On-Campus Safety
We require all visitors to campus, including students, staff, faculty, contractors and vendors, complete and submit a COVID-19 Self-Assessment. Assessments must be completed every day an individual plans to be on campus.
Anoka-Ramsey COVID-19 Self-Assessment
Those coming to campus should also familiarize themselves with our new procedures which include, self-monitoring, screening, cleaning and sanitizing, masking and social distancing practices.
Masks/cloth face coverings must be worn indoors by all individuals coming to campus. Accommodations may be available for those with conditions impacted by wearing a traditional mask/face covering. To request accommodation to the mask/face covering policy, visit Mask/Face Covering Accommodations.
To further support safety and hygiene practices, hand sanitizer stations and disinfectant tools will be readily available on campus.
Building access will be limited and available only through designated doors during designated hours. Visitors are encouraged to practice social distancing, maintaining a minimum distance of six feet from others. Campuses are closed to the public.
Classrooms will be scheduled and equipped to allow for staggered entry and exit on campus, and to meet current guidance on gathering size and social distancing.
Review On-Campus COVID Safety Policies
Review Abbreviated On-Campus COVID Safety Policies
Course Structure and Student Services
We’re still delivering high-quality courses and student-first services.
Course Delivery
Most classes and services at Anoka-Ramsey will be delivered remotely. Classes and course components that require in-person instruction can meet on campus, following the colleges’ Back to Campus Preparedness Plan. Students should review “Delivery Method” when registering for courses in eServices.
Additional videos to help you navigate online courses, your student eServices account, and more can be found here.
Course Delivery Methods (on-campus, online synchronous, online asynchronous, etc.)
Dropping vs. Withdrawing from a Course
How to Navigate eServices
How to Search and Register for Courses
How to Access and Review your Degree Audit Report
Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC)
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
Student Services
Student services, including things like academic advising, tutoring, financial aid and counseling will be delivered remotely. Services are available over the phone or via virtual meeting. A complete list of contacts and additional details can be found on our website.
Remote Student Service Options
Technology Access
We’re committed to providing students access to the technology needed to succeed.
The Office of Information Technology (OIT) is here to support students with the equipment, software and internet access needed for successful learning.
Students in need of technology to continue their education should complete a ARCC/ATC Student Loaner Request . Once completed someone from ARCC/ATC OIT department will connect to help determine what equipment will best fit your needs.
Complete a Student Computer Loaner Request
Self-Service Technology Resources and Tutorials
- Student Technology Resources: View resources from Anoka-Ramsey IT
- eServices, D2L (Desire 2 Learn), college email: Access eServices, D2L and your college email
- Student email: Set up student email
- Office 365: Directions to access Office 365
- Additional software plugins (Adobe Acrobat Reader, Shockwave Player, etc.): Download additional plugins
- Zoom (virtual meeting tool): Log in using your Star ID and password
- Zoom tutorials: View video tutorials, tips for participating (PDF), troubleshoot if you cannot download the Zoom client
- Minnesota State Resources: View student technology help resources
OIT Service Desk/Lab Support
- Contact the Service Desk: Phone 763-433-1510 | email: it.helpdesk@anokaramsey.edu and it.helpdesk@anokatech.edu
- Remote Phone Support
- Monday to Thursday, 7:30 am to 7 pm
- Friday 7:30 am to 4 pm
- View computer lab hours
Resources for Support
We understand this moment is uniquely challenging.
Managing closures, postponements and rules regarding our public health can be stressful. Navigating changing employment or benefit status, food insecurity, childcare fluctuations and dozens of other challenges can make it difficult to focus on academics.
Basic Needs Resources
