RCTC is Minnesota's oldest community college. Located in the third largest city in Minnesota, Rochester has been ranked seven times by Money Magazine as one of the best places to live in the US. Rochester is home to Mayo Clinic, a world leader in health care and IBM, a world leader in technology. RCTC offers more than 100 programs of study has recently opened three premier campus facilities: TelePRO, $9 million in telecommunications enhancements; Horticulture Technology Center, a $4.5 million greenhouse, lab and classroom addition and a new sports center, a $15 million recreation center featuring a new indoor fieldhouse the size of two football fields, an indoor 200 meter track, six indoor basketball courts, kinesiology lab, training room and six softball/baseball fields.
Tuition
Tuition (in state): $3,144.00
Tuition (out of state): $6,288.00
Loans: Perkins and Stafford.
Scholarships: Pell grants, SEOG, state grants, college/university scholarships, and private scholarships. Scholarship/grant packages range from $100 to $2,000.
Demographics
Affiliation: Public
Number of Men: 2,238
Number of women: 3,761
Number of Full-time: 3,329
Number of Part-time: 2,670
Number of Undergraduates: 5,999
Faculty
Full Time: 151
Part Time: 153
Majors
RCTC offers more than 130 credential options. This includes more than 60 Associate degrees: Accountant, Accounting, Administrative Assistant (AAS or AS), Building Utilities Mechanic, Business Administration, Business Management, Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist, Child Development, Clinical Neurophysiology Technology, Clinical Research Study Coordinator, Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) Technology, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Computer Technical Support Specialist, Criminal Justice, Dental Hygiene, Digital Arts - Computer Art and Design, Digital Arts - Multimedia Design and Creation, Digital Arts - Music Technology, Engineering, Electronic Technology, Equine Business Management, Equine Science Riding/Training, Equine Science Horse Husbandry, Health Information Technology, Human Services Specialist, Horticulture-Floriculture/Garden Center Technology, Horticulture - Landscape, Golf Course Grounds Maintenance, Horticulture Science, Human Services Specialist, Intensive Care Paramedic, Laboratory Science, Law Enforcement (AAS or AS), Liberal Arts & Sciences (AA or AS), Manufacturing Technical Specialist, Mass Communications, Mechanical Technology, Medical Secretary (AAS or AS), Midrange Computing Specialist, Music Education Instrumental/General K-12, Music Education Vocal/General K-12, Music Industry, Natural Science, Nursing, Paraeducator, Pre-Bioinformatics, Radiography (Xray Technology), Retail Merchandising (AAS or AS), Retail Merchandising-Interior Decorating (AAS or AS), Sports Facility Management, Supervisory Management, Surgical Technology, and Veterinary Technician. RCTc also offers 22 diploma and 48 certificate options.
Athletics
Athletics - Other Leagues: Member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Intercollegiate baseball, basketball, football, golf, and wrestling for men. Intercollegiate basketball, golf, softball, volleyball and soccer for women. Intramural programs.
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