Minnesota Agricultural Engineering

Agricultural Engineering Schools in Minnesota

State Facts

Agricultural Engineering Schools in Minnesota:

Undergraduate Programs:

Graduate Programs:

Schools With On-Campus Housing:

Average Classroom Size:

21 Students

Largest School:

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

(63,929 Students)

Admissions Information

Total Graduate Students:

20,394

Total Undergraduate Students:

43,535

Gender Makeup:

49% Men /

50% Women

Acceptance Rate:

49%

Average ACT Composite (25th Percentile):

(+/- 0 Std)

Average ACT Composite (75th Percentile):

(+/- 0 Std)

Easiest Admissions Criteria:

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

Tuition Information

Average In-State Tuition Cost:

$13,459

Average Out-of-State Tuition Cost:

$18,709

Average Scholarship Package:

$6,789

Average Student Loan Amount:

$7,084

Percent of Population With Financial Aid:

82%

Percent of Population With Student Loans:

52%

Cheapest School:

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

($13,459)

Online Program Information

Online Programs:

Average Online Tuition:

$13,459

Digital Classroom Size:

21 Students

Online Retention Rate:

90%

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Agricultural Engineering Schools in Minnesota

School Information

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

• Minneapolis

, MN

• Public

College

• Urban Setting

•

Difficult

Admissions

Campus Size

Tuition Price

Online Courses

Large

Student Body

Degree Levels

Programs Offered

50%

49%

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