Why the U of M? Forever young, forever foolish

To tell about the priority of studying in Minnesota. To convince that it is Minnesota will give you all the things you dream of: knowledge, experience, capabilities, confidence

 Junior colleges  Colleges of Liberal Arts  Specialized Institutes  The Universities

 Established in 1851 in the “Twin cities”  Vibrant multicultural community  Liberal philosophy of education  Great studying experience

Enrollment: 69,221 (52,557 on the Twin Cities campus) President: Eric Kaler Economic Impact: $8.6 billion into the Minnesota economy annually Alumni: 400,000

Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, United States. The 'East Bank"(124 ha) The West Bank (21 ha)  Rarig Center  The Barbara Barker Center  Ferguson Hall  Ted Mann Concert Hall  Regis Center for Art

 Nobel laureates: -in Physics (Ernest O. Lawrence); -In Chemistry (Melvin Calvin); -In Physiology or Medicine (Edward B. Lewis); - In Economic Sciences (Daniel McFadden);  Pulitzer Prize winners: -for Poetry, (Carl Dennis); -for International Reporting ( Thomas Friedman); - for Commentary  Politicians: - Vice presidents (Hubert H. Humphrey) - Cabinet members and diplomats (Walter Mondale) - Members of congress (Ron Johnson) - Governors (John Lind) Faculty: 1. Nobel laureates (Edward C. Prescott) 2. Pulitzer Prize winners (Robert Penn Warren) 3. Chancellors (Edward Duffield Neill) 4. Professors

 Twin campuses in Minneapolis and St. Paul  Apartments for rent Studio, Bedrooms and Bath wil be cost $545- $785 or $634 - $1383

 Dinkytown.  Stadium village  Seven Corners / Cedar riverside

 Financial aid basics  Scholarships  Students jobs

You need to pass TOEFL, IELTS or MELAB tests. Minimum required score:  Paper-based TOEFL 550  Internet-based TOEFL 79  IELTS 6.5  MELAB 80

 over 135 majors and thousands of challenging courses Four-year Graduation Guarantee Study abroad Leadership minor and development activities Living Learning Communities

 Build Your Career  Connect with Other Cultures  Go Gophers!  Get Expressive  Get Active

 Work in a team  Be responsible for performing tasks  Allocate duties  Shape ideas and processed information into presentation  Hold the meeting, make it effective and resultant