operation visit: http://www.anokaramsey.edu/campus-life/health-
wellness/
Academics & Transfers
18 | P a g eAcademics and Transfer
Americans average up to 10 different jobs in a lifetime. Anoka-Ramsey Community College offers education
and support every step of the way.
Academic Advising F: Inadequate Achievement- 0
Late Start Classes are scheduled to
Academic Advising is a great place to start several times throughout each grade points per credit (1000 level
start for planning course registration semester and run in various formats courses or above)
and a path to your higher education including eight-, 10-, 14- and 16-
goals. An academic advisor can help NC: No Credit - Inadequate
week options. Choose the pace and
you with: Achievement (courses below
the place that’s best for you.
• understanding placement and 1000-level and CBE courses)
assessment tests Generals/MnTC P: Passing-average work (“C”) or
• choosing classes Many students choose to above and suitable for transfer
• choosing a program or degree simply complete their (arranged with instructor)
transferring credits Minnesota Transfer
Curriculum (MnTC) to AU: Audit-student registers, pays
transfer into a four-year degree and attends, but receives no credit
Alternative Credits (initiated/ declared at registration)
program. Other students
Options for earning credits to
choose an associate’s degree to
apply toward a degree or I: Incomplete - temporary grade
complete the MnTC requirements
certificate include: based on written agreement
and transfer into a four-year degree.
Advanced Placement, Articulated between student and instructor
Anoka-Ramsey offers the following
Credit Program, Course Specific
associate degrees for transfer: W: Withdrawal - Student initiated
Examinations, College-Level
• Associate of Arts Degree (AA) by deadlines in course schedule
Examination Program
• Associate of Science Degree
(CLEP), and Credit for Prior Z: Class(es) currently in progress or
(AS)
Learning, Defense Activity for Non- no grade is given (i.e. zero credit
Traditional Education
• Associate of Fine Arts Degree classes, except music)
(AFA)
Support (DANTES/ DSST),
Independent Study, • Associate of Applied Science Grade Point Average
Degree (AAS)
International Baccalaureate, Military (GPA) Grade point total is the sum
and Prerequisite Test Out. (NOTE: all credits in a degree may of grade points earned as
not transfer) determined by multiplying the
Flexible Options grade point value of the grade by
Online Grades the number of course credits. Grade
Anoka-Ramsey offers online classes Anoka-Ramsey grading system: Point Average (GPA) is the grade
in 20 different subject areas, and
A: Superior Achievement - 4 grade point total divided by the grade
several programs completely online.
points per credit point credits. Only letter grades (A,
Saturday College B, C, D and F) are used to
Saturday College courses are often B: Above Average Achievement - 3 determine your GPA.
accelerated, hybrid courses, which grade points per credit
means the pace is fast-often double
C: Average Achievement- 2 grade
the pace of a typical semester course.
points per credit
Furthermore, up to half of your
course work may be online. D: Below Average Achievement - 1
grade point per credit
19 | P a g e• Course listings required for • Consider one of the advanced
specific majors, such as degrees offered at Anoka-
Engineering, Nursing or Ramsey campuses
Business.
• Visit: http://mntransfer.org/ for
transfer information about Transfer To Anoka-Ramsey
Minnesota State Colleges and Anoka-Ramsey will consider for
Universities (Minnesota State). transfer college-level coursework
• Degree Audit Report System completed at a degree-granting
(Anoka-Ramsey students) or the college accredited by one of the
Web-based Transferology.com regional associations of colleges
(any internet user) offer free, and schools, or by a comparable
personalized transfer evaluation international college or university.
tools. Before registering, students with
Grade Reports prior coursework from another
• Academic Advisors at both
Your grade report is accessible online institution are encouraged to:
campuses help transfer students
through your student e-Services submit official transcripts from each
understand degree requirements
account. Reports are not mailed except institution to the Records Office.
and interpret Degree Audit
through arrangements with Records
Record System (DARS) and To transfer credits from an
Office.
Transferology.com information, institution outside of the US,
Visit: https://www.Anoka- provide unofficial, limited students must have their transcripts
Ramsey.edu/academics/grades/ interpretations of transfer credits evaluated by Educational
for detailed information about grades. and offer assistance with Credential Evaluations (ece.org) or
academic petitions. World Education Services
Transfers • Petition process for unusual (wes.org).
