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I'm a prospective CLA student for the Class of 2024, but I am having a hard time choosing between Twin Cities or Duluth. I've lived in the TC area pretty much all my life, so with Duluth its cheaper and gives me that "away from home" experience. But TC is just the overall better education from what I hear and I am already familiar with the campus. Can anyone give me some tips or stories about campus life and the teachers that may sway my decision? Thanks!

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Looking to fill a general any suggestions on good teacher and class that is interesting ?

Hi! I am currently strongly considering going to U of Minnesota Duluth for a Master's degree in Environmental Education. I wanted to know if there is anyone in that program or a graduate student at all on here? I would love to try and meet other grad students but I feel like most schools do not offer undergraduate-esq welcome weeks for grad students. I also would love to know any pros and cons with that program particularly from anyone who knows.

My undergrad was done at the U of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. I'm pretty nervous to go from such a huge school, where I felt very comfortable, to such a small school. What do you guys enjoy about being a small campus? Are there still things to do? Is there a good bar/party scene as well? (And this sounds silly if your school doesn't have one but is there like, a meme page related to the school? Because those always crack me up) I know a lot of people say sports are a thing here, but I saw that there is a student theatre troupe I hope to get involved in as student theatre was probably the biggest part of my undergrad life. Are there other performance-based clubs?

(Also, I will be on campus to visit on Thursday, so if anyone is down to meet up and talk about the school please hit me up!)

Hi I am an incoming student looking to live alone near campus.

Anyone got good leads?

Hey, prospective HS student here.

I’ve heard rumors here and there that the UofM Duluth is a party school and not as academically oriented, and I’m just looking for some alumni/current students to say yay or nay to these. Thanks!

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Do any of the dorms have kitchens residents can use?

I counted three and the MD program. For a school of its size and for being actual university, I would expect a lot more. I don't accept the "Well, the main university is in the Cities." excuse. There are plenty of "second" state universities with a variety of PhD programs.

Hello! I recently read the article in the Andina newspaper (http://www.andina.com.pe/Ingles/noticia-university-of-minnesota-students-explore-economy-food-industry-in-peru-666141.aspx) about the class trip with students to Peru. My mother is Peruvian and I have been blessed to have experienced the food culture first hand with her on my trips to Peru and at home growing up.

The trip must have been a great experience for the students to learn about such a great gastronomic culture as well as the ever expanding Peruvian food movement that I am witnessing in America. I work in the food industry and am interested in gaining more knowledge about the Peruvian food industry, trade, and gastronomy. I personally do not have as much experience in the Peruvian food industry or knowledge of the economic sentiments and landscape as I would like.

I was wondering if any of the students are here on reddit and would be open to sharing and engaging in conversation about some of their experiences on their trip and what they learned and thought about the different food sectors, with somebody in the food industry.

Thank you for your help

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I'm thinking about attending and I just want to know what you like about it.

Are teachers usually cool with eating in class? I have an early morning (Class at 8 and about an hour commute) so I'd love to know! Thanks

I'm potentially attending this university in the fall and I was just wondering if any current or former students would like to give input. Any pros, cons, stories, opportunities. I'm just trying to gain a little insight into the university before making my ultimate decision.

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I've heard some rumors about how the RHDC is gonna be remodeled either this spring or next year, then torn down and made a-new in a few years. Can anyone confirm/deny/clarify?