I graduated in 2010 with 2 degrees. It was a 2 year Tribal College, (had to take the Anishinaabe class), I went for 4ish years I loved it so much! It was affordable with quite a few classes to choose from. When I started, it was a small school with few people in classes, and wonderful instructors that had the time to spend with you if you werent understanding something. LOVED IT! Then they added sports.... They call themselves Thunder... how do you have a mascot for thunder?

This 2 yr college is a place of many public events. Right now they are having their last of 4 free summer concerts. Beautiful architecture. Many cultures have gone thru the doors to receive a 2 yr degree and go on to other schools. Their football team..Thunder...has an excellent program..most of the players are from the deep South and experiencing cold for the first time...they house many sports teams. Excellent place. Excellent music tonight! 🎶🎻🎵🎸

Excellent staff.

They will try to charge you after you stop going there. Their inept billing department has ruined my ability to further my education at a four year college. Do not go here- having a high school diploma has gotten me more opportunities than anything I did here.

Excellent value for higher education in a uniquely diverse environment that is both a Tribal and MinnState College.

Graduated with my AA, and AAS in Criminal Justice. Great school, excellent staff, and even better instructors. The environment makes the college experience so much more enjoyable!

Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College is a special institution in northeastern Minnesota. The College is the only dual public and tribal college in the entire USA. The College offers a wide array of career based and university transfer programming. The campus setting is beautiful. The College offers student housing, athletic facilities, and pleasant student spaces. Administration and faculty deeply care about student results. The College is originally diverse in northeastern minnesota.....40% of its student body is non-white. Fond du Lac typically enrolls more native american students than any other institution in Minnesota.

Graduated in 2010 from the Law Enforcement program. Wonderful school, outstanding instructors.

Enjoyed the out door concert.

Great Teachers and a Great environment!