A total of 413,411 students are enrolled in Minnesota colleges including 4-year colleges, community colleges, and trade schools.
By race, there are 3,224 native american or Alaska native students (0.78%), 24,848 asian students (6.01%), 70,957 african-american students (17.16%), 35,698 hispanic students (8.63%), 553 native hawaiian or other pacific islander students (0.13%), and 226,903 white students (54.89%).
For Minnesota colleges, Martin Luther College has the highest rate of white students (0.00% and Red Lake Nation College has the lowest rate of white students (0.01%.
For Afraican-american students, Empire Beauty School-Spring Lake Park has the highest rate of black students (0.57% and Oak Hills Christian College has the lowest rate of black students (0.01% among Minnesota colleges.
For Asian students, American Academy of Health and Wellness has the highest rate of asian students (0.55% and Red Lake Nation College has the lowest rate of asian students (0.00% among Minnesota colleges.
Student Population by Race for Minnesota Colleges
In Minnesota 4-year colleges and universites, there are 17,311 asian students (5.77%), 53,565 african-american students (17.85%), 25,346 hispanic students (8.45%), and 162,125 white students (54.02%).
In Minnesota community colleges, there are 17,001 african-american students (15.27%), 10,166 hispanic students (9.13%), and 63,686 white students (57.21%).
In Minnesota trade schools, there are 391 african-american students (19.51%), 186 hispanic students (9.28%), and 1,092 white students (54.49%).
Student Population Comparison By Race for All Minnesota Colleges
The following table compares student population by race between Minnesota colleges. A total of 413,411 students have enrolled in Minnesota colleges including both undergraduate and graduate programs.