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MSUM policty on graduate students who wish to submit an appeal need to complete the Graduate Academic Appeals form.
MSUM Graduate Courses Taken by Undergraduate Students Undergraduate students who meet the requirements may enroll in 500 or 600 level courses for graduate credit.
Courses at the 600 and 700 level are offered for graduate credit only. Courses offered at the 600 level are open to graduate students or to undergraduate seniors who meet specific requirements.
All New Entering Freshman (NEF) as well as any student who received a high school diploma on January 2015 or later, including those students who transferred to MSU Moorhead in the Spring Term after attending one semester at another institution, are required to live on campus their first year.
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records.
An individual offered employment as a faculty member, or any individual assigned to perform faculty work, shall meet the established minimum qualifications as indicated below. This includes faculty in tenured, probationary, fixed term, adjunct, dual credit, or any other position in which they deliver course content for credit.
Minnesota State University Moorhead guarantees that all undergraduate students wishing to graduate in four years will be provided necessary courses as required by the University in the student's selected major field of study. Any required courses needed beyond four years will be provided to the student tuition-free.
Standards for the preparation of a research paper must conform to the manual of style required by the program in which the degree is taken. Students must work closely with their committee chair and committees in the preparation of their research paper. MSUM requires a uniform title page to be used for all papers submitted.
Minnesota State University Moorhead directly follows the United States Constitution – Amendment 1 (below) and the Minnesota State Policy 3.1 Student Rights & Responsibilities
All new entering undergraduate students are required to successfully complete a 1-credit hour First Year Seminar. Successful completion of the course is a graduation requirement. New students who have completed twelve or more transferable credits will be exempt from this requirement.