A total of 413,411 students are enrolled in Minnesota colleges including 4-year colleges, community colleges, and trade schools.
- Student Level: There are 301,549 undergraduate and 111,862 graduate students. The proportion of undergraduate students is 72.94% and the proportion of graduate students is 27.06%.
- Institution Level: 300,097 students enrolled in 4-year colleges, 111,310 students enrolled in community colleges, and 2,004 students enrolled in trade schools.
Minnesota 4-Year College Enrollment Statistics
For 53 Minnesota 4-year colleges, there are 300,097 students enrolled.
- Institution Control: 127,259 (42.41%) students in public and 172,838 (57.59%) in private 4-year colleges.
- Student Level: 188,235 (62.72%) undergraduate and 111,862 (37.28%) graduate students in Minnesota public 4-year colleges.
- Gender Breakdown: Of the total student population in Minnesota 4-year colleges, 67.41% are women (202,300) and 32.59% are men (97,797). This yields a ratio of approximately 48 male students for every 100 female students.
- Online Enrollment: 50,886 (16.96%) undergraduate and 83,019 (27.66%) graduate students are enrolled online in Minnesota 4-year colleges.
- Largest and Smallest: For Minnesota colleges, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has the most number of students of 56,666 among 4-year colleges. For Minnesota community colleges, Normandale Community College has the most students of 11,026 and Aveda Arts & Sciences Institute Minneapolis is the largest trade school with 623.
Student Population By School Level for Minnesota Colleges
By attending status, there are 207,082 full-time students and 206,329 part-time students at Minnesota colleges.
The following table compares student population by school level between Minnesota colleges. A total of 413,411 students have enrolled in Minnesota colleges including both undergraduate and graduate programs.