The University of Minnesota is one of the most comprehensive public universities in the United States and ranks among the most prestigious. It is both the state land-grant university and the state's primary research university. The UofM offers degree programs in almost all fields, from agriculture to modern dance. The University of Minnesota Twin Cities currently has sixteen schools and colleges, is on track to becoming one of the top three research institutions in the world and is one of the largest Universities in the United States.
www.umn.edu

Visit the Office of Admissions website: http://admissions.tc.umn.edu/

Founded in 1851, the University of Minnesota has four campuses—Twin Cities, Duluth, Morris, and Crookston—a collaborative center in Rochester, extension offices, and research and outreach centers throughout the state.

Jump to:

          » University Facts
          » Frequently Requested Resources
          » Getting Around the Twin Cities Campus
          » University Marketing and Branding
          » Diversity and Multiculturalism
          » U of M Campuses – Area Information

Every year, thousands of people make the University of Minnesota their destination of choice. Art galleries, museums, concerts, and theater productions are found side by side with lectures, seminars, and other learning experiences to create a community rich with opportunities and activities

Jump to:

          » Visitor Information Centers
          » Tours and Information Sessions
          » Things to Do
          » Getting Around Campus
          » Campus Safety and Assistance
          » Twin Cities Area Information

The University of Minnesota connects with its constituents through a variety of outlets and publications developed by University colleges, schools, and departments.

Jump to:

          » University News Sources
          » University Newsletters
          » Campus Publications