Higher Education Stories

Hands-on learning is one of the major reasons that students choose to attend Minnesota School of Business. For students in the veterinary technology degree program at the Lakeville campus, the spring

Jennifer Miller, a criminal justice degree student who graduated from Minnesota School of Business-Lakeville this quarter with a Bachelor of Science degree, spent the spring interning with the public

The good in people often shines through when we, as a society, are facing tragedy. With the devastation that resulted from the tornadoes that hit Oklahoma in late May and the subsequent flooding that

College students at Minnesota School of Business-Lakeville have a variety of career interests, from information technology degrees to criminal justice degrees; however, the need for networking skills

Alyssa Benkowski refers to her position as a legal assistant at Johnson Becker, PLLC as her dream job.

Minnesota School of Business strongly supports our “We Care” philosophy and each campus participates in variety of activities that represent the dedication that the students, faculty and s

For 32 students from the Lakeville and Shakopee campuses of Minnesota School of Business, graduation means the end of one chapter and the beginning of a new and exciting journey. On Friday, March

Eric Fredrickson is not only a forensic accounting degree student and a Resource Center math tutor, but he is now also Minnesota School of Business-Shakopee’s first Student of the Quarter. Eric was

The excitement of the veterinary technology degree program at Minnesota School of Business-Lakeville can be seen immediately when visiting the veterinary technology building on campus.

For many people, just the thought of going to the doctor can be frightening. As part of an applied learning project in the Patient Care Sciences class at Minnesota School of Business-Lakeville, Mitze

Bummer. It is finals week at the Shakopee campus of Minnesota School of Business.

With the weather in Minnesota finally starting to warm up, students, faculty and staff at Minnesota School of Business-Shakopee are starting to look for ways to get over their cabin fever and are long...

The students, faculty and staff at Minnesota School of Business-Shakopee celebrated Cinco de Mayo a few days early this year, with our always popular “Shakopee Commons Café,” a student appreciati

We have all heard that the job market is competitive and now more than ever, graduates need to be able to differentiate themselves from other job seekers.

Minnesota School of Business has a strong dedication to giving back. Whether it be through volunteering with local nonprofit organizations or through applied and service learning projects, the students, faculty and staff understand the importance of the “We Care” philosophy.

For three information technology degree students in Susan Furtney’s Computer Essentials class at Minnesota School of Business-Lakeville, the idea of a $25 computer is a reality they experienced dire

Jeremiah Sampah, business management degree student, is in his second quarter at Minnesota School of Business-Shakopee. Although his career emphasis is finance, he has a passion for helping others i