University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Student Population and Demographics

UMTC Student Population

There are 52,376 students including 36,209 undergraduate and 16,167 graduate students at University of Minnesota-Twin Cities for academic year 2021-2022. By attending status, there are 38,721 full-time and 13,655 part-time students with gender distribution of 23,418 male and 28,958 female students. University of Minnesota-Twin Cities is offering the distance learning opportunity (online degree program) and total 2,338 students have enrolled online program exclusively.

Student Gender Distribution

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has a total enrollment of 52,376 with a gender distribution of 44.71% male (23,418 students) and 55.29% female (28,958 students). There are 16,424 male and 19,785 female students in undergraduate school and 6,994 male and 9,173 female students are attending graduate school at University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.

Student Population By Gender
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
	Total	Men	Women
Total	52,376	23,418	28,958
Undergraduate	36,209	16,424	19,785
Graduate	16,167	6,994	9,173
Full-time	38,721	17,187	21,534
Part-time	13,655	6,231	7,424

[Chart] University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 2022 Gender Distribution of Enrollment

Enrollment by Attending Status

University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has 38,721 full-time and 13,655 part-time students. In undergraduate school, 29,074 students are attending classes with full-time status, and 7,135 students are attending with part-time status. In graduate school, 9,647 students are full-time and 6,520 are part-time students.

Student Population By Attendance Status
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
	Total	Full-time	Part-time
Total	52,376	38,721	13,655
Undergraduate	36,209	29,074	7,135
Graduate	16,167	9,647	6,520
Men	23,418	17,187	6,231
Women	28,958	21,534	7,424

[Chart] University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Enrollment by Attending Status

Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

At University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, 2,338 students have enrolled exclusively in online courses and 21,237 students have enrolled in some online courses out of total 52,376 students. In undergraduate schools, 18,872 students take at least one online course and in graduate schools, 4,703 students are attending some online courses.

2022 Distance Learning Enrollment
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	52,376	36,209	16,167
Online Exclusively	2,338	1,124	1,214
In Some Online Classes	21,237	17,748	3,489
Not In Online Classes	28,801	17,337	11,464

[Chart] University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

Race/Ethnicity Distribution

This section analyzes the student population by race/ethnicity at University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. There are 186 American Indian/Native American, 31,217 White, 3,210 Black/African American, 5,271 Asian, 2,583 Hispanic, 32 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and 2,216 students with other races.

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
	Total	Men	Women
Total	52,376	23,418	28,958
American Indian/Native American	186	65	121
Asian	5,271	2,249	3,022
Black/African American	3,210	1,262	1,948
Hispanic	2,583	1,081	1,502
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	32	20	12
White	31,217	13,621	17,596
Two More	2,027	837	1,190
Race Un-Known	2,748	1,379	1,369

[Chart] University of Minnesota-Twin CitiesRace/Ethnicity Distribution

Student Age Distribution

The following table and chart show the student enrollment by age distribution at University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.

Age Distribution
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	52,376	36,209	16,167
Under 18	4,063	4,063	0
Age 18-19	12,536	12,533	3
Age 20-21	13,565	13,347	218
Age 22-24	7,907	3,894	4,013
Age 25-29	7,352	1,074	6,278
Age 30-34	3,301	385	2,916
Age 35-39	1,443	183	1,260
Age 40-49	1,192	173	1,019
Age 50-64	582	187	395
Over 64	434	370	64
Age Un-Known	1	0	1

[Chart] University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 2022 Age Distribution of Enrollment

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