Minnesota's Private Colleges

The average student receives more than $16,000 a year in aid that will never have to be paid back.

The opportunity to have small classes and work closely with professors makes a difference in the quality of the education our students receive.

Minnesotans of all backgrounds and incomes succeed at our colleges.

Our graduate rate is by far the best in the state — and the best in the Midwest; graduating on time helps students avoid extra costs.

As they move into graduate school and careers, our graduates value the education they received.

We offer the specific majors — and real-world experiences — that connect with students’ career goals.

Try our College Finder Find which colleges have the undergraduate majors, athletic and fine arts programs that you want. Or search for graduate or certificate programs at our colleges. There's a wide range of choices at our 17 institutions. More	January term journeys January, 2012 Several of our colleges offer students a monthlong opportunity during January for an international experience or other concentrated study. We share examples of three 2012 journeys — to Europe, Cuba and South Africa. More
Who’s borrowing for college January, 2012 Graduates of four-year colleges in Minnesota are increasingly leaving school with loan debt. This debt is not yet leading to higher default rates, but student borrowing merits close attention. Here's some background on this complex issue. More	Job and Internship Fair Tue, 02/21/2012 - Wed, 02/22/2012 Employers are invited to register to attend this event where they can meet and interview students from our 17 private colleges and universities. More