Student Resources
Student Resources
About Student Resources
At Anoka-Ramsey, you’ll find many student resources and helpful people who are ready to make your college experience a great one. Spend a few minutes learning about the student resources we offer.
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Advising Services
763-433-1188
Advising@AnokaRamsey.edu
Academic Support & Tutoring
763-433-1190
Tutoring@AnokaRamsey.edu
Counseling Services
Cambridge Campus
763-433-1840
Coon Rapids Campus
763-433-1240
Technology Services
Computers, Printers & Wi-Fi
763-433-1510
IT.Helpdesk@AnokaRamsey.edu
Career Services
Search Job Openings
Career Events
Internships
763-433-1240
Testing Services
Cambridge Campus
763-433-1180
Coon Rapids Campus
763-433-1980
Credit for Prior Learning
Earn college credit for knowledge, skills, and abilities attained before enrolling in college.
Transfer Services
Disability Services
The Office for Students with Disabilities 763-433-1521 is here to support students by proving equal access to educational programs. We welcome you to contact us and look forward to assisting you.
TRIO Services
Visit TRIO Support Services and TRIO Upward Bound available on both campuses.
Veterans Services
Serving military-connected students and their families is an extremely important part of Anoka-Ramsey's mission.
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Meet Tina Klaysmat
Tina KlaysmatAllied Health & NursingAS Exercise Science
“I chose ARCC because it is close to home, affordable, and they have a lot to offer in terms of classes and Transfer Pathways.”
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Meet Logan Douglas
Logan DouglasArts & CommunicationAFA Theatre
“I think the best aspect of Anoka-Ramsey is the people. Everyone here, staff and students alike, feels super down to earth, and I'm never too scared or nervous to engage in conversation with them… We all help each other with our problems and I think that's one of my biggest reasons I'm glad I came here.”
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Meet Madison Rowe
Madison RoweInformation SystemsAS Computer Science
“I was nervous about my decision to come to Anoka-Ramsey because of the stigma of community colleges, but it was the right decision for me.”