The important thing isn’t when or where you began your education; it’s finding the right college to help you achieve your goals.
Find a program that works best for you.
We welcome transfer students into our College for Adults and College for Women.
| College for Adults | College for Women |
|---|---|
| Evening, weekend, and online classes | Traditional daytime classes |
| All genders | Women |
| Start in September, February, or June | Start in September or February |
| Year-round scheduling | Semesters with optional summer and January classes |
|
Includes fully online options |
Includes dual bachelor's/graduate programs |
Get a Custom Transfer Evaluation
Your first step: connect with an admission counselor. Your counselor will create your transfer plan—a free guide to how your previous courses will transfer into St. Kate's, as well as what you'll need to do to complete your degree.
College for Adults
Find your admission counselor based on your degree program.
College for Women
Find your admission counselor based on your last college.
Minnesota four-year colleges and universities
Kerri Carlson Anderson | kscarlson@stkate.edu | 651-690-8709
Greater Dakota County Technical College, Minnesota State Community and Technical Colleges, and out-of-state colleges and universities
Michael Larson | mslarson@stkate.edu | 651-690-8798
Anoka Ramsey, Anoka Tech, Hennepin Tech, Minneapolis College (MCTC), and North Hennepin
Juanita Martinez | jmmartinez@stkate.edu | 612-219-6065
Inver Hills, Normandale, and Saint Paul College
Sue Rudd | slrudd@stkate.edu | 651-690-8649
Century College and Dougherty Family College
Jenn Searles | jlsearles@stkate.edu
Start Planning
Find out how your courses will transfer and plan your program.