Current Students

Information about degree requirements can be found in the Undergraduate Catalog.

On the One Stop Student Services Web site you can find information about registration, degree planning, tuition and financial aid and grades and transcripts.

The Office of Student Affairs Web site contains information related to mental health, campus safety, student development outcomes, student government, student life and support services.

The Boynton Health Services Web site will provide you with information about clinics on campus, your student health care coverage and student immunization requirements.

The Program of Mortuary Science Policies and Procedures Handbook contains Program policies relating to academics, the student code of professional conduct, student grievances and use of the student computer lab.

The Mortuary Science Student Association is an organization open to all students who are enrolled in the Program of Mortuary Science.

Find contact information for Program of Mortuary Science faculty and staff.

Funeral homes in the Twin Cities metro area and greater Minnesota serve as clinical rotation sites for students completing MORT 3379: Clinical Rotation.

The following scholarships are offered each Spring semester to students enrolled in the Program of Mortuary Science.

• The James Ellison Memorial Scholarship Fund
• The O.J. and Karen Fawcett Scholarship Fund
• The Leo A. Hodroff Scholarship Fund
• The Richard P. Hurley Scholarship Fund
• The Minnesota Funeral Directors Association Past Presidents Scholarship Fund
• The Robert C. Slater Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Minnesota Department of Health Web site contains information related to careers in funeral service, the state board exam, internship requirements and funeral director licensing.  You can also find the Application for Mortuary Science Licensing Exam form and the Mortuary Science Internship Registration form on this Web site.

The International Conference of Funeral Service Examining Boards Web site will provide you with information related to the National Board Examination, licensing requirements by state and careers in funeral service.