Minnesota: enrollment and college housing by campus

The 9 Minnesota campuses here enrolled 85,797 full-time students in fall 2024 and controlled 22,853 beds of housing, 27 beds per 100 full-time students. University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has the most full-time students beyond its own beds: 31,944.

9campuses with 3,000+ full-time students

85,797full-time students, fall 2024

22,853college-controlled beds, 2024-25

$6,500median typical housing charge, academic year (6 reporting)

Sorted by full-time students beyond college-controlled capacity. Sources: Fall 2024 enrollment, IPEDS DRVEF2024 (provisional release, December 2025); 2024-25 housing capacity and charges, IPEDS COST1_2024 (December 2025). * Combined food and housing charge, for schools that don't split the two. n/a: no charge reported.
Campus	Full-time	Beds	Per 100	Beyond beds	Housing charge
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Minneapolis	39,612	7,668	19.4	31,944	$7,926
Minnesota State University-Mankato Mankato	10,812	2,889	26.7	7,923	$7,869
University of Minnesota-Duluth Duluth	7,636	2,810	36.8	4,826	$10,456*
University of St Thomas Saint Paul	7,229	2,919	40.4	4,310	$9,629
Concordia University-Saint Paul Saint Paul	4,574	525	11.5	4,049	$13,932*
Saint Cloud State University Saint Cloud	4,923	1,117	22.7	3,806	$6,398
Metropolitan State University Saint Paul	3,143	none	0	3,143	n/a
Winona State University Winona	4,790	1,911	39.9	2,879	$6,280
St Olaf College Northfield	3,078	3,014	97.9	64	$6,500

"Beyond beds" is full-time enrollment minus the college's own housing capacity. It is not a demand forecast: some of those students live with family, and some commute by choice. Method and sources.