Minnesota's Colleges and Universities - Do you have a List?

Hi everyone, I'm beginning my college search and would love to have as many options to research as possible. Can anyone share a list of colleges and universities in Minnesota?

Sure, I'd be happy to help you start your list! Here are some of the universities and colleges in Minnesota:

1. University of Minnesota: This is a large, public research university system which has five distinct campuses across the state, the largest of which is in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul.

2. Minnesota State University, Mankato: This is another large public university situated in Mankato, Southern Minnesota. It offers a wide array of undergraduate and graduate programs.

3. St. Cloud State University: Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, this university provides a mix of public and private higher education options.

4. Winona State University: Known for its strong programs in nursing, business, and education, Winona State is a public university located in Southeast Minnesota.

5. Gustavus Adolphus College: This is a private liberal arts college in St. Peter, known especially for its music and theatre programs.

6. Hamline University: This is a private liberal arts university located in St. Paul.

7. Macalester College: Known for its prestigious liberal arts program and international focus, Macalester is a private institution located in St. Paul.

8. St. Olaf College: Located in Northfield, St. Olaf is a private college known for its strong programs in performing arts, mathematics, and natural sciences.

9. Carleton College: A private liberal arts college, Carleton has a strong reputation across various fields and is located in Northfield.

10. College of Saint Benedict / Saint John’s University: These are two separate but coordinate liberal arts colleges in St. Joseph (for women) and Collegeville (for men) respectively.

Remember, when researching colleges, it's not just about the location but also the fit - think about size, available majors, campus culture, and the sorts of opportunities available there. Happy researching!