Policies and procedures

This regulation is established to govern and define the policies under which undergraduate applicants apply and are approved for or denied admission to Metropolitan State.

This policy (#2010) consistent with MnSCU policy and policy throughout higher education, Metropolitan State University has developed general education and liberal studies requ

This policy (#2020) describes how to modify a student degree program, as well as what is required to graduate and receive a baccalaureate degree.

This policy (#2030) includes information regarding university undergraduate admissions policy for international students.

This policy (#2040) is established to govern and define the university-wide Academic Internship Program.

This policy (#2050) applies to all undergraduate students admitted to degree-seeking status at Metropolitan State University.

It is the responsibility of Metropolitan State University to ensure the rights and welfare of human subjects participating in any research affiliated with the university.

This policy (#2070) sets the standard for proposing, reviewing, and authorizing undergraduate and graduate programs.

Metropolitan State University’s grading policy offers students two grading options—traditional grades of “A/B/C/D/F” or “competence/no competence.”

University resident faculty members may hold an academic assignment in one college with another assignment in the college in which he or she is rostered.

This policy (#2100) provides guidelines and procedures for the acquisition of contributed artwork.

This policy (#2110) clarifies intellectual property rights regarding online course materials developed by Metropolitan State University faculty for use in university courses.

This regulation is established to govern the policies and procedures for evaluating and accepting transfer credits for undergraduate students.

This policy (#2130) clarifies expectations regarding course prerequisites for undergraduate and graduate courses.

This policy (#2140) applies to student-initiated and faculty-sponsored study abroad programs.

The purpose of this policy (#2150) is to provide all students at Metropolitan State University with opportunities to demonstrate college and university-level learning.

This policy (#2160) details the university's systematic assessment of student learning.

This policy (#2180) sets the standards for determining the assignment of credit hours to academic courses and other academic experiences.

This policy (#2190) provides university community members with a shared understanding of our high expectations.

This policy (#2259) is to ensure adherence to Federal Title IV regulations with respect to a student's enrollment level for the purpose of calculating and paying financial aid

This policy (#2510) sets the standard for proposing, reviewing, and authorizing undergraduate courses, FDIS, group internships and theory seminars.

This policy (#2520) provides recognition of high levels of academic success by defining the standards which undergraduate students qualify for graduation with honors.

This policy (#2550) sets the standard for planning and conducting academic program reviews, creating action plans, and reporting progress.

This policy (#2580) sets the standard for authorizing minor and substantial changes to existing undergraduate courses, FDIS, group internships and theory seminars.