Minnesota State Commercial Driver Academy

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Accredited

FMCSA-registered Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) provider; Minnesota State System; HLC accredited member colleges

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Total Students

Suburban

Minneapolis, MN

Founded

Multi-campus consortium: Anoka-Ramsey, Saint Paul College, Dakota County Technical College

About Minnesota State Commercial Driver Academy

The Minnesota State Commercial Driver Academy is a multi-campus consortium partnership between Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Saint Paul College, and Dakota County Technical College (DCTC). The 6-week Class A CDL program operates across the Twin Cities metro and includes ELDT-compliant theory and behind-the-wheel training. As a Minnesota State institution, the Academy offers significantly lower tuition than private CDL schools.

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Cdl Training

Programs Offered

Class A CDL Training

Class A CDL eligibility + FMCSA ELDT

Duration: 6 weeks
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Learning Format

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Start Dates
Rolling cohorts every 6 weeks
Externship
Not included

Schedule Options

Day Classes

Admissions

Open

Enrollment

18+

Minimum Age

Free

Application Fee

Admission Requirements

  • Minimum age 18 (intrastate) / 21 (interstate)
  • Valid driver's license
  • DOT physical / drug screen
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Financial Aid Options

Financial Aid Available GI Bill Accepted WIA Approved Payment Plans

Available Scholarships

  • Federal Pell Grant (where Pell-eligible)
  • MN Reconnect
  • VA Benefits
  • WIOA workforce funding

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