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How-to Guide: Return to the U after an Absence

Students may return to school to complete their degree, add a major or minor, fulfill prerequisites for another program, or take courses to support other goals, or for personal enrichment. This website will guide you through the basic steps of returning to CLA after an absence. Your circumstances may not be covered by this guide.

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CLA Student Information Office
49 Johnston Hall
(612) 625-2020
cla_student_services@class.cla.umn.edu

Schedule an Advising Appointment
Learn how to make an appointment with your college adviser.

FAQs About the Second Language Requirement
This document addresses some common questions about CLA's second lanaguage requirement.

CLA Dean's List
Learn how to qualify for the CLA Dean's List, what to do if your name was not listed, and link to the list.

U Libraries: Find Them, Use Them
When it comes to doing research, you may need to leave your dorm or apartment behind.

The Completion of Incomplete Work
The Completion of Incomplete Work

Lib Ed Requirement Petition Process for Transfer Courses
Here you will find information on the process for petitioning to have your transfer coursework count toward liberal education requirements, instructions for submitting a Transfer Course Petition, and the Transfer Course Petition form.

Print a Copy of Your Unofficial Transcript
Your transcript is your record of the courses, grades, and recognitions that you have received. You can also order an official transcript.

Evaluating Transfer Credits
Learn about how transfer credits are evaluated. Included in this site is a CLE Guide that shows how specific courses transfer from many Minnesota and non-Minnesota institutions to the U of M.

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