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Step 3: Are you Eligible?


links and resources needed to review eligibility

Course Exchange Agreement, Section II (CEA II)
Form: Course Exchange Appeal Form
Form: Tri-College Guidelines & Requirements
Tri-College Info            Concordia   |   MState   |   MSUM   |   NDSU


 

Eligiblity Requirements

to take 2 classes per semester, per campus

_____The class is not available (in any format) in a given term or semester. (CEA II.B.7)
_____Enrolled* at the home campus. (CEA II.C8.C9)
_____Undergraduate student
_____Meet host campus prerequisites and co-requisites.
_____Faculty and staff are eligible for the Course Exchange. (Review CEA II.D

Exceptions**

to the 2 class limit (see CEA II.C.7)

  • _____Declared Tri-College minor.
  • _____Enrolled in NDSU Aerospace Studies/Air Force ROTC (AS) courses.
  • _____Enrolled in NDSU Military Science/Army ROTC (MS) courses.
  • _____Enrolled in a lecture + corresponding lab that are two separate courses.***

Other Details

*Home campus enrollment requirements varies.

  • M State, MSUM, and NDSU students must register for at least 1 class.
  • Concordia students are required to be full-time students. 

**Requests for exceptions are reviewed on an individual basis.

  • Partner campuses set their own criteria for exceptions. 
  • If you have extenuating circumstances, submit BOTH the Course Exchange Registration Form and the Course Exchange Appeal Form for review.

***Science classes in ND and MN are numbered differently. 

  • NDSU lists a science class as  2 classes -> a 3 credit lecture  + 1 credit lab = 4 credits.
  • Concordia, M State, and MSUM list a science class as 1 class -> a 4 credit class that includes lecture & lab. 
  • Bottom line - when registering for a science class, make sure you know the difference so you get registered for the lab class.