How does St. Kate's Complete work?
Our advisors listen to your needs, help create your customized transfer plan, and provide helpful tools and advice every step of the way. Right from the start, we'll help you select a degree pathway plan that transfers seamlessly from associate to bachelor's level, and then we'll help you choose the courses you need to earn your bachelor's quickly and cost-effectively.
You can finish your associate and bachelor's degrees in as little as four years!
Determine your eligibility.
Students with an AA or MnTC also qualify for St. Kate's reduced core requirements.
Select a program that works for you.
Attend full or part time, in a format that fits your lifestyle. You'll select an associate degree at Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Century College, Inver Hills Community College, Minneapolis College (MCTC), Normandale Community College, North Hennepin Community College, Saint Paul College, or completion of the MnTC, as well as a bachelor's degree program from St. Kate's College for Adults or College for Women — see what works best for you!
| COLLEGE FOR ADULTS | COLLEGE FOR WOMEN |
|---|---|
| evening/weekend and online classes | traditional daytime classes |
| women and men | women |
| start in September, February, or June | start in September or February |
| year-round scheduling | semesters with optional summer and January classes |
| View Majors Includes fully online majors |
View Majors Includes dual bachelor's/graduate programs |
| Tuition and Aid for College for Adults | Tuition and Aid for College for Women |
We'll create a flexible plan, customized for you.
To ensure that you earn your bachelor's quickly and cost-effectively, we'll create an easy-to-follow, pathway plan, tailored to fit your needs. Your plan will include required and recommended courses that do double-duty by applying at both the associate and bachelor's levels.
We work hard to keep your costs down
Our clear pathway plans ensure you only take the courses you need to complete your degree, so every tuition dollar counts toward your goal.
Generous financial aid options are available to all students, and St. Kate's Complete transfer students from the following institutions receive an exclusive scholarship:
- Anoka-Ramsey Community College
- Century College
- Inver Hills Community College
- Minneapolis College (MCTC)
- Normandale Community College
- North Hennepin Community College
- Saint Paul College
College for Women students enrolled in at least 12 credits for fall and spring terms with a 2.5 GPA or higher will receive a renewable $3,000 scholarship per year for two years ($6,000 max).
College for Adults students enrolled in at least 6 credits for fall, spring, or summer terms with a 2.5 GPA or higher will receive a renewable $3,000 scholarship per year for two years ($6,000 max).
Stay on track with expert advising and transfer tools
Get expert guidance from both your community college and your St. Kate's advisor throughout your time at community college—they'll make sure you aren't taking unnecessary courses that will raise your costs and extend your timeline.
- Degree Program Articulation Guides (PAGs)
Associate to bachelor's degree pathway plans that map all courses required for both degrees, including recommendations for electives. We can create a customized plan for you if none exists. - Bachelor's Major Transfer Guides
List all major, supporting and prerequisite requirements, and the approved MCTC or Saint Paul College courses to complete them. - Core Requirements Transfer Guides
Lists St. Kate's core requirements and the pre-approved MCTC or Saint Paul College courses to complete them. Useful when selecting electives! - Transfer Evaluation System (TES) Database and Transferology Course Equivalency Reports
Search the TES database of over 50,000 pre-approved courses, or use Transferology to map the courses you've taken, or plan to take, to their St. Kate's equivalencies. - Program Planning Worksheets
Bachelor's major requirement checklists—including all major, supporting, prerequisite and core requirements—allow you to track progress. - Official Degree Evaluations
Upon acceptance, you'll receive an official plan showing how all courses will apply your intended degree.