Big enough to grow. Small enough to care. With the best of both worlds: Earn a University of Minnesota degree in a close-knit community -both on campus and online.  

At University of Minnesota Crookston you're more than a number, you're a member of our Golden Eagle family. Find your fit on-campus or online with 75+ majors, minors and certificates to choose from, and a supportive close-knit community. Here, on-campus students get laptops and live in the #1 ranked dorms in the state. And all our graduates receive a world class University of Minnesota degree! 
Small campus. Big degree. The best of both worlds.

University of Minnesota Crookston campus is located in the northwest corner of Minnesota

Student Stories

Diane Cilengi in front of the painted wings on the wall in Sahlstrom Conference Center
Instructor Travis Oliver
Selfie of UMN Crookston software engineering students at a competition at St. Cloud State University

What's Going On?

At UMN Crookston, we celebrate success - from the everyday to the extraordinary. Here, you'll discover your people, begin new adventures, explore fascinating ideas, and find your inspiration. Follow us on social media to see what it means to be #UMNproud.

News

Collage of UMN Counselors - featuring Jodi Ramberg, UMN Crookston in top left corner.
Building a culture of care across the University of Minnesota

The University of Minnesota has long prioritized the well-being of its students and continues to build on that work through the Elevate Extraordinary 2030 strategic roadmap. With President Rebecca Cunnigham’s recent signing of the Okanagan Charter, the University continues on a path where well-being matters in all aspects of the college experience.

UMN Crookston Front Entrance Sign
UMN Crookston announces Spring 2026 Dean's List recipients

University of Minnesota Crookston students named to the Spring Semester 2026 Dean's List were recently announced by the Office of the Registrar. To qualify for a place on the Dean's List, students must complete 12 or more letter-graded (A-F) credits while attaining a 3.66 grade point average.