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The following is information about University of Minnesota Crookston degree seeking students as of Fall 2025 (data published March 2026). Download the Fall 2025 Degree Seeking Student Fact Sheet (PDF - print only). 

Total Enrollment - Fall 2025

Enrollment statistics chart for Fall 2025 showing on-campus and online totals.
Total enrollment for Fall 2025. On-campus enrollment is 691 (36%) and online enrollment is 1,198 (63%), for a total of 1,889 students (100%).

Degree-Seeking Students - Fall 2025

Table showing degree-seeking students
Degree-seeking student status for Fall 2025. New admits (NAS/NHS) total 522 (28%), continuing students total 1,341 (71%), and system transfer students total 26 (1%), for a total of 1,889 students (100%).

Fall Degree Seeking Enrollment 2018-2025

Bar chart showing fall enrollment trends from 2018 to 2025, for in-person and online categories.
The image is a bar chart depicting the fall degree-seeking enrollment from 2018 to 2025, separated into "Total In Person" and "Total Online" categories. The chart uses different shades of red to distinguish the years. The left side represents "Total In Person" enrollment with bars for each year, starting from 803 in 2018, then decreasing to 662 in 2019, 622 in 2020, 648 in 2021, 638 in 2022, 675 in 2023, and slightly increasing to 691 in 2025. The right side shows "Total Online" enrollment beginning at 1031 in 2018, rising to 1053 in 2019, peaking at 1092 in 2020, then dropping to 952 in 2021, 842 in 2022, and then increasing to 1012 in 2023, 1054 in 2024, and reaching 1198 in 2025. 

Age - Fall 2025

Table showing age distribution and averages for On-Campus and Online students.
Age distribution of students by enrollment type. For on-campus students: 18 and younger (144, 21%), 19–20 years (331, 48%), 21–24 years (183, 26%), 25–34 years (23, 3%), and 35 and older (10, 1%), with an average age of 20.3. For online students: 18 and younger (19, 2%), 19–20 years (122, 10%), 21–24 years (295, 25%), 25–34 years (408, 34%), and 35 and older (353, 29%), with an average age of 30.4.

Sex - Fall 2025

Data table comparing on-campus and online students by sex and percentage.
Sex distribution of students by enrollment type. For on-campus students: men (258, 37%), women (409, 59%), and not specified (24, 3%). For online students: men (518, 43%), women (634, 53%), and not specified (46, 4%).

Race/Ethnicity - Fall 2025

Table showing racial and ethnic distribution in On-Campus and Online populations with percentages.
Race/ethnicity distribution of students by enrollment type. For on-campus students: BIPOC (76, 11%), including American Indian (22, 3%), Asian (8, 1%), Black (20, 3%), HI/Pacific Islander (0, 0%), and Hispanic (26, 4%); International (56, 8%); Not specified (13, 2%); and White (547, 79%). For online students: BIPOC (331, 28%), including American Indian (42, 4%), Asian (74, 6%), Black (125, 10%), HI/Pacific Islander (3, 0%), and Hispanic (87, 7%); International (23, 2%); Not specified (136, 11%); and White (710, 59%).

Residency - Fall 2025

Table showing residency data for on-campus and online students.
Residency distribution of students by enrollment type. For on-campus students: Minnesota (451, 65%), Border States (107, 15%), Other U.S. (71, 10%), and Foreign (62, 9%). For online students: Minnesota (798, 67%), Border States (61, 5%), Other U.S. (308, 26%), and Foreign (31, 3%).

Credit Production - Fall 2025

Table comparing on-campus and online credit production with student numbers and percentages.
Credit production by enrollment type. For on-campus students: part time (25, 4%), including less than 6 credits (9, 1%) and 6 to 11.99 credits (16, 2%); and full time (666, 96%), including 12 to 14.99 credits (196, 28%) and 15 credits or greater (470, 68%). Average credits are 15.3 with total production of 10,577. For online students: part time (561, 47%), including less than 6 credits (124, 10%) and 6 to 11.99 credits (437, 36%); and full time (637, 53%), including 12 to 14.99 credits (336, 28%) and 15 credits or greater (301, 25%). Average credits are 10.8 with total production of 12,900.

Academic Department - Fall 2025

Table showing student enrollments in academic departments divided between on-campus and online formats.
Academic department distribution of students by enrollment type. For on-campus students: Agriculture and Natural Resources (301, 44%), Business (154, 22%), Humanities, Social Sciences, and Education (100, 15%), Math, Science, and Technology (116, 17%), and Undecided (16, 2%). For online students: Agriculture and Natural Resources (71, 6%), Business (734, 62%), Humanities, Social Sciences, and Education (201, 17%), Math, Science, and Technology (184, 15%), and Undecided (0, 0%).

Classification - Fall 2025

Table showing student classification comparing on-campus and online numbers and percentages.
Student classification by enrollment type. For on-campus students: freshman (164, 24%), sophomore (171, 25%), junior (175, 25%), and senior (181, 26%). For online students: freshman (166, 14%), sophomore (163, 14%), junior (298, 25%), and senior (571, 48%).

Student Groups - Fall 2025

Table showing student groups: Pell-Eligible and First Generation, with their On-Campus and Online numbers and percentages.
Student group distribution by enrollment type. For on-campus students: Pell-eligible (187, 27%) and first generation (303, 44%). For online students: Pell-eligible (290, 24%) and first generation (610, 51%).