Minnesota

There are four apartment buildings and five resident halls at the University of Minnesota - Duluth. 1,850 students are housed in resident halls on campus by the university, while 1,100 others live in apartments. Burntside Hall, Griggs Hall, Ianni Hall, Lake Superior Hall, and Vermilion Hall are a few residence hall possibilities (an all male facility).

International students are expected to pay a processing fee when they apply for admission at the university in the US. This fee is used to cover the costs of the application and any other administrative work that may be required. International students who do not pay this fee will be denied admission.

University of Minnesota - Duluth students who apply early have several benefits. They obtain admission decisions early, are given priority in the housing application process, receive orientation invitations in the mail first, and have the chance to be admitted to popular majors first.

The admissions process at the University of Minnesota - Duluth is somewhat selective. The acceptance rate for undergraduate admission at the university is 79%. The key deciding elements for admission to the university are the candidate's academic background, and other deciding factors include outstanding accomplishments, recommendations, personal statements, grade trends, etc.