University of Minnesota-Crookston offers 42 programs through Certificate and Bachelor's. By degree types, it offers 34 Bachelor's, 8 1-Year Certificate programs.
It also offers its programs via online learning and 24 programs are available through Certificate and Bachelor's. By degree types, it offers 16 Bachelor's, 8 1-Year Certificate program in the virtual environment.
For the academic year 2023-2024, total 345 students have completed their degree/programs and graduated from University of Minnesota-Crookston.
The following table summarizes the offered degrees and programs with number of programs and number of completers.
By degrees/certificates, 333 Bachelor's and 12 1 Year Certificate were awareded by UMN - Crookston.
Number of Programs
Number of Online Programs
Number of Completers
Bachelor's
34
16
333
1 Year Certificate
8
8
12
Total
42
24
345
Best Major Programs (Ranked in U.S. Colleges)
The following table shows the best programs at University of Minnesota-Crookston based on earning after completing the program by degree types.
Bachelor
Bachelor Program - Highest Earning After Graduation
Field of Study
Median Earning after Graduation
Business Administration and Management
$55,800
Health/Health Care Administration/Management
$45,600
Plant Sciences
$44,300
Accounting
$43,200
Animal Sciences
$30,900
Popular Programs with Most Completers
The following table lists the popular programs at University of Minnesota-Crookston based on number of completers for each offered programs in 2023-2024.
Bachelor'sDoctorate
Program Name
Completers
Earning after Graduation
Accounting
41
$43,200
Business Administration and Management
26
$55,800
Science/Technology Management
25
-
Health/Health Care Administration/Management
25
$45,600
Marketing/Marketing Management
23
-
Program Name
Completers
Earning after Graduation
Agriculture
9
-
Major Programs by Offered Degree
The follwing tabs shows all major programs offered at UMN - Crookston by awared level. You can check online avaiability, number of completers, and average earning after graduation for each major by expanding the major program.