Anoka-Ramsey and other public circumstances.
colleges and universities in the • Transfer From Anoka-Ramsey Residency Requirement
Minnesota State Colleges and to another College/University. To earn a degree from Anoka-
Universities system (Minnesota State)
Ramsey, at least 20 semester credits
work to make transfer easy for students. Anoka-Ramsey offers must be earned at Anoka-Ramsey.
Transfer agreements have been appropriate coursework for the For students transferring at least
formalized with several institutions to core requirements of most eight semester credits from another
simplify transfer procedures for bachelor degree programs Minnesota State college or the
students and ensure transfer of credits
University of Minnesota, the
from Anoka-Ramsey to other colleges Students are encouraged to: requirement changes from 20 to 12
or universities. • Meet with an academic advisor credits.
to discuss transfer options and
Services for Transfer
• Academic Advisors • Intersystem
review the transfer guide for your Grades/Grade Point
intended school or major
Agreement: Minnesota Transfer Average (GPA)
Transfer guides are available at
Curriculum (MnTC). All college courses in which a
Educational Services
• Early (joint, deferred) guaranteed student has received a grade of A,
• Complete the Associate of Arts B, C, D, or P will be considered for
admission to a university.
degree that includes Minnesota
transfer evaluation.
Transfer Curriculum (MnTC)
20 | P a g eCost and Aid
Compare to be impressed! Anoka-Ramsey offers high-quality education at beautiful riverside campuses for an
affordable rate. Visit us to learn more about costs, financial aid, and more.
Tuition & Fees your check, and mail both to the • You have been awarded a
General tuition and fee rates are Business Office at least five scholarship from Anoka-Ramsey
approved by the Minnesota State business days before the payment Institutional Advancement, or
Board of Trustees and are subject to deadline. • You have successfully enrolled in
change without notice. Your tuition a payment plan and have
Anoka-Ramsey Community
at Anoka-Ramsey Community submitted the required down
College-Business Office
College pays for approximately payment of tuition
11200 Mississippi Blvd NW Coon
60% of the cost of your education.
Rapids, MN 55433 Do not rely on the drop for
The remainder of the cost is
appropriated by the State of 2. Payment Plan: You may choose nonpayment process as a way to
Minnesota. Visit: to create a payment plan online: drop your courses.
https://www.Anoka-
Ramsey.edu/cost-aid/tuition-fees/ 1. Log in to your student account Financial Aid
for current tuition and fee rates. 2. Select "Bills & Payments" on There are also many options to help
the left you pay for your college education,
About Payments
The Business Office collects tuition 3. Select appropriate term such as grant, loan, and work-study
payments, distributes financial aid 4. Select "Create a new programs.
and scholarships, and processes FACTS payment plan"
Unless otherwise indicated,
refunds. eligibility for aid programs are
Drop for Non Payment
Tuition invoices are not mailed. You Anoka-Ramsey reserves the right based on:
are responsible to monitor your to drop your courses for non-
payment. Your course registration • Financial need as determined by
student account balance.
may be canceled if payment the FAFSA (see Apply for
Payment deadlines for tuition and requirements have not been met by Financial Aid)
fees are posted online at: the published due date. • Enrollment status
http://www.Anoka- You are responsible for paying your • Satisfactory Academic
Ramsey.edu/calendar/important- full tuition/fees by the established Progress
dates-deadlines/ You are financially payment deadlines unless one or • US citizenship or eligible non-
responsible for all courses for which more of the following is true: citizens status
you register. • Enrollment in an aid-eligible
• You have applied for financial aid degree and major
Payment Options and Anoka-Ramsey has received
• High school diploma or
Choose the best payment plan: your FAFSA by the tuition
GED
deadline from the Dept. of
1. Pay in full: Education, or Most of the financial aid programs
Online: Log in to your student • You are enrolled in the Post- below require you to complete the
account to submit your payment Secondary Enrollment Options annual FAFSA for the college’s
online using Visa, MasterCard, (PSEO) program, or Financial Aid Office to determine if
Discover or E-Check • You are a veteran who has been you are eligible. For complete
certified to receive education information including requirements
a.). In-person: The Business Office
benefits, or and links to resources, visit:
accepts cash, check, money order, http://www.anokaramsey.edu/cost-
Visa, or MasterCard. • You have submitted an approved
aid/financial-aid-eligibility/
b.). By U.S. Mail: Print your billing third party billing authorization
statement from your student or an official tuition waiver to the
Business Office, or
account, print your Customer ID on
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