Wisconsin State Patrol

Rasmussen College Partners With the Minnesota State Patrol

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Education, Public policy, Government, Law enforcement, Emergency services, Training, University, Police ranks, Minnesota State Patrol, Trooper, Cadet, Camp Ripley, Military organization, Military of the United States, Military, Wisconsin State Patrol

Rasmussen College, a regionally accredited private college, is proud to partner with the Minnesota State Patrol (MSP) to train future State Patrol Troopers participating in their Trooper Trainee 1 Law Enforcement Training Opportunity (LETO) program .1 In July, 15 MSP cadets enrolled in Rasmussen Colleges Law Enforcement Skills Certificate program at the Eagan campus .

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  • Rasmussen College, a regionally accredited private college, is proud to partner with the Minnesota State Patrol (MSP) to train future State Patrol Troopers participating in their Trooper Trainee 1 Law Enforcement Training Opportunity (LETO) program .1 In July, 15 MSP cadets enrolled in Rasmussen Colleges Law Enforcement Skills Certificate program at the Eagan campus .
  • Upon graduation, cadets will sit for the Minnesota Peace Officer Licensing Exam before finishing their training at the State Patrol Training Academy at Camp Ripley.
  • It is an honor to partner with a pillar of our law enforcement community, the Minnesota State Patrol, said Michael Ardolf, Rasmussen College Law Enforcement program coordinator.
  • Being selected to train the next generation of State Patrol Troopers illustrates how dedicated Rasmussen College is to providing state-of-the-art training for our students.