Minnesota State University-Mankato is a public 4 year college with over 14,700 students. The campus is located in Mankato and has an urban setting.
Minnesota State University-Mankato is a public 4-year college located in Mankato, Minnesota. The school has an urban setting and serves 14,712 students across 2,266 freshman students enrolled and 1,700 returning for their sophomore year (75% retention rate). We have 48% of the graduating class graduating in 150% of the time it takes to complete their studies. Tuition for 2017-2018 academic year is $5,000 per semester for in state residents.
Minnesota State University-Mankato is a public 4-year college located in Mankato, MN. The school was founded as a normal school in 1868 by Minnesota's second territorial governor, Henry Sibley. As one of 12 colleges throughout the state, MSU offers over 100 different majors and programs to choose from. Students have access to an onsite library, career center, student union building with coffee shop and bookstore, fitness center (with free membership), observatory (and planetarium), wireless internet across campus - all for free!
Minnesota State University-Mankato is one of the twelve public four-year colleges in Minnesota. The campus is located in an urban area, in Mankato. According to the NCES 2017 report, a total of 14,712 students attend the school. In the 2017 fall enrollment, 2,266 freshman students enrolled, and approximately 1,700 students returned for their sophomore year (which makes its freshman retention rate 75%). Every year 48% of the graduating class graduates 150% earlier than they would have without taking accelerated courses.
Minnesota State University-Mankato's in-state tuition for the 2017-2018 academic year is $636 per credit hour or $3132 per semester--$24672
Minnesota State University-Mankato is a public 4-year university located in Mankato, Minnesota. It was established as the Mankato Normal School to train teachers for rural communities in 1868.
The school has evolved over time, changing its name and expanding its curriculum significantly since then. Today, the university offers around 100 different undergraduate degrees and 22 graduate programs of study across four divisions: Arts & Sciences; Education & Human Development; Applied Science & Technology; and Business Administration.
