Distance Students
St. Cloud State University graduate students earn their degrees in traditional on-campus formats and through a variety of online, blended, and distance learning programs. Whether you are on-campus, down the road, or on the other side of the globe, as a graduate student you are important to us. As a graduate student you will be included in all communications from the School of Graduate Studies and we welcome your questions and feedback.
To determine if you are a distance student, please click on the link to delivery methods for graduate programs. All our Online and Off-campus cohort students are considered distance students.
- Online and Distance Learning Information
- Twin Cities Graduate Center
- Delivery Methods for Graduate Programs
Resources
Advising Academic Advising is provided by the graduate programs. The link to Delivery methods above will connect you to the graduate catalog and the contacts for your graduate program.
Bookstore Books can be purchased online through the Husky Bookstore and shipped to your home.
Disability Services Disability services are provided through the office of Student Disability Services.
Financial Information
- Tuition and Fees
- Financial Aid
- Billing and Payments -- login through e-Services to see your student account and make payments.
Library Services You can access the resources and services of the St. Cloud State University Library.
Registering for Classes SCSU students may register on-line through the Office of Records and Registration website at http://www.stcloudstate.edu/registrar. This Web site allows you to register, add, drop, or withdraw a class, look up your student ID number, check your grades, change your address, pay tuition, and check your financial aid awards.
SCSU ID number: All students admitted to SCSU have a student ID number. You can look up this number by clicking on E-services sign in on the Records and Registration home page.
Announcements
Work Shop for Students New to Online Education
The Center for Continuing Studies is sponsoring an orientation session/ workshop for students who have never taken an online course.
The workshop will cover the technical requirements (both hardware and software) necessary to be successful;discuss how to access our Learning Management System and provide an orientation to that system. The workshop will also address the difference between an online course and a hybrid course; where to find the online course listings; and review the available online student services and the proctored exam system.
Date: November 10
Location: Atwood, Mississippi Room
Time: 1:30 to 3:30
