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Minnesota Cannabis College

Minnesotans are ready to become cannabis entrepreneurs.
From growers to processors to retail operators, the cannabis market in Minnesota will provide a wide variety of new jobs and careers.

Join us in learning more about how this industry might look.

About MCC

The Minnesota Cannabis College is dedicated to educating Minnesotans about the upcoming cannabis industry. We specialize in providing education about careers in cannabis, from growing and processing to retail and microbusinesses. We also plan to provide hands-on experiences to prepare indivudals for careers in growing, processing, and selling cannabis products (pending the legalization of cannabis in MN).

Most Recent Articles

Education

Legal Cannabis & Social Equity: A Panel Discussion

On November 19, 2020, the Minnesota Campaign for Full Legalization and the Minnesota Cannabis College held a (virtual) panel discussion exploring the connection between legal cannabis and social equity in Minnesota.

Medical Cannabis

Minnesota Cannabis Approved for Sickle Cell, Tic Disorder; Not Anxiety

Individuals with sickle cell disease or chronic tic disorder will soon be able to get medical cannabis in Minnesota. Those with anxiety, however, will need to wait. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) announced on Tuesday the addition of both sickle cell disease and chronic vocal or motor tic disorder to its list of qualifyingContinue reading “Minnesota Cannabis Approved for Sickle Cell, Tic Disorder; Not Anxiety”

History

Minnesota, Voting, and Cannabis: A History

While many people may not think of Minnesota as a hotbed of national cannabis activism, it was actually one of the first states to put cannabis legalization on the ballot.
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“The illegality of cannabis is outrageous, an impediment to full utilization of a drug which helps produce the serenity and insight, sensitivity and fellowship so desperately needed in this increasingly mad and dangerous world.”

– Carl Sagan