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University of Minnesota, MA, English

University of Minnesota
 United States

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We require a first university degree that is comparable to a U.S. bachelor's degree; generally this means a degree requiring 4 years of post-baccalaureate university study. TOEFL 620 (paper based) or 105 (Internet based) MELAB 88 IELTS 7.5

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Location

Minnesota State is often called - Land of ten thousand lakes. Due to its nature's generosity, it is recognized the most livable American State.


Despite the fact that the capital of Minnesota is St. Paul, the largest and most famous culturally in the state still is Minneapolis. There are located the Institute of Art, where you can always see the interesting exhibition, Walker Art Center, which holds works by Pablo Picasso, Henry Moore, Frederick Weisman Art Museum. However, Minneapolis and St. Paul called the "twin cities", they even arranged opposite each other on opposite banks of the Mississippi. But Minneapolis is more modern: here you can find wide busy streets and soaring skyscrapers.