UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS:
Undergraduate scholarships:
1. Global
Excellence Scholarship
- Eligibility:
- International freshmen and
transfer students attending on an F-1 visa.
- Awards are competitive and
based on academic merit; students selected are among the best in their
class and demonstrate a strong academic record.
- No separate scholarship
application is required; all international applicants are automatically
considered based on their admission application.
- Stipend:
- For the 2025–2026 academic
year:
- International freshmen can
receive scholarships upto $20,000, $15,000, or $10,000 per year for up to
four years.
- Transfer students may receive
$10,000 per year for up to three years when entering in the fall
semester.
2. U
Promise Scholarship Program
- Eligibility:
- Minnesota resident
undergraduate students.
- Family household income of
$120,000 or lower.
- Stipend:
- Freshmen: $300 to $4,000 of stipend each
academic year for up to four years.
- Transfer students: $300 to
$2,000 each academic year for up to two years.
3. Promise
Plus Free Tuition Program
- Eligibility:
- New Minnesota freshmen
students.
- Family household income of
$50,000 or lower.
- Stipend:
- Full cost of tuition covered
by federal, state, and University scholarships and grants.
4. Native
American Promise Tuition Program
- Eligibility:
- New freshmen and transfer
students who are the enrolled members or citizens of a federally recognized
American Indian Tribe or Canadian First Nation.
- Family household income of
$125,000 or lower.
- Stipend:
- Full tuition coverage by
federal, state, and University scholarships and grants.
5. ROTC
Scholarships
- Eligibility:
- Students enrolled in Army, Air
Force, or Navy ROTC programs.
- Stipend:
6.
College-Specific Scholarships
- Eligibility:
- Varies by college; for
example, the School of Nursing offers scholarships based on academic
performance, financial need, commitment to nursing, and leadership.
- Stipend:
- Amounts range from $2,000 to
$5,000 per year.
7.
Undergraduate Research Scholarship
- Eligibility:
- New international freshmen
students interested in pursuing extracurricular special projects and
research.
- Stipend:
- $1,500 scholarship stipend.
- An additional $300 for lab
supplies, equipment, and/or human subjects needed for the scholar’s
project.
Graduate Scholarship:
1.
Diversity of Views and Experiences (DOVE) Fellowship
- Eligibility:
- Open to U.S. citizens,
permanent residents, and those who're legally in the U.S. on a non-temporary
basis.
- Applicants must be incoming
students enrolled in a University of Minnesota Ph.D. program.
- Designed to support students
with diverse ethnic, racial, economic, and educational backgrounds and
experiences.
- Stipend:
- Provides a nine-month stipend
of $25,000.
- Full-time tuition for up to 14
credits per semester.
- Subsidized health insurance
for 12 months.
2.
Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship (DDF)
- Eligibility:
- Intended for Ph.D. candidates
who have completed all degree requirements except the dissertation (i.e.,
achieved ABD status).
- Applicants must be making
timely progress toward their degree and plan to complete their
dissertation within the fellowship year.
- Stipend:
- Provides a nine-month stipend
of $25,000.
- Full-time tuition at resident
rates.
- Subsidized health insurance
for 12 months.
3.
Diversity Predoctoral Teaching Fellowships
- Eligibility:
- Open to U.S. citizens,
permanent residents, and those legally in the U.S. on a non-temporary
basis.
- Applicants must be enrolled in
a University of Minnesota Ph.D. program and have achieved ABD status.
- Designed for students
interested in faculty careers and committed to diversifying the faculty
and course offerings at the University of Minnesota Duluth or Morris
campuses.
- Stipend:
- $25,000 stipend for the
academic year.
- $1,200 housing stipend at UMN
Duluth; campus housing provided at UMN Morris.
- $1,000 research/conference
travel funding.
- Tuition for
thesis/dissertation credits.
- Graduate assistant health
insurance plan.
