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This is a general overview of the services available in the the e-Services portal, including accessing academic, financial, and personal information through various menu options.

This document provides a step-by-step guide for students to register, drop, or withdraw from courses using the eServices platform, along with a detailed FAQ explaining the timing and academic impact of dropping or withdrawing from a course.

Students who wish to register for more than the standard credit limit in a semester can request a credit overload—a process designed to ensure academic readiness and success.

This helps students at Minnesota State University, Mankato understand how to navigate course waitlists during registration.

This article focuses on the Teams and Channels functionalities in Microsoft Teams for employees, providing an overview and linking to supporting resources from Microsoft to create and manage Teams and Channels

This article contains all the knowledge required to make a call and manage a call on Microsoft Teams.

This article outlines how to order an additional or replacement diploma.

New students, start with this student tech guide to get set up with technology at Minnesota State University, Mankato.

Describes Minnesota State University, Mankato’s electronic diploma process and explains how third parties—such as employers and licensing agencies—can verify academic credentials online using a secure, unique identifier.

The article outlines tools and resources available to prospective students interested in transferring credits to Minnesota State University, Mankato. It highlights Transferology and TES Public View as platforms for exploring how credits from other institutions may transfer, either on a course-by-course basis or by viewing all equivalencies per institution.

Learn how transfer credits can work for you! This quick guide explains the differences between course equivalencies, substitutions, and waivers—helping you make the most of your previous coursework and stay on track toward graduation.

Outline steps to access a student's unofficial transcript.

Outlines the differences between attending the commencement ceremony and being awarded your degree. These are two separate processes that are commonly confused.

Curious about when your diploma will arrive or how to get extra copies? This quick article explains the diploma process, key timelines, and how to ensure your mailing address is correct—essential info for every graduate.

This guide walks undergraduate students through the key steps to successfully apply for graduation, from reviewing their Degree Audit Report to receiving their diploma. It offers clear instructions, helpful timelines, and important distinctions between graduation and commencement. Students will find everything they need to stay informed and on track for completing their degree.