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Private Wealth Management Research, Products & Services What does college cost in Minnesota? 2016-2017 4 Year Colleges Tuition & Fees Annual Total for Academic Cost of Web Site year Attendance1 (In-State) (In-State) Public Colleges Bemidji State University www.bemidjistate.edu $8,394 $20,208 Metropolitan State University www.metrostate.edu $7,566 $26,862 Minnesota State University-Mankato www.mnsu.edu $7,858 $19,420 Minnesota State University-Moorhead www.mnstate.edu $8,114 $20,460 Saint Cloud State University www.stcloudstate.edu $7,910 $20,040 Southwest Minnesota State University www.southwestmsu.edu $8,347 $20,389 University of Minnesota-Crookston www.UMCrookston.edu $11,700 $22,850 University of Minnesota-Duluth www.d.umn.edu $13,139 $24,103 University of Minnesota-Morris www.morris.umn.edu $12,846 $23,460 University of Minnesota-Twin Cities www.umn.edu/tc $14,142 $26,719 Winona State University www.winona.edu $9,075 $21,795 Private Colleges Augsburg College www.augsburg.edu $36,415 $49,743 Bethany Lutheran College www.blc.edu $25,890 $36,150 Carleton College www.carleton.edu $50,874 $66,490 College of St. Benedict www.csbsju.edu $42,271 $55,206 Concordia College at Moorhead www.concordiacollege.edu $36,878 $47,748 Concordia University-Saint Paul www.csp.edu $21,250 $33,750 Crown College www.crown.edu $24,700 $38,150 Gustavus Adolphus College www.gustavus.edu $42,840 $54,280 Hamline University www.hamline.edu $39,181 $50,755 Macalester College www.macalester.edu $50,639 $64,007 Martin Luther College www.mlc-wels.edu $13,980 $24,580 Minneapolis College of Art and Design www.mcad.edu $36,548 $48,220 North Central University www.northcentral.edu $22,240 $33,280 Oak Hills Christian College www.oakhills.edu $16,980 $28,851 St. Johns University www.csbsju.edu $41,732 $54,024 St. Mary's University of Minnesota www.smumn.edu $32,575 $44,000 St. Olaf College www.stolaf.edu $44,180 $56,160 University of St Thomas www.stthomas.edu $39,594 $53,440 Source: U.S. Department of Education. 1Amount includes tuition, fees, room and board (if available), books and supplies (if available) and other expenses for Minnesota residents. This is not a complete list of Minnesota colleges and universities. To search for a particular school please visit http://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/. To determine school costs please visit www.collegeboard.com. For a list of eligible institutions where 529 money can be used please visit www.fafsa.ed.gov. 2017 Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated. Member SIPC. Robert W. Baird & Co. 777 East Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202. 1-800-RW-BAIRD. www.rwbaird.com Updated: 04/2017. Reference Number: 3262852 .

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