Attention CoVid-19 Updates: LLTC Going Mainly Online for the Spring 2021 Semester with a Select Few Hybrid Courses. The last day to apply to college is January 15th and classes begin January 11th.
• LLTC Cares Act Funds 2021 update • President Burns Covi-19 Update • LLTC COVID-19 Updates • MDH COVID-19 info
Welcome to the Leech Lake Tribal College where our mission is to provide quality higher education grounded in Anishinaabe values! The story of Leech Lake Tribal College is a unique one that continues to unfold with each passing year and with the always growing array of individuals that make up the Leech Lake Tribal College family.
Open Admissions Policy:
Enroll – You can enroll if you have a high school diploma or GED.
- All are welcome – You do not have to be American Indian or descendant to attend, we welcome all to enjoy in our learning!
- Open admissions – Means that your High School grades and class rank are not considered when accepting students.
- Acceptance to LLTC – Upon acceptance you will take a placement test, which will determine if you need to take remedial/development courses before taking college-level courses.
Online Orientation:
- Student Online Orientation is required for all students taking online or Hybrid Courses.
- Distance Education also has Student Online Learner Orientation Support (SOLOS) if students need additional online resources.
- LLTC Student Guide Book 2020-2021
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AREAS OF STUDY
Liberal Education – STEM
The program will provide students with an opportunity to customize their educational background to fit the student’s future four year STEM major of choice. A STEM field is any field that fits under the umbrella of science, technology, engineering, and math.
Liberal Education
The Liberal Education program is a two-year course of study designed intentionally as an exploration of and exposure to many disciplines, development of a wide breadth of understanding of liberal education and preparation for transfer to four-year institutions.
Business Management A.A.S.
The Business Management program prepares students in the process of developing the strategies, plans, procedures and policies that guide a business on both a day-to-day and long-term basis.
Law Enforcement A.A.S.
The Law Enforcement Associate in Applied Science Degree (A.A.S.) is part of the Professional Peace Officer Education Program requirement for the Minnesota Peace Officer licensing standards. All course work is certified by the Minnesota Board of POST.
Earth Systems Science
The Earth Systems Science program will provide students with a basic understanding of natural resources and their management with an emphasis on the natural resources of the Leech Lake Reservation.
Forest Ecology
The Forest Ecology program is intended for students with an interest in plant communities, water, forestry, wildlife and fisheries and/or recreation management.
Indigenous Leadership
The Indigenous Leadership program focuses on the people of the Leech Lake Reservation, their world view, culture, and knowledge. Providing skills to identify community concerns and then engage in community service.
Early Childhood Education A.A.
The program will provide students with an opportunity to customize their educational background to fit the student’s future four-year Early Childhood Education major.
Integrated Residential Builder A.A.S.
This program integrates building science applications for energy performance (Passivhaus, zero energy ready home-DOE, Energy Star Rated) and multidisciplinary approaches from ecology, agriculture, architecture and construction into a two-year program.
Residential Carpentry Diploma
The program coursework will provide the student with a mix of technical and general education, theory and hands-on learning experiences. General areas of study include building codes, blueprint reading, estimating, site building-science layout, concrete, framing, and interior & exterior finish.
Ojibwe Language
Epiitendaagwak Ojibwemowin is designed to preserve and revitalize knowledge and understanding of Ojibwemowin. Epiitendaagwak Ojibwemowin (that is how much the language is valued/worth)
