Academic Resources

First semester registration will be completed prior to the start of your program. More information about the registration process will be sent to you via email prior to orientation as part of our new student email communications. 

In the meantime, you are welcome to review the academic catalog for your program to get a better idea of your degree requirements.

If you have questions about your program or first semester enrollment please contact your academic advisor Clay Forrester by email at claytonf@umn.edu or by scheduling an advising appointment.

First Semester Registration

For your first semester, you have the option to register yourself or can work with your Enrollment Counselor to complete your registration. You will receive emails from your Enrollment Counselor including information on the timeline for new student registration and specific details to help you select your first semester classes.

Degree Planning Resources

Full Time MBA Academic Resources Course

New Student Registration & Fall 2025 Core Class Schedule

• New students can view the fall 2025 core class schedule (updated 8/18/2025). This is subject to change, so please continue to check back here for the most up-to-date version. 

  • • During the first semester, students will be in class Monday-Thursday between 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. with a break for lunch, career sessions, and club events mid-day. Most students spend their lunch breaks and Fridays attending Carlson Business Career Center information sessions, club meetings, or meeting with their core teams.

    • After the first semester, most students' schedules include a combination of day, evening, and online sections. The program also has condensed courses that typically meet on three consecutive Fridays or Saturdays between 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

• The Academic Affairs & Student Engagement Team will register all students for the first semester in mid-August following the core team creation process. Watch your UMN email inbox for information on the CATME Survey which is used in the process in July.

• International students must complete their immigration check-in process with International Student & Scholar Services once they arrive in the US to avoid holds that will impact registration for future semesters.

• Dual degree students may contact Katie Kocourek (kekocour@umn.edu) if they have any questions about registering for classes for their first term or their shared degree requirements.

• The Carlson School provides an opportunity for core course waivers for students with previous Carlson School graduate coursework or a valid CPA license. You can view the full policy here. Please contact AASET at aaset@umn.edu for more information or to petition a course waiver in line with this policy.

Degree Planning Resources 

Part Time & Online MBA Academic Resources Course - This site includes resources to help with your degree planning process.

First Semester Registration

For your first semester, you have the option to register yourself or can work with your Enrollment Counselor to complete your registration. You will receive emails from your Enrollment Counselor including information on the timeline for new student registration and specific details to help you select your first semester classes.

First semester registration will be completed by the Academic Affairs and Student Engagement Team (AASET) prior to the start of your program. More information about the registration process will be sent to you via email prior to orientation as part of our new student email communications. You are not required to take any action to complete registration at this time. Registration will occur prior to your program start and these dates may not align with posted registration timelines for current students.

In the meantime, you are welcome to review the curriculum planning worksheet for your program to get a better idea of what you will be registered for.

First Semester Registration

For your first semester, you have the option to register yourself or can work with your Enrollment Counselor to complete your registration. You will receive emails from your Enrollment Counselor including information on the timeline for new student registration and specific details to help you select your first semester classes.

In the meantime, you are welcome to review the curriculum planning worksheet for your program to get a better idea of what you will be registered for.

First semester registration will be completed by the programs office prior to the start of your program. More information about the registration process will be sent to you via email prior to orientation as part of our new student email communications. You are not required to take any action to complete registration at this time. Registration will occur prior to your program start and these dates may not align with posted registration timelines for current students.

In the meantime, you are welcome to review the academic catalog for your program to get a better idea of your degree requirements.

First semester registration will be completed by the Academic Affairs and Student Engagement Team (AASET) prior to the start of your program. More information about the registration process will be sent to you via email prior to orientation as part of our new student email communications. You are not required to take any action to complete registration at this time. Registration will occur prior to your program start and these dates may not align with posted registration timelines for current students.

In the meantime, you are welcome to review the curriculum planning worksheet for your program to get a better idea of what you will be registered for:

• 10 month curriculum

• 10 month curriculum (with Carlson Funds Enterprise)

• 16 month curriculum

• 16 month curriculum (with Carlson Funds Enterprise)

First semester registration will be completed by the Academic Affairs and Student Engagement Team (AASET) prior to the start of your program. More information about the registration process will be sent to you via email prior to orientation as part of our new student email communications. You are not required to take any action to complete registration at this time. Registration will occur prior to your program start and these dates may not align with posted registration timelines for current students.

In the meantime, you are welcome to review the curriculum planning worksheet for your program to get a better idea of what you will be registered for.

First semester registration will be completed by the Academic Affairs and Student Engagement Team (AASET) prior to the start of your program. More information about the registration process will be sent to you via email prior to orientation as part of our new student email communications. You are not required to take any action to complete registration at this time. Registration will occur prior to your program start and these dates may not align with posted registration timelines for current students.

In the meantime, you are welcome to review the curriculum planning worksheet for your program to get a better idea of what you will be registered for.

For a detailed view of your program schedule please review the MS is Supply Chain Management 2025-2026 Curriculum Schedule.

Certificate Planning Resources

Certificate Academic Resources Site - This site includes resources to help you plan your certificate enrollment, the certificate handbook, advising information, and more.

First Semester Registration

For your first semester, you will work with your Enrollment Counselor to complete your registration. You will receive emails from your Enrollment Counselor including information on the timeline for new student registration and specific details to help you select your first semester classes.

Canvas is the University learning management system. This site is used to house online content for in-person courses and to fully deliver online courses. MBA and Certificate students will also find academic advising and planning resources through the Academic Resources site associated with their program.

The Disability Resource Center collaborates with all members of the University community to create accessible learning and working environments. The DRC facilitates access and accommodations for students who experience barriers in University environments related to physical/mental health or disability.  Contact DRC at 612-626-1333 or drc@umn.edu.

Wilson Library

The main library on the West Bank. The Wilson Library has an extensive business collection including research guides, specialized databases and historical annual reports. Service is provided at the 1st floor desk.

There are two librarians dedicated to Management: Mary Schoenborn and Caroline Lilyard. 

The Tutoring and Academic Success Center (TASC) supports student success through a holistic approach, focusing on tutoring, study strategies, time management, self-care, and life balance. 

• • • Meet 1:1 with an Academic Coach . Appointments are free to all students and scheduled for 30 minutes. 

    • Tutoring Services. Peer tutors provide support for over 250 subject areas at no additional cost for currently enrolled students.