The University of Minnesota Undergraduate Costs for Full-Time International Students 2022-2023
| Tuition and Fees | $20,328 |
| Room and Board | $ 9,638 |
| Health Insurance (mandatory) | $ 3,468 |
| Direct Costs Subtotal (Tuition, Room, and Board) | $33,434 |
| Books, Supplies, Transportation, and Personal Expenses (estimated) | $ 3,444 |
| Total Cost of Attendance | $36,878 |
Tuition reciprocity is available to students from Manitoba.
International Student Scholarships
We welcome applications from all newly-admitted, undergraduate, degree-seeking international students, who fit the following criteria:
- In an active, non-immigrant temporary visa status
- Students who qualify for a tuition reduction or waiver are ineligible for these awards
- Students who have previously attended a college/university will be eligible to receive these awards for three years while new high school students will be eligible to receive their award for four years, subject to renewal criteria
- These scholarships are renewable annually, contingent upon maintenance of 3.0 cumulative University of Minnesota (U of M) GPA, and full-time undergraduate status
- Please email the Admissions Office if you are not certain about your eligibility for these awards at umdadmis@d.umn.edu and we can provide additional guidance
| Name | Award | How to Apply |
|---|---|---|
| International Student Scholarship | Up to $20,000 over 4 years ($5,000 annually) | Students must have a completed application file by May 1 (fall) and by November 15 (spring) to be eligible. |
I will be very glad to see this
Hello,
I am an adult student with about 3 years of college coursework and outstanding balance on tuitions in the United States.
I have a completed my high school diploma and college coursework in America, but right now I am overseas and fall into the category of international student.
UNDERGROUND OF THE ABOVE-DEFINED STATUS, I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHETHER OR NOT I MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE University of Minnesota Undergraduate Costs for Full-Time International Students ?
Sincerely,
Rodolphe Nogbou