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Crossroads College

college, Rochester, Minnesota, United States
Also known as: Minnesota Bible College
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    …Bible College (1913), now called Crossroads College, moved to Rochester from Minneapolis in 1971. A branch of the University of Minnesota was officially established in Rochester in 2006. University Center Rochester is a joint effort of the community college, Winona State University (1858), and Rochester Community and Technical College (1915).…

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    …Bible College (1913), now called Crossroads College, moved to Rochester from Minneapolis in 1971. A branch of the University of Minnesota was officially established in Rochester in 2006. University Center Rochester is a joint effort of the community college, Winona State University (1858), and Rochester Community and Technical College (1915).…

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