NDSU students may register for courses at Minnesota State University Moorhead and Concordia College under the Tri-College agreement according to the following procedures:

1. Students must observe all registration and academic policies of their home college, including arrangements for withdrawals, drop/adds, pass/fail options, audits, and incomplete grades. Courses may be applied to resident credit requirements only at the institution where they register and pay tuition with one exception: University Studies degree students must complete residency requirements through NDSU courses only.
   
   
2. Students who enroll in Tri-College must use on-site registration in 110 Ceres Hall or complete and submit the Tri-College Registration Form.
   
   
3. Grades earned through the Tri-College are calculated into NDSU grade-point averages.
   
   
4. Students with documented disabilities who wish to register for Tri-College courses and who have transportation or other needs should contact the Disabilities Services Office on their home campus (212 Ceres Hall at NDSU).
   
   
5. Although semester beginning and ending dates are somewhat similar between NDSU and Minnesota State University Moorhead, please note that the breaks during the semester do not necessarily match.
   
   
6. Students must be registered in NDSU coursework before being eligible to enroll in Tri-College courses. See Enrollment Limitations for MSUM and Concordia enrollment below.
   
   

NDSU Students taking Tri-College classes may view the NDSU course equivalency of their MSUM or Concordia courses at:

• Concordia course equivalencies
• MSUM course equivalencies
  
  

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Minnesota State University Moorhead

Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM) is also on the semester-credit system. There are no limits on the number of regular courses that may be taken at MSUM via Tri-College.

Enrollment Limitations: NDSU students who wish to enroll in courses at Minnesota State University-Moorhead via Tri-College registration must be concurrently enrolled (in the same term) in at least one degree-credit offered by NDSU, effective spring 2007. This enrollment limitation is not applicable during the summer term.

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Concordia College

Enrollment Limitations: Students must be full-time at NDSU to be eligible to enroll in coursework at Concordia College. Students are limited to one course per term and it must be a course that is not available at NDSU at any time.

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Deadlines for Changes in Tri-College Registration

All deadlines for NDSU changes in registration also apply to Tri-College registration in courses offered at Concordia and MSUM.

Tri-College Course Schedules

Tri-College expands course offerings to NDSU students which include, but are not limited to, various modern languages.

• Concordia Course Schedule
• MSUM Course Schedule
• NDSU Course Schedule (Search Campus Connection) | (Printable PDF)
  
  

Tri-College Academic Calendar

Institution	Fall 2009	Spring 2009	Summer 2009	Commencements
Concordia College	Sep 3 - Dec 18	Jan 5 - May 1	May 11 - Jul 2	Dec 18, May 3
Minnesota State University Moorhead	Aug 24 - Dec 16	Jan 12 - May 13	May 18 - Aug 24	Dec 18, May 15
North Dakota State University	Aug 24 - Dec 18	Jan 12 - May 15	May 19 - Aug 7	TBD, May 15*, May 16**
* Graduate student commencement, ** Undergraduate student commencement

• Download/View the Tri-College University 2008-2009 Calendar (PDF)
  
  

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Tri-College Parking

A separate parking permit is not issued for Tri-College University (TCU) parking. If vehicles have a current home-campus permit, they may be parked in the following lots on other campuses.

At Concordia:	Parking Lot C for students, faculty, and staff (view campus map)
At MSUM:	Parking Lots P and K for students; Parking Lots P, K & F for faculty, and staff (view campus map)
At NDSU:	Parking Lot R (view campus map)

Drivers are subject to traffic regulations of each institution. Lot restrictions are eased after 5 p.m., but there is no overnight parking.

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Questions about Tri-College Registration?... contact Emily Vieweg (701-231-7744), or the NDSU Office of Registration & Records at 701-231-7981 (local), 1-800-608-NDSU (toll free), or ndsu.registration.records@ndsu.edu. For more information, visit the Tri-College University web site.