At Century College, you can choose from a variety of career and technical programs leading directly to employment as well as courses designed to transfer to four-year colleges and universities. You will learn from expert instructors with access to innovative learning opportunities and state-of-the-art facilities.
The Admissions Office will get you started on your bridge to success. Learn about the steps to complete the admissions process and register for courses. Do you have questions about Century College? Attend a Discover Century Information Session, schedule a campus visit, chat online, email or call one of our friendly Admissions Advisors.
With affordable tuition rates, Century College can save you thousands on your education. Learn about our tuition rates and fees, and discover options to pay for college, including financial aid, scholarships and payment plans. College can be affordable!
The Continuing Education and Customized Training department can help you to get ahead in your career by offering a variety of non-credit workforce training and development opportunities. Through customized training options, Century College can work directly with employers to meet the training needs of employees.
Century College offers a variety of campus life opportunities to connect with others, gain leadership experience, be involved and have fun. Students can participate or cheer on the Century College Wood Ducks Athletic programs, become active members and leaders on campus or take advantage of campus recreational activities and art and theatre experiences.
Century College is committed to the success of each student. This commitment to student success and persistence is demonstrated by the numerous student services and support available in and out of the classroom, including academic resources, assistive services, student wellness options and planning support.
Century College is committed to providing a supportive and safe environment conducive to learning. The conduct and behavior team along with all faculty and staff are committed to:
You can report an incident online or to any members of the Student Conduct & Behavior Team listed.
Faculty may use the Academic Dishonesty Reporting Form to report all potential academic honesty violations that have occurred in their classroom.
Any action by a student that interferes with the education of any other student or interferes with the operations of the college in carrying out its responsibility to provide and education will be subject to the conduct process.
Century College Student Conduct Policy and Procedure
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The primary academic mission of Century College is the exploration and dissemination of knowledge. Academic honesty and integrity are integral to the academic process. It is expected that Century College students will understand and adhere to the concept of academic integrity and to the standards of conduct prescribed by the College's Academic Honesty Policy.
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Faculty may use the Academic Dishonesty Reporting Form to report all potential academic honesty violations that have occurred in their classroom.
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities has a commitment to enhancing Minnesota’s quality of life by developing and fostering understanding and appreciation of a free and diverse society and providing equal opportunity for all its students and employees. Harassment or discrimination based of race, sex, color, creed, religion, age, national origin, disability, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or familial status is prohibited.
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Title IX has become a powerful tool on college campuses for combating sexual offenses and gender discrimination. While Title IX is widely known for it’s role in opportunities in athletics, the arm of Title IX reaches farther to affect pregnant, gender non-conforming, and any other student that feels opportunities, services, and environments were altered because of their gender.
The standards of conduct at Century College clearly prohibit the unlawful possession, use or distribution of drugs and alcohol by students and staff on the campus premises or in conjunction with any college-sponsored activity or event whether on- or off-campus. The College will take steps to educate its community regarding the health risks associated with alcohol and drug abuse. Appropriate referrals to counseling and health agencies will be made to individuals as needed.
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For other college complaints or concerns, please go to myCentury.
The Behavioral Assessment and Intervention Team (BAIT) is a cross-functional assessment group that collects information in order to recommend interventions regarding students exhibiting persistent or significant behavioral disturbances. For more information, view the BAIT handbook and members.
If an incident is in progress, call Public Safety security (651-747-4000) or 911 (9-911 from a campus phone).
You can contact Public Safety to request escorts across campus or to your vehicle as well.
