Associate Program Information and Policies (DFC)
Associate Program Information and Policies
The Dougherty Family College Associate of Arts program policies differ in some areas from the Baccalaureate program policies.
Outlined here are specific policies, support services and requirements for the Dougherty Family College students. Please contact the college administration with questions or concerns.
Contact the Dougherty Family College
Terrence Murphy Hall, Room 301
1000 LaSalle Ave Minneapolis, MN 55403
dfc@stthomas.edu
(651) 962-8010
(800) 328-6819, ext. 8010
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Major and Course Requirements
See the Liberal Arts Major (A.A.) requirements and view course offerings by subject.
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Admissions Information |
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Academic Policies, Processes, and Resources
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Academic Integrity |
St. Thomas has an Undergraduate Student Academic Integrity Policy that establishes expectations for undergraduate students related to academic honesty and integrity, which are essential for a strong, functioning academic community. Students are responsible for reading, understanding, and adhering to the Undergraduate Student Academic Integrity Policy. |
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Minnesota Office of Higher Education (MOHE) Statement
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