Welcome to Saint Paul College! We are so happy that you are here.

1. Apply to Saint Paul College - You can do that here.
2. Receive Reading, English, and Math Placements: We may be able to waive the placement test and provide the necessary placements from the list below. If these apply to you, please fill out the Assessment Waiver form.
• ACT/SAT/MCA scores within the last 5 years
• AP classes in which the college-level assessment was passed with a 3 or higher
• IB classes in which the college-level assessment was passed with a 4 or higher
• Obtain unofficial transcript(s) College in The School classes
• High School transcripts with a GPA of 2.8 or higher within the last 10 years

* If you do not have any or all of these placements, please email admissions@cgicalendars.com to get set up or learn about the required assessment(s).

3. Declare your major: You may email registration@cgicalendars.com to do this.
4. Register for classes: Students will register for classes at their Orientation & Registration (O&R) Session. Please visit 439rqwux.cgicalendars.com/admissions/orientation to sign up for an O&R Session. Prior to arriving for your O&R session please review the “Preparing for Orientation” portion of the online orientation. Details for that can also be found at 439rqwux.cgicalendars.com/admissions/orientation.
5. Set up Tuition Payment: Pay out of pocket or complete your FAFSA by December 16th.
   

We are so pleased to have you back! Here are some steps that you will need to take before registering.

1. Re-Apply to Saint Paul College: Update your contact information, major, and semester you are returning for by applying to the school again. You can do that here.
2. Receive Reading, English, and Math Placements: Your previous placements may have expired. Please contact the One Stop to see if this applies to you: registration@cgicalendars.com
3. Declare your major: You may email registration@cgicalendars.com to do this.
4. Register for classes: Students will register for classes at their Orientation & Registration (O&R) Session. Please visit 439rqwux.cgicalendars.com/admissions/orientation to sign up for an O&R Session. Prior to arriving for your O&R session please reviewing the “Preparing for Orientation” portion of the online orientation. Details for that can also be found at 439rqwux.cgicalendars.com/admissions/orientation.
5. Set up Tuition Payment:Pay out of pocket or complete your FAFSA by December 16th.

Welcome to Saint Paul College. We are glad that you are here!

1. Apply to Saint Paul College - You can do that here.
2. Receive Reading, English, and Math Placements: We may be able to waive the placement test and provide the necessary placements from the list below. If these apply to you, please fill out the Assessment Waiver form.
• Unofficial transcripts from a college or university with a grade of C or higher
• ACT/SAT/MCA scores within the last 5 years
• ACCUPLACER scores (Math within the last 2 years and Reading/Writing within the last 5 years)
• AP classes in which the college-level assessment was passed with a 3 or higher
• IB classes in which the college-level assessment was passed with a 4 or higher
• Obtain unofficial transcript(s) College in The School classes
• High School transcripts with a GPA of 2.8 or higher within the last 10 years

* If you do not have any or all of these placements, please email admissions@cgicalendars.com to get set up or learn about the required assessment(s).

3. Declare your major: You may email registration@cgicalendars.com to do this.
4. Register for classes: Students will register for classes at their Orientation & Registration (O&R) Session. Please visit 439rqwux.cgicalendars.com/admissions/orientation to sign up for an O&R Session. Prior to arriving for your O&R session please reviewing the “Preparing for Orientation” portion of the online orientation. Details for that can also be found at 439rqwux.cgicalendars.com/admissions/orientation.
5. Set up Tuition Payment: Pay out of pocket or complete your FAFSA by December 16th.

PSEO enables eligible Minnesota high school Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors to take college classes for high school and/or college credit.

The purpose of the Saint Paul College PSEO program is to promote rigorous academic pursuits and provide a wider variety of options than what may be available in the high school setting

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The Power of YOU program makes the first two years at Saint Paul College tuition-free for eligible 2020 high school graduates. It covers the cost of tuition and fees for two years at Saint Paul College through state and federal grants and private scholarships.

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The international student application process is for those students who will be applying for, or already have, an F-1 visa to attend Saint Paul College.

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We are happy that we can support your educational goals.

1. Apply to school - You can do that here.

2. Receive Reading, English, and Math Placements or meet Course Prerequisites:

   Look at the Course Schedule to determine course prerequisites (classes or placements).

   If the class requires placements, we may be able to waive the placement test off of the list below. If these apply to you, please fill out the Assessment Waiver form.

   • Unofficial Transcripts from a college or university
   • ACT scores within the last 5 years
   • SAT scores within the last 5 years
   • AP classes in which the college-level assessment was passed with a 3 or higher
   • IB classes in which the college-level assessment was passed with a 4 or higher
   • College in The School classes
   • High School transcripts within the last 10 years

   * If you do not have any or all of these placements, please email admissions@cgicalendars.com to get set up or learn about the required assessment(s).

   If the class requires a prerequisite class that you may have taken at a different school to register, you will want to fill out a Course Permission Request form.

3. Declare “Undeclared” as your major by emailing registration@cgicalendars.com.
4. Set up Tuition Payment: Click here for more information on payment options.

Programs with a separate application, interview process or waitlist do not qualify for the senior rate. Classes that are full also do not qualify for this rate.

Minnesota residents, age 62 or older, may register and be eligible to attend Saint Paul College at a reduced rate. To receive the senior citizen rate, the student must register for the course after the first class session has taken place, provided space is available.

1. Apply to Saint Paul College - You can do that here.
• Select "undeclared" as your program, if you are interested in taking courses and not completing a program

2. Receive Reading, English, and Math Placements or meet Course Prerequisites:

   Look at the Course Schedule to determine if the course(s) you want require any previous class or placement prerequisites.

   If the course requires placements, we may be able to waive the placement assessment base of the list below. If these apply to you, please fill out the Assessment Waiver form.

   • Unofficial transcripts from a college or university with a grade of C- or higher
   • ACCUPLACER scores (Math within the last 2 years and Reading/Writing within the last 5 years)

   * If you do not have any or all of these placements, please email admissions@cgicalendars.com to get set up or learn about the required assessment(s).

   If the course requires a prerequisite class that you may have taken at a different college, you will need to fill out a Course Registration Permission Request form.

3. Requesting the Senior Rate: Students wishing to enroll in course(s) and receive the senior citizen rate will need to provide proof of age and Minnesota residency. This may be done anytime leading up to the day of registration.

   Email registration@cgicalendars.com and attach a photocopy of your MN Driver’s License or a MN State issued ID with the subject line "Requesting Senior Citizen Rate." Include your Star ID in the email if you know it.

   You may also visit the Admissions & Financial Aid Office (Room 1300) at Saint Paul College to make the request and show your ID.

   This step must be done for each semester you wish to enroll in course(s) to ensure the senior rate is applied to the appropriate semester.

4. Register for Course(s): Students wanting the senior rate may register for the desired course after the first class session has taken place. For instance, if a course starts on January 9th, the earliest you will be able to register is January 10th.

   If you register for a course during the second week of classes, you will need to get approval from the course instructor.

   If you register for a course during the third week of classes, you will need to get approval from the course instructor and the Dean.

   Register through e-services or visit the Admissions office for assistance.

   NEED CLASS GUARANTEE?

   Senior citizens wishing to guarantee their enrollment in a course may register earlier, but would be required to pay full tuition and fees.

5. Set up Tuition Payment:Click here for more information on payment options.

   Minnesota resident senior citizens are not charged tuition when auditing a credit course or taking a noncredit course. The request to audit a course must be made at the time of course registration. Complete the Request for Audit Status Form and turn it in to the One Stop office or email it to registration@cgicalendars.com.

   Regular and special fees, books and materials are the responsibility of the student.