The University of St. Thomas set an all-time high for its six-year graduation rate while enrolling an academically strong Class of 2024. The six-year graduation rate, a federal standard set by the U.S. Department of Education, reached 80.2%.
Total enrollment for 2020-21 is 9,792 and includes 50% female students, 22% students of color, 74% full-time students and 15% non-Minnesota residents.
The Class of 2024 comprises 1,396 new undergraduate students. Their average GPA is 3.69 and they have a mid-50th percentile ACT range of 23-29. The Class of 2024 includes 19% students of color. The Class of 2024 also already has college-level learning; 31% of the students bring Advanced Placement credits with them.
Here’s a snapshot of the 2020-21 student body:
| Total enrollment: | 9,792 | |
| Four-year students: | 6,137 | |
| New undergraduate students: | 1,396 | |
| Graduate students: | 3,459 | |
| Two-year students: | 196 | |
| Transfer students: | 164 | |
| International students: | 495 | |
| Number of countries represented: | 71 | |
| Number of states represented: | 47 (at time of admission) |
Graduate student enrollment for 2020-21 is broken down as follows:
| College of Arts and Sciences graduate enrollment: | 140 |
| Opus College of Business graduate enrollment: | 923 |
| School of Divinity graduate enrollment: | 127 |
| School of Education graduate enrollment: | 490 |
| Morrison Family College of Health graduate enrollment: | 492 |
| School of Engineering graduate enrollment: | 742 |
| School of Law graduate enrollment: | 545 |
Visit the Institutional Data, Analytics and Reporting page on OneStThomas for more St. Thomas facts, including in-depth and historical reports. A PowerPoint presentation also is available on OneStThomas.
