In aligning with the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines, and following Governor Walz’s Executive Order, Rochester Community and Technical College will no longer require face coverings on campus (indoors or outdoors) beginning Monday, Read More …
Go to college for free? For high schoolers in Minnesota, it’s true! Minnesota high school students in grades 10, 11, and 12, have the opportunity to earn both high school and college credits simultaneously through the Post-Secondary Enrollment Option (PSEO) Read More …
How do I apply to RCTC? You can apply to RCTC by going to rctc.edu/admissions/getting-started/application/ and filling out the General Admission application. Students are also welcome to stop in the Welcome and One Stop Center to fill out the application Read More …
How do I check my financial aid status? You can check your financial aid status by logging in to your student eServices and clicking on Financial Aid. You can also contact the Welcome and One Stop Center at 507-285-7557 or Read More …
How do I set up an appointment to meet with my academic advisor? You can schedule an appointment with your advisor by going to rctc.edu/services/advising/ or by calling the Welcome and One Stop Center at 507-285-7557.
How do I get my transcript? To get your unofficial transcript, login to your student eServices account at rctc.edu/eservices click Academic Records click Unofficial Transcript. If you need your official transcript sent somewhere, visit rctc.edu/eservices/academics-transcript and click on National Clearinghouse Read More …
Rochester Community and Technical College is proud to announce that 100 percent of its associate degree (Registered Nurse) candidates passed the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCLEX-RN) exam on their first try during the time period of October Read More …
Tim O’Neill, humanities and social science instructor, transitioned his classes online and he kept his dedication to students. One of Rochester Community and Technical College’s values is respect. Tim embodies that as he works with and connects with students. He Read More …
Ryan Chapman’s path to college graduation included many starts and stops. Life experience and military service gave Ryan the time he needed to uncover his passion and learn skills to better inform what his future. Ryan Chapman ended high school Read More …
Jesse Pflaum always thought about going to college to learn a trade, but life’s responsibilities kept coming. After he graduated from high school he started working full-time and there just wasn’t the time to continue his education. Fourteen years after graduating high school, Jesse and his Read More …