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ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMSASSOCIATE IN ARTS (A.A.)
LIBERAL ARTS (A.A. WITH EMPHASIS ALSO
OFFERED IN THE PROGRAMS LISTED BELOW)Anthropology • Archaeology • Art
Communications • Geography • History
Literary Studies • Mathematics
Philosophy • Photography • Physics
Psychology • Sociology • Women’s Studies
World Languages and Cultures:
French/German/Spanish
ASSOCIATE IN FINE ARTS (A.F.A.) Art • Creative Writing
Music • Theatre Performance
Theatre Production and Design
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE (A.S.)Accounting • Biology • Business
Community Health Education
Computer Science • Criminal Justice
Dental Hygiene • Engineering Broad Field
Elementary Education Foundations
Exercise Science • Food Science
Individualized Studies • Law Enforcement
Nursing • Mathematics
Special Education Foundations
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE (A.A.S.)Business: Marketing & Management
Computer Technology
Computers/Information Management
Dietetic Technology
Healthcare Systems Technology
Hospitality Management
Vacuum and Thin Film Technology
BACHELOR’S AND MASTER’S PROGRAMSthrough partnerships with:
Minnesota State University, Mankato
Metropolitan State University
Southwest State University
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSAccounting • Casino Operations and Management
Community Health Worker/Navigator
Computer Technology
Computers/Information Management
Creative Writing • Exercise Specialist
Field Archaeology • Food and Beverage Management
Global Studies • Hotel Marketing and Sales
Hotel Operations • Human Resource Management
Law Enforcement • Management • Marketing
Nursing Assistant • Religious Studies
Spanish • Small Business Management
Tourism Operations and Management
Vacuum Maintenance Technician • Vacuum Technology
CONTINUING EDUCATION & CUSTOMIZEDTRAININGNon-credit courses, seminars and workshops areoffered in Continuing Education and CustomizedTraining. Offerings include professionaldevelopment, career transition and much more.
A MEMBER OF THE MINNESOTA STATE SYSTEMNormandale Community College is an equal opportunity employerand educator.
The information in this document is available in alternative formats toindividuals with disabilities, and/or those who accordingly need a reasonableaccommodation; please contact Debbie Tillman at (952) 358-8625, toll free at1 (800) 481-5412 or email [email protected].
9700 France Avenue S, Bloomington, MN 55431-4399www.normandale.edu • 952-358-8200
STUDENT SUCCESS RATES* UNDERREPRESENTED†
STUDENT SUCCESS RATES*
†”Underrepresented” is a student with any one or more of the following attributes: student of color, Pell eligible, or first generation (MN).
DEGREES AWARDED FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017
Total associate degrees 1,381 1,276 1,243A.A. 766 708 672A.S. 288 317 60A.A.S. 54 53 17A.F.A. 23 28 338
Total certificates 250 170 156Nursing Asst. certificates 201 115 93
STATUS OF 2014-15 GRADUATES WITHIN A YEAR AFTER GRADUATION
HIGHLIGHTS• Normandale Community College was founded in 1968.• Enrollment (fiscal year 2017-2018): 14,911 credit students, 7,313 non-credit students• Fall 2017 enrollment for credit students: 9,870*• About 42% of credit students are full-time and about 58% are part-time*• About 45% of credit students are male and about 55% are female*• 25% of credit students are 25 or older*• 40% of credit students are students of color*
*Fall 2017, 30th day of semester
ENROLLMENT HEADCOUNT FULL-YEAR EQUIVALENCY**2014-2015 Credit 14,573 6,799
Noncredit 2,8752015-2016 Credit 14,632 6,837
Noncredit 3,2492016-2017 Credit 14,911 6,930
Noncredit 7,313**The sum of all student credit hours for the FY divided by 30.
EMPLOYEE INFORMATION FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017Faculty headcount 347 339 340Staff/admin. headcount 272 272 278
Total 619 611 618
FALL 2017 RACE/ETHNICITY* CREDIT STUDENTS PERCENTAmerican Indian or Alaska Native 31 0.3%Asian 849 8.6%Black or African American 1,437 14.6%Hispanic of any race 1,033 10.5%Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 13 0.1%Two or more races 540 5.5%
Total students of color 3,903 39.5%White 5,631 57.1%Nonresident alien 107 1.1%Unknown race and ethnicity 229 2.3%
Total 9,870 100.0%
TOP DECLARED MAJORS, IN ORDER (as of Fall 2017)Liberal Education • Pre-Nursing • Business/Business: Marketing and ManagementComputer Science/Computer Technology • Engineering Broad Field/Engineering FoundationsHealth Sciences Broad Field • Elementary Education Foundations • Pre-Dental Hygiene Nursing • Criminal Justice • Accounting • Law Enforcement • Art
TOP 10 CITIES, IN ORDER(as of Fall 2017)BloomingtonMinneapolisBurnsvilleShakopeeEden PrairieLakevilleSavageRichfieldPrior LakeEdina
TOP 10 HSs, IN ORDER(2017 HS graduates)BurnsvilleEden PrairieJohn F. Kennedy Thomas Jefferson Prior LakeShakopeeEdinaApple Valley HopkinsRichfield
*Fall-to-fall data for full-time credit students
