University of Minnesota Academics
| | “We’ve set a bold, aspirational goal for the University of Minnesota that is already yielding results. We’re working toward real benefits for students, toward a culture that supports the highest levels of excellence in academic achievement.”
U of M President Robert Bruininks
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- Minnesota Soccer 2006-07 Cumulative Team GPA: 3.322
- 2 Academic All-Americans, 83 Academic All-Big Ten Recipients
- University of Minnesota student-athletes are supported by the nation’s largest staff of academic counselors, learning specialists and tutors
- University of Minnesota student-athletes register for classes 1 month before the full student body to help manage their schedules and ensure enrollment in the classes of their choice
- University of Minnesota Ranked #13 Best Overall Curriculum in the Nation
- U.S. News & World Report, named the U among the top 25 public national universities
- 145 academic majors, OR design your own
- University of Minnesota is ranked among the Top Three public research universities in the nation and is on track to become one of the top three in the world
- University of Minnesota’s faculty ranks among the Top Ten public institutions in the nation
| Top Academic Programs at the University of Minnesota |
Accounting (15th)
| Mathematics (17th)
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Architecture (13th)
| Mechanical Engineering (4th)
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Art (24th)
| Natural Resource Mgmt (7th)
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Business Administration (15th)
| Nursing (12th)
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Chemical Engineering (1st)
| Physical Therapy (4th)
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Chemistry (22nd)
| Physics (23rd)
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Communications (14th)
| Political Science (9th)
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Computer Science (21st)
| Pre-Law Studies (20th)
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Economics (7th)
| Pre-Medical Studies (24th)
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Environmental Science (12th)
| Psychology (5th)
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Forestry (1st)
| Sociology (15th)
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Geography (1st)
| Romance languages (18th)
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Journalism (4th)
| Scandinavian Languages (1st)
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“The University of Minnesota is a great package. The U is set in a fantastic city, and I have the opportunity to earn a great education. Not only do I attend one of the most prestigious universities in the nation, but I also have the opportunity to represent Minnesota as a student-athlete.”
#7 Clare Grimwood (Eagan, MN), 2005 Big Ten All-Freshman Team
