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106 Pleasant St SE
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Minneapolis, MN 55455
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Why participate in NSE?

Students participate in National Student Exchange for many reasons. Though NSE you can:
  • Gain access to different courses and faculty at another school. You can choose from approximately 550 majors/minors!

  • Evaluate a school you might attend later for graduate studies.

  • Research another job market and network or look for jobs there.

  • Pursue internship opportunities outside of Minnesota.

  • Pursue language study (improve your Spanish at a school in Puerto Rico or work on your French at a school in Quebec!)

  • Live in a different geographical location (like Hawaii, Maine, US Virgin Islands, Alaska, and many places in between!)

  • Experience different cultures and traditions.

  • Study at a Historically Black College or University (HBCU).

  • Grow personally, academically, and professionally!

NSE is an affordable way to study at another school in the US, Canada, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, or Guam for up to an academic year. Participating NSE students typically receive full credit for courses taken on exchange. With all of the unique locations and institutions to choose from, why wouldn't you participate in NSE?


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