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<p>That’s not the right page to be looking at - that chart is for general transfer students, not MnCAP.</p>

<p>For Minnesota Cooperative Admissions Program students, here’s the requirements:</p>

<p>[MnCAP</a> Requirements](<a href=“http://admissions.tc.umn.edu/admissioninfo/mncap_requirements.html]MnCAP”>http://admissions.tc.umn.edu/admissioninfo/mncap_requirements.html)</p>

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@UMN Admissions

Complete the AA degree or the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum.
Complete the appropriate prerequisite and introductory courses for your intended major, with grades of C or higher. If you enter the MnCAP program as an undeclared major, you must have declared a major in one of the participating colleges by the time you apply for transfer to the U of M.
Meet the priority application deadline for the term you wish to begin.
Meet any additional admission conditions for individual U of M colleges, as outlined here.</p>

<p>COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (CSE)
One year of calculus (equivalent to MATH 1271 & 1272).
One year of calculus-based physics (equivalent to PHYS 1301W & 1302W).
One semester of chemistry (equivalent to CHEM 1021).
Applicants with less than two semesters may still be considered for admission based on the overall strength of their record. However, they should be aware that this may delay their expected graduation as it is a prerequisite for many courses.
Technical GPA: Most successful applicants to the College of Science and Engineering have a 3.2 or higher technical grade point average (tech GPA). This GPA consists of courses in math, physics, and chemistry (beginning with equivalents to those listed above) as well as engineering and computer science courses.

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<p>You are <em>guaranteed</em> admission if you meet the above requirements.</p>