Four Tribal Colleges Sign Dual-Enrollment Agreements with Bemidji State University

May 15, 2017 | Blog

Graduates from four Minnesota tribal colleges will soon be presented with a smoother path to Bemidji State University.

Leaders from Leech Lake, Red Lake, White Earth, and Fond du Lac tribal colleges are set to sign four dual-enrollment agreements with the university Friday. Tribal college students who finish their two-year degrees are automatically accepted at BSU and can start studying there without an admission fee.

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