How do I apply to Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College?

To apply, complete the free online application and have official high school or college transcripts sent to the Admissions Office. Follow the steps on the FDLTCC Apply Here page for full instructions.

What support services are available for current students?

FDLTCC offers academic advising, tutoring through the Center for Academic Achievement, and basic needs resource support including food, housing, transportation, and mental health referrals.

How does academic advising work?

Academic advising provides course selection help, transfer guidance, and academic planning. Students can visit advisors during walk-in hours or by appointment in the student services area.

Can I transfer credits from FDLTCC to another college?

Yes, FDLTCC supports transfer to four-year institutions. Students should apply early and send official transcripts to the transfer college. Transfer policies vary by institution.

What are the estimated tuition and fees?

For 2025–2026, tuition and fees are approximately $6,222 per year for full-time students, with additional costs for books, supplies, and housing detailed on the Paying for College pages.

Does FDLTCC offer free tutoring?

Yes. The Center for Academic Achievement offers free tutoring, study skills support, and access to study materials, with both in-person and online tutoring options available.

How can I get help if I’m struggling with basic needs?

Students can contact the Basic Needs Resource Navigator for support with food, housing, transportation, or mental health needs, along with community referrals and advocacy services.

Where is Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College located?

FDLTCC is located at 2101 14th Street in Cloquet, Minnesota, with campus facilities, parking, and office hours listed on the Find Us page.

Anthropology - Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College

Mission 

The mission of the Anthropology department is to provide for the study of human nature, society, and culture, focusing on the American Indian and world perspectives.

Faculty 

Lyz Jaakola
MM, University of Minnesota – Duluth
BM, University of Minnesota – Duluth
ljaakola@fdltcc.edu
218-879-0721

Courses

ANTH 1001 - Introduction to American Indian Studies 

3 credits

This course will look at the various American Indian cultures of North America. North American prehistory and the historic period from contact to the present will be addressed. Indian history, religion, and philosophy will be studied with the emphasis on the Anishinaabe people of Minnesota.

ANTH 1005 - Cultural Diversity 

1 credit

This course is designed to help students understand cultural diversity and the need for cultural competence as it relates to our world today. Designed as a seminar, this course will provide an overview of culture and its many dimensions. It will provide hands-on experience to aid in the understanding of other cultures and offer tools for cultural competence in both our personal and public lives.

Courses

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