4. College
of Science and Engineering (CSE) Fellowships
- Eligibility:
- Varies by specific fellowship;
generally open to both domestic and international students enrolled in
CSE graduate programs.
- Some fellowships may have
additional criteria such as academic merit or specific research
interests.
- Stipend:
- For example, the Department of
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science offers a stipend of $36,722
for the 2024–2025 academic year, along with full tuition waiver and
health insurance.
5. College
of Liberal Arts (CLA) Fellowships
- Eligibility:
- Varies by specific fellowship;
generally open to both domestic and international students enrolled in
CLA graduate programs.
- Some fellowships may target
specific stages of study or research areas.
- Stipend:
- For instance, the CLA Doctoral
Dissertation Fellowship provides a one-semester stipend of $12,500, plus
tuition for up to 14 thesis credits and required dissertation-related
seminars.
6. College
of Continuing and Professional Studies (CCAPS) Scholarships
- Eligibility:
- Open to both part-time and
full-time students enrolled in CCAPS graduate degree programs or
certificate programs.
- Applicants must demonstrate
significant financial need and academic merit.
- Stipend:
- Graduate students may receive
awards ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 per term over a two-year period.
Additional
Notes:
- Assistantships: Many departments offer
teaching and research assistantships that provide stipends, tuition
waivers, and health insurance.
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Eligibility criteria
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION:
Undergraduate:
Undergraduate Admission at
University of Minnesota – Twin Cities
- Eligibility Criteria
Domestic Students:
- Academic Requirements:
- Completion of a high school
diploma or equivalent.
- Strong academic performance in
core subjects: English, mathematics, science, social studies, and a
second language.
- ACT/SAT scores are optional
but considered if submitted.
- Demonstration of academic
potential through coursework rigor, GPA, and class rank (if available).
International Students:
- Academic Requirements:
- Completion of secondary
education equivalent to U.S. high school standards.
- Strong academic performance in
subjects similar to U.S. high school core curriculum.
- English Language Proficiency (required for non-native
speakers):
- TOEFL iBT: minimum 79 (with
writing subscore of 21)
- IELTS Academic: A minimum of 6.5
overall (with 6.5 in writing)
- Duolingo English Test: minimum
120
- PTE Academic: minimum 59
- Required Application Documents
For All Applicants:
- Completed online application (via the UMN application
or the Common App)
- Official high school transcript(s)
- Personal statement or admissions essay
- Application fee: $55 (domestic), $75 (international)
- Letters of recommendation ( recommended for
some programs)
- Self-reported or official ACT/SAT scores (optional)
Additional for International
Applicants:
- Official English proficiency test scores (sent directly
from the testing agency)
- Copy of passport bio page
- Certified translations of academic transcripts if those are not
in English
- Proof of financial support (bank statements, affidavit
of support, or scholarship award letters)
- Estimated Tuition and Fees (2024–2025 Academic Year)
Minnesota Residents:
- Tuition & Fees: approximately $17,370 per year
- Housing & Meals: approximately $13,856
- Total Estimated Cost: ~$31,226 per year
Non-resident Domestic Students:
- Tuition & Fees: approximately $36,280 per year
- Housing & Meals: approximately $13,856
- Total Estimated Cost: ~$50,136 per year
International Students:
- Tuition & Fees: approximately $36,280 per year
- Housing & Meals: approximately $13,856
- International Student Fee: $180/semester
- Total Estimated Cost: ~$50,596 per year
Graduate Eligibility
1.
Eligibility Criteria
- Academic Requirements:
- Degree: A bachelor's degree from an
accredited U.S. institution or a comparable degree from a recognized
institution outside the U.S.
- GPA: An undergraduate GPA of 3.0
on a 4.0 scale is preferred, though specific programs may have different
requirements.
- Standardized Tests:
- Some programs may require GRE
scores; applicants should check the specific requirements of their
program of interest.
