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University of Minnesota-Rochester

Rochester, MN

Figures on this page come from U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard data. This school has not been individually reviewed, so there is no ranking, aid-policy, or GPA guidance below.

71%
Acceptance rate
950–1380
SAT middle 50%
21–29
ACT middle 50%
Test-optional
Test policy
57%
Graduation rate
$69,020
Median earnings (10 yr)

What it may cost by family income

Estimated average net price — what families actually pay after grants and scholarships — by annual household income. Net price matters far more than the $28,904 sticker price. All figures are the full cost of attendance — housing, food, and books included, not just tuition.

Household incomeEst. net price / year
Under $30k$6,116
$30k–$48k$4,256
$48k–$75k$6,748
$75k–$110k$14,650
Over $110k$23,769

Sticker cost of attendance: $28,904.

What the whole degree costs

Every cost figure above is one year. A bachelor's degree is four — sometimes five. Today's-prices makes no assumptions; the second column assumes prices rise ~3.5% a year, in line with recent averages.

Household income4 yrs, today's prices4 yrs with increases
Under $30k$24,464$25,779
$30k–$48k$17,024$17,939
$48k–$75k$26,992$28,442
$75k–$110k$58,600$61,749
Over $110k$95,076$100,185

57% of students here graduate within six years. If the degree takes a fifth year, budget roughly one more year at the prices above — ask the school what share of students finish in four.

First-year aid is not guaranteed to repeat — ask University of Minnesota-Rochester how grants change after year one. That answer moves these numbers more than anything else on this page.

Applying to a specific major at University of Minnesota-Rochester

71% is the acceptance rate for the whole university — not for every major. For the programs below, admission is usually decided separately and is harder than that number suggests. Almost no university publishes a by-major admission rate, and neither does the federal government, so we do not show one: any site that does is estimating.

To find the real figure for your major, check University of Minnesota-Rochester's Common Data Set and its admissions page, or ask an admissions officer directly — that question gets answered more often than students expect.

Federal data shows no bachelor's completions at University of Minnesota-Rochester in computer science, engineering, nursing, business, architecture or visual & performing arts, so those are not listed above. Small or new programs can be missing from federal reporting — confirm with the school before ruling one out.

What graduates earn, by major

Median earnings and median federal loan debt for bachelor's graduates of University of Minnesota-Rochester, by field of study, from the U.S. Department of Education. Earnings differ far more between majors at one school than between schools.

MajorMedian earningsMedian debt
Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences, General. · Other Health Professions $49,270 —

Largest programs shown. Earnings are measured a few years after graduation and reflect who enrolls as much as what is taught.

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Figures are estimates modeled on U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard data and recent reporting, provided for guidance only. Always confirm cost with University of Minnesota-Rochester’s official net price calculator and admissions figures with the school directly.