University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Minnesota rewrote this page in early October 2026. The previous wording named the fall 2027 term explicitly; the current page states the choice without a cycle. The policy is unchanged: applicants choose whether their score is considered, and an application receives full consideration either way.
Data sourced from IPEDS, College Scorecard, for the record as a whole — figures marked with a star are sourced separately, as noted at the bottom of the page. Testing policy and deadlines checked against the college's own pages on Oct 18, 2026.
Admissions
How admission works here
- Test scores
- Submitting SAT or ACT scores is optional. Minnesota rewrote this page in early October 2026. The previous wording named the fall 2027 term explicitly; the current page states the choice without a cycle. The policy is unchanged: applicants choose whether their score is considered, and an application receives full consideration either way. University of Minnesota Twin Cities admissions
- Deadlines
- Early Action November 1, Early Action II December 1, Regular Decision January 1. University of Minnesota Twin Cities admissions
My Fit uses this overall rate to classify your chances here.
- 1Computer Science
- 2Psychology
- 3Interdisciplinary Studies (other)
- 4Finance
- 5Biology
- 6Marketing
- 7Communication Management and Strategic Communications
- 8Education (other)
- 9Exercise Physiology and Kinesiology
- 10Political Science
Ordered by how many students graduated in each, 2023-24. Source: U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS Completions survey). Names are the federal categories, so University of Minnesota-Twin Cities may call a major something slightly different.
Applying
College-specific prompts can change each application cycle. Check the school's official application page for the latest requirements.
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Career & Major Pathways
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None documented yet.
Cost
This is the full yearly cost before any financial aid. What your family would actually pay is in the Financial Aid section. Cost figures are approximate, so confirm current numbers on the college's website.
Financial Aid
What families actually paid, by household income
Average for students who received federal aid. Your own figure depends on your family's finances and the aid this school offers you.
- Under $30,000
- $6,642
- $30,001 – $48,000
- $7,283
- $48,001 – $75,000
- $9,931
- $75,001 – $110,000
- $16,415
- Over $110,000
- $27,008
College Scorecard (latest.cost.net_price.public.by_income_level.*), 2024
Every school is required to publish a net price calculator. It asks about your family's finances and returns an estimate for you specifically, which is worth more than any average on this page. Your school counselor and the college's financial aid office can also help.
Scholarships and merit aid
We don't have a confirmed note on merit scholarships at this school. Check its financial aid pages rather than assuming either way.
Campus
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*College Scorecard (U.S. Department of Education) · 2024
†IPEDS 2023-24 Admissions · 2023
‡University of Minnesota Twin Cities admissions · 2026-27 · accessed Sep 20, 2026
§University of Minnesota Twin Cities admissions · 2026-27 · accessed Oct 7, 2026