- English Language Proficiency
(for non-native English speakers):
- Demonstrated proficiency
through one of the following standardized tests:
- TOEFL
iBT:
Total score of 79, with a writing subscore of 21 and reading subscore of
19.
- IELTS
Academic:
Overall score of 6.5 band, (with 6.5 in both writing and reading.)
- Duolingo
English Test:
Overall score of 115, with a literacy subscore of 115.
- Some programs may have higher
English proficiency requirements; applicants should verify with their
specific program.
2.
Required Application Documents
- For All Applicants:
- Completed online application
form.
- Unofficial transcripts or
academic records from all post-secondary institutions attended.
- Personal statement or
statement of purpose.
- Letters of recommendation.
- Resume or curriculum vitae
(CV).
- Application fee payment.
- Additional for International
Applicants:
- Official English proficiency
test scores sent directly from the testing agency.
- Certified translations of any
non-English academic documents.
- Copy of passport
identification page.
- Proof of financial support to
demonstrate the ability to cover tuition and living expenses.
3.
Application Fees
- Domestic Applicants: $75 per application.
- International Applicants: $95 per application.
4.
Estimated Tuition and Fees
Tuition varies by program and
residency status. Below are examples of tuition rates for the 2024–2025
academic years:
- Master of Science in Data
Science:
- Resident: $850 per credit.
- Non-resident: $1,315 per credit.
- Master of Business Administration
(MBA):
- Resident
Tuition & Fees:
$48,206 per year.
- Non-resident
Tuition & Fees:
$61,646 per year.
- Master of Public Health
(MPH):
- Resident: $1,156 per credit.
- Non-resident: $1,520 per credit.
5.
Additional Costs:
- Housing and Food: Approximately $19,108 per
year.
- Books, Course Materials,
Supplies, and Equipment:
Approximately $1,000 per year.
- Personal/Miscellaneous
Expenses:
Approximately $4,000 per year.
- Transportation: Approximately $2,350 per year.
- Loan Fees: Approximately $740 per year.
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SCHOLARSHIPS:
Undergraduate scholarships:
1. Global
Excellence Scholarship
- Eligibility:
- International freshmen and
transfer students attending on an F-1 visa.
- Awards are competitive and
based on academic merit; students selected are among the best in their
class and demonstrate a strong academic record.
- No separate scholarship
application is required; all international applicants are automatically
considered based on their admission application.
- Stipend:
- For the 2025–2026 academic
year:
- International freshmen can
receive scholarships upto $20,000, $15,000, or $10,000 per year for up to
four years.
- Transfer students may receive
$10,000 per year for up to three years when entering in the fall
semester.
2. U
Promise Scholarship Program
- Eligibility:
- Minnesota resident
undergraduate students.
- Family household income of
$120,000 or lower.
- Stipend:
- Freshmen: $300 to $4,000 of stipend each
academic year for up to four years.
- Transfer students: $300 to
$2,000 each academic year for up to two years.
3. Promise
Plus Free Tuition Program
- Eligibility:
- New Minnesota freshmen
students.
- Family household income of
$50,000 or lower.
- Stipend:
- Full cost of tuition covered
by federal, state, and University scholarships and grants.
4. Native
American Promise Tuition Program
- Eligibility:
- New freshmen and transfer
students who are the enrolled members or citizens of a federally recognized
American Indian Tribe or Canadian First Nation.
- Family household income of
$125,000 or lower.
- Stipend:
- Full tuition coverage by
federal, state, and University scholarships and grants.
5. ROTC
Scholarships
- Eligibility:
- Students enrolled in Army, Air
Force, or Navy ROTC programs.
- Stipend:
6.
College-Specific Scholarships
- Eligibility:
- Varies by college; for
example, the School of Nursing offers scholarships based on academic
performance, financial need, commitment to nursing, and leadership.
- Stipend:
- Amounts range from $2,000 to
$5,000 per year.
7.
Undergraduate Research Scholarship
- Eligibility:
- New international freshmen
students interested in pursuing extracurricular special projects and
research.
