Information about Freshman Admission
Fall 2008 admitted freshmen: At this time, we are still accepting enrollment confirmations on a space-available basis for several of our colleges. (Learn more)
ACT and SAT scores policy changing for fall 2009 applicants. Learn more.
Profile of the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, made especially for guidance counselors.
Meet your University of Minnesota Admissions Counselor
Find your personal contact at the University of Minnesota.
Select from online and printable applications for students.
Your students can check the status of their applications online.
Information on high school course requirements and advice for students on college planning.
Explore majors and areas of study that may interest your students. With 143 majors, the U of M has something for every student.
Primary and secondary review factors for freshman admission applications.
View the academic profile of students admitted for fall 2007.
Important information about the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities test score policy, including changes for fall 2009 applicants.
Check here for important deadlines.
Next steps and deadlines for fall 2008 freshman applicants.
Information about Transfer Admission
Minnesota Cooperative Admissions Program (MnCAP)
MnCAP is a guaranteed admission program for students planning to transfer from seven of Minnesota's public two-year campuses to the University of Minnesota.
Meet your University of Minnesota Transfer Specialist
New feature! Speak with a college-based transfer admissions specialist.
Special Announcements
Campus-wide University Honors Program to open in 2008
Award-winning advisers guide U of M students
The State of the University. The president's latest state of the university speech.
University of Minnesota Founders Free Tuition Program
Students who are eligible for the University of Minnesota Founders Free Tuition Program will have their tuition and fees covered...100%. Minnesota residents admitted as incoming freshmen or transfer students to the U of M, who submit a FAFSA, will automatically be considered. Click the link above for details and eligibility requirements.
University Links
Orientation & First-Year Programs
Multicultural Center for Academic Excellence
Contact Us
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Call the High School Counselor Hotline at 612-626-8378 or 1-800-752-1000.
Call the Community College Counselor Hotline at 612-626-8376.
Contact Jan Bobrowske at j-bobr@umn.edu to be added to our mailing list or to update your contact information. Please note: Throughout the academic year, we send email updates to high school counselors. Is your email address up-to-date on our list?
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