Campus Preference & Assignment
Our two campuses allow students an opportunity to learn in an environment that best suits their needs. After Interview Day, you'll have an opportunity to indicate your campus preference. Please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions about our two campuses or the campus assignment.
The Options
Applicants will indicate their preference for their campus of enrollment following the interview by choosing one of the following options:
- I prefer the Duluth campus
- I prefer the Twin Cities campus
- I do not have a campus preference
Applicants who meet our priority deadline will be placed on their preferred campus if they are offered admission. In the event that one campus fills during the rolling admissions process, applicants the committee wishes to admit will be given a choice to receive admission to the campus with space remaining or be placed on a waitlist for their preferred campus.
Can I improve my chances of admission?
The Admissions Committee admits applicants based on the selection criteria and overall strength of their applications, not on which campus a student prefers to attend. Therefore, your campus selection has no bearing on the committee's decision.
The Duluth Campus
Our Duluth campus offers students an opportunity to build extraordinarily strong relationships with their classmates and our faculty & staff. With roughly 30 students per class, our students in Duluth form very tight connections that last throughout a career. Students are very involved outside of class, do lots of activities together, including intramural sports, outdoor recreation, and outreach to rural communities. Read more
The Twin Cities Campus
Our Twin Cities campus is the only Big Ten campus located in a major urban environment. Located in Weaver-Densford Hall, the Twin Cities campus offers interprofessional activities with medicine, nursing, dentistry, public health and more. On the Twin Cities campus, we have about 100 students per class. Read more.