Admissions

Programs and Majors

Our over 80 academic majors and 10 pre-professional programs provide a broad knowledge base and emphasize the critical thinking and communication skills that you will need in your career. When you graduate, you will leave with access to a range of career opportunities and leading graduate and professional schools for advanced study.

Your education will be shaped not only by extraordinary and approachable faculty, but also by our distinctive approach to teaching and learning, the way we use technology, and the rich natural beauty of this magnificent region.

Although Winona has a total enrollment of more than 8,000 students, you won't be a number. Whether you live on campus in one of the residence halls, share an apartment off campus or commute from home, you will be welcomed for who you are and respected as a member of the campus community. We strongly encourage first-year students to live on campus. It is our way of ensuring that new students are introduced to all the exciting dimensions of university life: lasting friendships with classmates; clubs, organizations, community service, and intramurals; spontaneous activities such as pizza parties and movies that enrich the undergraduate experience. Through purposeful activity, forged by character and competence, our students' education begins in the classroom, then reaches into every corner of campus life, fostering socially responsible young men and women who are fully engaged in a vibrant campus community.

Degrees offered:

Associate of arts
Bachelor of arts
Bachelor of science
4 special licensure programs
10 pre-professional programs
master of Science

Doctorate of Nursing Practice

Winona State University is comprised of five colleges offering over 80 majors and 10 pre-professional programs:

College of Business
College of Education
College of Liberal Arts
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
College of Science and Engineering

Academic Programs

Accounting
Adventure Tourism

Advertising- Mass Communications
Art
    Art Education
    History of Art
    Studio Art

Athletic Training
Airway Science/Aviation
Biology
    Biology: Allied Health
    Biology: Cell and Molecular
    Ecology
    Life Science Education

Broadcasting- Mass Communications
Business Administration
Business Law
Business (Teaching)

Training and Development

Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation

Coaching
Chemistry

   Environmental Science- Chemistry option
   Physical Science Education
   Biochemistry
Communication Arts and Literature Education
Communication Studies
    Intercultural Communication
    Organizational Communication
Composite Materials Engineering
Computer Science
Computer Information Systems

Creative Writing
Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice: Corrections

Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement
Cytotechnology
Dance
Early Childhood Education

Earth Science Education
Economics
Elementary Education
English
English Education
Environmental Science
Exercise and Rehabilitative Science
    Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
    Exercise Science
    Athletic Training