- Stipend:
- $1,500 scholarship stipend.
- An additional $300 for lab
supplies, equipment, and/or human subjects needed for the scholar’s
project.
Graduate Scholarship:
1.
Diversity of Views and Experiences (DOVE) Fellowship
- Eligibility:
- Open to U.S. citizens,
permanent residents, and those who're legally in the U.S. on a non-temporary
basis.
- Applicants must be incoming
students enrolled in a University of Minnesota Ph.D. program.
- Designed to support students
with diverse ethnic, racial, economic, and educational backgrounds and
experiences.
- Stipend:
- Provides a nine-month stipend
of $25,000.
- Full-time tuition for up to 14
credits per semester.
- Subsidized health insurance
for 12 months.
2.
Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship (DDF)
- Eligibility:
- Intended for Ph.D. candidates
who have completed all degree requirements except the dissertation (i.e.,
achieved ABD status).
- Applicants must be making
timely progress toward their degree and plan to complete their
dissertation within the fellowship year.
- Stipend:
- Provides a nine-month stipend
of $25,000.
- Full-time tuition at resident
rates.
- Subsidized health insurance
for 12 months.
3.
Diversity Predoctoral Teaching Fellowships
- Eligibility:
- Open to U.S. citizens,
permanent residents, and those legally in the U.S. on a non-temporary
basis.
- Applicants must be enrolled in
a University of Minnesota Ph.D. program and have achieved ABD status.
- Designed for students
interested in faculty careers and committed to diversifying the faculty
and course offerings at the University of Minnesota Duluth or Morris
campuses.
- Stipend:
- $25,000 stipend for the
academic year.
- $1,200 housing stipend at UMN
Duluth; campus housing provided at UMN Morris.
- $1,000 research/conference
travel funding.
- Tuition for
thesis/dissertation credits.
- Graduate assistant health
insurance plan.
4. College
of Science and Engineering (CSE) Fellowships
- Eligibility:
- Varies by specific fellowship;
generally open to both domestic and international students enrolled in
CSE graduate programs.
- Some fellowships may have
additional criteria such as academic merit or specific research
interests.
- Stipend:
- For example, the Department of
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science offers a stipend of $36,722
for the 2024–2025 academic year, along with full tuition waiver and
health insurance.
5. College
of Liberal Arts (CLA) Fellowships
- Eligibility:
- Varies by specific fellowship;
generally open to both domestic and international students enrolled in
CLA graduate programs.
- Some fellowships may target
specific stages of study or research areas.
- Stipend:
- For instance, the CLA Doctoral
Dissertation Fellowship provides a one-semester stipend of $12,500, plus
tuition for up to 14 thesis credits and required dissertation-related
seminars.
6. College
of Continuing and Professional Studies (CCAPS) Scholarships
- Eligibility:
- Open to both part-time and
full-time students enrolled in CCAPS graduate degree programs or
certificate programs.
- Applicants must demonstrate
significant financial need and academic merit.
- Stipend:
- Graduate students may receive
awards ranging from $1,000 to $2,000 per term over a two-year period.
Additional
Notes:
- Assistantships: Many departments offer
teaching and research assistantships that provide stipends, tuition
waivers, and health insurance.
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ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION:
Undergraduate:
Undergraduate Admission at
University of Minnesota – Twin Cities
- Eligibility Criteria
Domestic Students:
- Academic Requirements:
- Completion of a high school
diploma or equivalent.
- Strong academic performance in
core subjects: English, mathematics, science, social studies, and a
second language.
- ACT/SAT scores are optional
but considered if submitted.
- Demonstration of academic
potential through coursework rigor, GPA, and class rank (if available).
International Students:
- Academic Requirements:
- Completion of secondary
education equivalent to U.S. high school standards.
- Strong academic performance in
subjects similar to U.S. high school core curriculum.
