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The College of Education Academic Advising Office, directed by the Student Relations Coordinator, provides undergraduate education students with the advising services they need on their journey toward gaining degrees and teaching licensure. We view advising as a partnership and look forward to working with you on your path toward success. We recommend that you meet with us at least once each semester to ensure careful planning for your degree completion.
Contact Us
College of Education Advising Office
117 Armstrong Hall
Minnesota State University, Mankato
Mankato, MN 56001
Phone: 507-389-1215
Regular Office Hours: M – F 8:00 – 4:30 pm
Summer Office Hours: M – F 7:30 – 4:00 pm
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Students use MavConnect by Starfish to facilitate communication among academic advisors, instructors, students, and others who are here to support student success.
FAQ
Advising in the College of Education
The College of Education Advising Office is here to support you as you work toward admission into your major. Once you are admitted into your major, you are assigned to a faculty advisor from within your program.
Licensure
Minnesota State University, Mankato urges you to apply for Teacher Licensure as soon as you complete the program and additional requirements.
Professional Education
All teacher candidates are required to be assessed at the beginning of their education program. This assessment takes place during admission into Professional Education. Both undergraduate and graduate students seeking initial licensure are included in this process.
Scholarships and Grants
Minnesota State University, Mankato is fortunate to have generous individuals who donate to scholarship funds. Scholarships and grants are crucial to assist our students in meeting financial obligations while fully engaging in their programs to effectively prepare for the profession
Preparing for Graduation in the College of Education
You should begin your graduation preparation when you reach 90 total credits - typically this is one year before your anticipated graduation date.
