Collaborative Grants Program
Faculty and staff are encouraged to join with ACTC colleagues and apply for funding in this innovative program that encourages collaboration across its member institutions for both academic and administrative programs and projects. 

ACTC/University of Minnesota Language Opportunities
Languages not offered by ACTC schools may be available from the University of Minnesota's College of Liberal Arts.

 

University of Minnesota Language Fall 2009 Registration

*New ACTC Students (students who have not attended a language class at the U of MN)- ACTC students may begin registering anytime.  U of M will start processing the registrations on May 4, 2009.  The last day U of M will accept any new ACTC applications is August 21. 2009.  Remember ACTC needs time to process all registrations and receive proper authorization from the student's Dean.  Students should allow plenty of time when registering.  ACTC  Student's need to have their registration in at the ACTC office prior to August 21, 2009.

*Returning ACTC Students (students have attended language classes at the U of M) - ACTC students may begin registering anytime.  U of M will start processing the registrations on May 4, 2009.  The last day U of M will except any applications will be August 28, 2009. Remember ACTC needs time to process all registrations and receive proper authorization from the student's Dean.  Students should allow plenty of time when registering.  ACTC Student's  need to have their registration in at the ACTC prior to August 28, 2009.

University of Minnesota Fall 2009 classes begin on Tuesday, September 8, 2009.  If you have any questions, please call the ACTC office at 651-556-1863

 

ACTC Home

ACTC PURCHASING:

• Contract Listing

• Hotels

STUDENT INFORMATION:

• 2009-2010 Intercampus Bus Schedule
• Cross Registration
• Registration Phone Directory
   
• Combined Academic Calendars:
  • Fall 2009
  • January 2010
  • Spring 2010
     
• Academic Opportunities
  • Institution Majors/Minors
  • ACTC Women's Studies Major/Minor
  • University of Minnesota language classes

FACULTY & STAFF INFORMATION:

• Training & Development Programs
• Collaborative Grants
• HERC- Higher Education Recruitment Consortium

ACTC Committees

ACTC History and Logo

In the Twin Cities of the State of Minnesota,
Augsburg College, Hamline University, Macalester College,  St. Catherine University, and the University of St. Thomas have joined together in consortium to provide cooperative programs and services for their respective students, faculty, and administrators.

The ACTC combines the community atmosphere
of a small liberal arts college with the diversity of opportunities of a large university.  Students enrolled at one institution are able to explore the environments, and take advantage of the strengths, of each.  The 10,500 undergraduate students of the ACTC have access to approximately 4,000 courses, 1,000 faculty members and 80 majors.

ACTC offices are located at 570 Asbury, Suite 109 one block east of Snelling and four blocks north of University Avenue.