- English Language Proficiency (required for non-native
speakers):
- TOEFL iBT: minimum 79 (with
writing subscore of 21)
- IELTS Academic: A minimum of 6.5
overall (with 6.5 in writing)
- Duolingo English Test: minimum
120
- PTE Academic: minimum 59
- Required Application Documents
For All Applicants:
- Completed online application (via the UMN application
or the Common App)
- Official high school transcript(s)
- Personal statement or admissions essay
- Application fee: $55 (domestic), $75 (international)
- Letters of recommendation ( recommended for
some programs)
- Self-reported or official ACT/SAT scores (optional)
Additional for International
Applicants:
- Official English proficiency test scores (sent directly
from the testing agency)
- Copy of passport bio page
- Certified translations of academic transcripts if those are not
in English
- Proof of financial support (bank statements, affidavit
of support, or scholarship award letters)
- Estimated Tuition and Fees (2024–2025 Academic Year)
Minnesota Residents:
- Tuition & Fees: approximately $17,370 per year
- Housing & Meals: approximately $13,856
- Total Estimated Cost: ~$31,226 per year
Non-resident Domestic Students:
- Tuition & Fees: approximately $36,280 per year
- Housing & Meals: approximately $13,856
- Total Estimated Cost: ~$50,136 per year
International Students:
- Tuition & Fees: approximately $36,280 per year
- Housing & Meals: approximately $13,856
- International Student Fee: $180/semester
- Total Estimated Cost: ~$50,596 per year
Graduate Eligibility
1.
Eligibility Criteria
- Academic Requirements:
- Degree: A bachelor's degree from an
accredited U.S. institution or a comparable degree from a recognized
institution outside the U.S.
- GPA: An undergraduate GPA of 3.0
on a 4.0 scale is preferred, though specific programs may have different
requirements.
- Standardized Tests:
- Some programs may require GRE
scores; applicants should check the specific requirements of their
program of interest.
- English Language Proficiency
(for non-native English speakers):
- Demonstrated proficiency
through one of the following standardized tests:
- TOEFL
iBT:
Total score of 79, with a writing subscore of 21 and reading subscore of
19.
- IELTS
Academic:
Overall score of 6.5 band, (with 6.5 in both writing and reading.)
- Duolingo
English Test:
Overall score of 115, with a literacy subscore of 115.
- Some programs may have higher
English proficiency requirements; applicants should verify with their
specific program.
2.
Required Application Documents
- For All Applicants:
- Completed online application
form.
- Unofficial transcripts or
academic records from all post-secondary institutions attended.
- Personal statement or
statement of purpose.
- Letters of recommendation.
- Resume or curriculum vitae
(CV).
- Application fee payment.
- Additional for International
Applicants:
- Official English proficiency
test scores sent directly from the testing agency.
- Certified translations of any
non-English academic documents.
- Copy of passport
identification page.
- Proof of financial support to
demonstrate the ability to cover tuition and living expenses.
3.
Application Fees
- Domestic Applicants: $75 per application.
- International Applicants: $95 per application.
4.
Estimated Tuition and Fees
Tuition varies by program and
residency status. Below are examples of tuition rates for the 2024–2025
academic years:
- Master of Science in Data
Science:
- Resident: $850 per credit.
- Non-resident: $1,315 per credit.
- Master of Business Administration
(MBA):
- Resident
Tuition & Fees:
$48,206 per year.
- Non-resident
Tuition & Fees:
$61,646 per year.
- Master of Public Health
(MPH):
- Resident: $1,156 per credit.
- Non-resident: $1,520 per credit.
5.
Additional Costs:
- Housing and Food: Approximately $19,108 per
year.
- Books, Course Materials,
Supplies, and Equipment:
Approximately $1,000 per year.
- Personal/Miscellaneous
Expenses:
Approximately $4,000 per year.
- Transportation: Approximately $2,350 per year.
- Loan Fees: Approximately $740 per year.