• Coeducational Benedictine four-year liberal arts college

• Enrollment of 2,000

• 418 faculty and staff

• 40 majors

• Graduate programs in management, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and education

• 97% of graduates are employed in their field or are in graduate school within 6 months after graduation

• St. Scholastica is ranked among the top 10 liberal arts regional colleges in the Midwest by U.S. News and World Report

• National recognition for health administration, nursing, physical therapy, and gerontology

University of Minnesota, Duluth
10 University Drive
Duluth, MN  55812
(218) 726-8000

• One of four University of Minnesota campuses

• 7,700 students

• 1,300 faculty and staff

• over 70 majors

• 16 masters degree programs

• Medical school specializes in training family doctors

• Degrees offered in computer, industrial, and chemical engineering

• Business School

• Air Force Reserve Officer's Training

• Consistently rated among the top 15 regional universities in he U.S. News and World Report "America's Best Colleges" issue

• Rated as a "Best Buy" by Money magazine

Natural Resources and Research Institute:
A general research institute of UMD promotes economic development of Minnesota's natural resources in an environmentally sound manner to create private sector employment.  Focus on forestry, forestry products, peat products, minerals, aquaculture, and environmental studies.

Fond du Lac Community College
Both a tribal college and a member of the Arrowhead Community College Region

• New $7 million dollar campus in 1992

• Enrollment of 700 students

• 60 faculty and staff

• Degrees offered in Associate in Science, Associate in Applied Science, and Associate in Arts, with specializations in accounting, business administration, liberal arts, Ojibwa specialist, and law enforcement.  Customized training for business and industry are offered.

Lake Superior College
2101 Trinity Rd.
Duluth, MN  55811
(218) 733-7600

• Formally Duluth Technical College and Duluth Community College

• 50 Occupational program degrees

• Offers over 1,000 courses

• Adult education courses and seminars

• Customized training

• Lower Division liberal arts courses designed to enable a student to transfer to 4 year college.