Minnesota State University, Mankato (MNSU) is a renowned and storied American university. First founded in 1868, MNSU teaches more than 14,000 students per year between its three state of Minnesota campuses in the communities of Mankato (main campus), Minneapolis, and St. Paul. Mankato is 85 miles (137 kilometers) southwest of the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area. International students consistently make up nearly 10% of MNSU’s student demographic each year, most of which are undergraduate or graduate students.

• MNSU’s satellite campuses in Edina and Owatonna offer 25 programs for students. More than 50 degree and certification programs are available online from MNSU for students. At the Mankato main campus, more than 130 programs are available through MNSU’s six-distinct academic colleges:
• Allied Health and Nursing
• Arts and Humanities
• Business
• Education
• Science, Engineering and Technology
• Social and Behavioural Sciences

Certain programs offered by MNSU also hold specialized accreditation, certification, or recognition from 24 distinct accrediting agencies and groups. The Mankato campus too has the honour of being recognized by the Council on Undergraduate Research as one of the top 20 universities in the United States performing ongoing undergraduate research.

Also noteworthy are the top-notch sports teams and extracurriculars available to MNSU students with more than 200 student groups, nationally competitive sports teams, religious organizations, fraternities and sororities bolstering student life and enhancing the academic experience.

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