Colleges in Minnesota
35 colleges in Minnesota, largest first. The most selective are Carleton College, Crown College, Macalester College. The lowest average net prices are at University of Minnesota-Morris ($10,989), University of Minnesota-Crookston ($11,170), University of Minnesota-Rochester ($13,319).
| College | Acceptance rate | SAT (middle 50%) | Avg. net price | Graduation rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Minnesota-Twin CitiesMinneapolis | 80% | 1300–1500 | $17,330 | 85% |
| Minnesota State University-MankatoMankato | 88% | — | $19,702 | 56% |
| University of Minnesota-DuluthDuluth | 89% | 1180–1350 | $17,395 | 64% |
| University of St ThomasSaint Paul | 85% | 1260–1423 | $31,532 | 74% |
| Metropolitan State UniversitySaint Paul | 99% | — | $26,556 | 46% |
| Winona State UniversityWinona | 75% | — | $17,413 | 59% |
| Saint Cloud State UniversitySaint Cloud | 95% | 1025–1260 | $16,062 | 44% |
| Bemidji State UniversityBemidji | 56% | — | $16,327 | 51% |
| St Olaf CollegeNorthfield | 48% | 1300–1470 | $21,546 | 83% |
| Minnesota State University MoorheadMoorhead | 59% | — | $17,601 | 53% |
| Concordia University-Saint PaulSaint Paul | 79% | — | $16,222 | 50% |
| Augsburg UniversityMinneapolis | 82% | — | $23,390 | 55% |
| St Catherine UniversitySaint Paul | 92% | 850–1140 | $19,090 | 67% |
| Southwest Minnesota State UniversityMarshall | 62% | — | $16,501 | 48% |
| Macalester CollegeSaint Paul | 29% | 1350–1510 | $27,851 | 91% |
| Carleton CollegeNorthfield | 20% | 1450–1560 | $25,295 | 89% |
| Gustavus Adolphus CollegeSaint Peter | 61% | — | $24,148 | 77% |
| Bethel UniversitySaint Paul | 88% | 1190–1300 | $30,995 | 72% |
| Concordia College at MoorheadMoorhead | 63% | — | $22,280 | 70% |
| Hamline UniversitySaint Paul | 88% | 1133–1391 | $22,756 | 53% |
| The College of Saint ScholasticaDuluth | 93% | — | $26,830 | 67% |
| University of Minnesota-CrookstonCrookston | 88% | — | $11,170 | 44% |
| Dunwoody College of TechnologyMinneapolis | 99% | — | $27,153 | 53% |
| University of Northwestern-St PaulSaint Paul | 93% | 868–1271 | $23,688 | 75% |
| Saint Johns UniversityCollegeville | 91% | 941–1228 | $26,748 | 71% |
| College of Saint BenedictSaint Joseph | 92% | 1048–1233 | $25,301 | 83% |
| Saint Mary's University of MinnesotaWinona | 93% | — | $20,422 | 64% |
| University of Minnesota-MorrisMorris | 75% | — | $10,989 | 58% |
| Crown CollegeSaint Bonifacius | 23% | — | $25,963 | 47% |
| Herzing University-MinneapolisSt. Louis Park | 94% | — | $19,744 | 57% |
| Martin Luther CollegeNew Ulm | 87% | — | $18,652 | 75% |
| North Central UniversityMinneapolis | 99% | — | $26,221 | 59% |
| Minneapolis College of Art and DesignMinneapolis | 48% | 1130–1340 | $26,849 | 54% |
| Bethany Lutheran CollegeMankato | 39% | 1040–1180 | $21,589 | 58% |
| University of Minnesota-RochesterRochester | 71% | 950–1380 | $13,319 | 61% |
Net price is what students receiving federal aid paid on average after grants and scholarships. Public colleges usually charge Minnesota residents less tuition. Data: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.