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Colleges in Minnesota

Every college in Minnesota that reports to the federal government: 81 schools, 40 of them public. For each one, what a year actually costs after grant aid, the share of applicants admitted, the share of students who finish, and what graduates earn ten years after starting. All of it from public federal data, none of it ranked by us.

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Four-year colleges in Minnesota

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BloomingtonPrivate (for-profit)$29,093not reported36%$48,300
MinnetonkaPrivatenot reportednot reportednot reportednot reported
RosevillePrivate (for-profit)not reportednot reportednot reportednot reported
MinneapolisPrivate$23,87382%52%$58,829
BemidjiPublic$15,26156%48%$53,755
BloomingtonPrivate$37,79093%56%not reported
MankatoPrivate$20,14839%55%$46,110
Saint PaulPrivate$28,55688%71%$63,764
MinneapolisPrivatenot reportednot reported70%not reported
MinneapolisPrivate (for-profit)$17,956not reported20%$42,189
NorthfieldPrivate$25,40720%90%$75,525
Saint JosephPrivate$26,64092%77%$63,260
MoorheadPrivate$24,90263%61%$59,317
Saint PaulPrivate$18,46279%46%$59,871
Saint BonifaciusPrivate$26,67223%45%$48,057
MinneapolisPrivate$26,93999%66%$61,511
CloquetPublic$12,677not reported26%$45,665
Saint PeterPrivate$22,90061%77%$65,607
Saint PaulPrivate$20,74488%60%$61,106
Center CityPrivatenot reportednot reportednot reportednot reported
St. Louis ParkPrivate$16,67094%47%$36,909
Saint PaulPrivatenot reportednot reportednot reportednot reported
Saint PaulPrivate$32,14929%87%$63,878
New UlmPrivate$18,46387%72%$47,491
RochesterPrivatenot reported39%not reported$79,652
Saint PaulPublic$16,86399%44%$64,705
MinneapolisPrivate$29,92648%51%$40,873
MoorheadPublic$17,99759%57%$50,527
MankatoPublic$19,13988%54%$56,922
Saint PaulPrivatenot reportednot reportednot reportednot reported
MinneapolisPrivate$25,81799%66%$45,064
BloomingtonPrivate$35,887not reported0%$48,666
BemidjiPrivate$20,227not reported23%$35,983
St. CloudPrivate (for-profit)$17,962not reported53%$39,080
Saint CloudPublic$13,52995%40%$55,813
CollegevillePrivate$25,67291%75%$76,786
WinonaPrivate$11,70493%66%$58,170
MarshallPublic$15,29162%45%$51,342
Saint PaulPrivate$19,76492%61%$59,282
NorthfieldPrivate$23,87448%84%$65,543
DuluthPrivate$27,84693%71%$65,934
St. PaulPrivatenot reportednot reportednot reportednot reported
CrookstonPublic$12,21288%50%$58,056
DuluthPublic$18,74389%65%$62,616
MorrisPublic$8,83775%62%$50,919
RochesterPublic$13,74471%57%$69,020
MinneapolisPublic$16,77880%85%$69,020
Saint PaulPrivate$27,70593%68%$50,755
Saint PaulPrivate$29,15585%76%$73,739
MinneapolisPrivate (for-profit)$33,817not reportednot reported$42,810
WinonaPublic$17,50375%57%$58,532

Two-year colleges in Minnesota

Community and technical colleges, where the main award is a two-year associate degree. Read the graduation figure here differently: it counts only students who finish at the school they started, so a student who transfers to a four-year college counts as not graduating even though transferring on is usually the entire point.

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AlexandriaPublic$13,691not reported60%$49,393
AnokaPublic$16,953not reported66%$47,746
Coon RapidsPublic$16,434not reported30%$48,342
WorthingtonPrivate (for-profit)$6,507not reported83%$28,336
BrainerdPublic$13,869not reported53%$42,162
White Bear LakePublic$10,906not reported31%$46,424
RosemountPublic$13,548not reported58%$51,938
St. PaulPrivatenot reportednot reported46%not reported
Brooklyn ParkPublic$10,272not reported42%$49,460
Inver Grove HeightsPublic$11,636not reported24%$49,898
DuluthPublic$15,492not reported42%$46,449
Cass LakePublic$13,115not reported19%not reported
MinneapolisPublic$13,812not reported20%$40,086
HibbingPublic$10,432not reported42%$45,570
WinonaPublic$16,140not reported47%$43,613
Fergus FallsPublic$12,556not reported47%$45,591
Granite FallsPublic$11,191not reported52%$45,285
BloomingtonPublic$12,972not reported27%$50,207
Brooklyn ParkPublic$12,186not reported22%$51,142
Thief River FallsPublic$13,975not reported56%$44,425
BemidjiPublic$10,996not reported50%$42,930
Pine CityPublic$12,798not reported36%$41,232
Red LakePublic$5,672not reported46%not reported
WillmarPublic$10,046not reported50%$43,827
AustinPublic$7,427not reported52%$45,247
RochesterPublic$14,435not reported29%$45,287
Saint PaulPublic$11,495not reported40%$38,399
North MankatoPublic$9,082not reported39%$45,068
Saint CloudPublic$9,635not reported45%$46,874
MahnomenPrivate$1,811not reported10%$18,044
How to read these numbers. Net price is the average a student pays per year after grant aid, not the sticker price, and it covers only students receiving federal aid. At a public university it is the in-state figure, so if you live elsewhere your own cost will be higher, often much higher. Admitted is the share of applicants offered a place, and it is blank for open-admission schools that do not turn applicants away. Earnings is median pay ten years after a student entered the school, including those who never finished. Every figure is an average across all income levels, so run the school's own net price calculator before you treat any of it as your price - the College Finder links each school's calculator directly.

Data: IPEDS 2024; SAT from IPEDS admissions 2023; College Scorecard released 06/10/2026; financial composite score for fiscal year 2022-23; endowment from IPEDS finance 2022-23 divided by IPEDS 2023 enrollment. Refreshed 2026-08-08.

Nearby states. In-state tuition makes a state line a price line, so the school just over it can cost your family several times what it costs a resident. Worth knowing what is there: Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin.

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