Find Yourself at NTC: Transfer Learner
Make a fresh start at Northwest Technical College. We've got the focused classes that help you finish college fast, so you can get on with your life. And, chances are, many of your credits will transfer, making it an easy transition.
NTC classes are focused and hands-on. You can get the education you need to start your dream career, saving time and money on classes that don't have a direct connection to the job you want.
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A Clear Path to Your Future
Our transfer counsleor will help you with every step of the transfer process. See which credits transfer and how long it will take to get your degree. You may contact Dave with additional questions at 218-333-6670.
If would like to
have an initial credit transfer evaluation, please submit transcripts
to the admissions office.You will need to request this service by calling 218-333-6645 or contact admissions.
NTC will have our registrar and an advisor look at your transcript to determine any potential credit transfer options.
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Northwest Technical College provides a clear path to the career you'll love. Plus, you can get there fast! Most of our more than 40 programs can be completed in less than two years.
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Profile: Nikki Nesvold
As a transfer student, Nikki Nesvold had plenty of questions. At NTC, she has always found answers. Nikki's community college and university credits successfully transferred to NTC, where she's working towards her AS in Nursing.
The evaluation of her transfer credits - and the helpfulness of the staff - left a positive impression. "Everyone is so welcoming and flexible," says the single mom. "They are knowledgeable and help me understand my options."
Nikki may eventually pursue a B.S. in Nursing at Bemidji State University. Until then, she enjoys her experience at NTC. "It's a smaller school with one-on-one attention," she adds. "I'm not just part of the crowd."