Minnesota Private Colleges

#1 – our graduation rate in the Midwest

Our four-year grad rate is the best in the state and the Midwest — and it ranks third nationally. Graduating on time helps students avoid extra costs and begin careers sooner.

9 out of 10 students receive grants and scholarships

The average first-year student receives over $22,000 in grants that will never have to be paid back.

12:1 – average student-to-professor ratio

Most classes have fewer than 20 students and working closely with professors makes a difference in the quality of our students' education.

25% of students come from families with incomes below $40,000

In fact, the median family income of our FAFSA-filing Minnesota students is lower than at the U of M.

25% of our students come from families with incomes below $40,000

60% of tuition on average is covered by grants and scholarships

For those first-year students from families with incomes below $50,000, that average is 84%.

60% of tuition is covered by grants and scholarships on average for first-year student

144 majors offered

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

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