College SAT scores in Minnesota
26 four-year colleges with published score data. The median submission rate here is 3 percent, so most of these ranges describe a minority of each class.
| College | SAT RW | SAT Math | ACT | Submitted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bemidji State University Bemidji | 18-24 | 0% | ||
| Bethany Lutheran College Mankato | 550-580 | 490-600 | 21-26 | 11% |
| Bethel University Saint Paul | 610-650 | 580-650 | 22-28 | 3% |
| Carleton College Northfield | 720-770 | 730-790 | 32-34 | 30% |
| College of Saint Benedict Saint Joseph | 565-643 | 483-590 | 20-27 | 4% |
| Concordia College at Moorhead Moorhead | 21-26 | 1% | ||
| Gustavus Adolphus College Saint Peter | 24-30 | 0% | ||
| Hamline University Saint Paul | 568-728 | 565-663 | 19-28 | 3% |
| Macalester College Saint Paul | 680-750 | 670-760 | 30-34 | 30% |
| Martin Luther College New Ulm | 21-28 | 12% | ||
| Metropolitan State University Saint Paul | 16-21 | |||
| Minneapolis College of Art and Design Minneapolis | 600-710 | 530-630 | 21-29 | 3% |
| Minnesota State University Moorhead Moorhead | 18-25 | 1% | ||
| Minnesota State University-Mankato Mankato | 21-25 | |||
| Saint Cloud State University Saint Cloud | 510-615 | 515-645 | 17-25 | 2% |
| Saint Johns University Collegeville | 503-635 | 438-593 | 21-27 | 5% |
| Southwest Minnesota State University Marshall | 16-23 | |||
| St Catherine University Saint Paul | 480-560 | 370-580 | 20-26 | 1% |
| St Olaf College Northfield | 660-740 | 640-730 | 28-32 | 12% |
| The College of Saint Scholastica Duluth | 19-25 | 0% | ||
| University of Minnesota-Duluth Duluth | 590-675 | 590-675 | 23-28 | 2% |
| University of Minnesota-Morris Morris | 20-26 | |||
| University of Minnesota-Rochester Rochester | 460-690 | 490-690 | 21-29 | 2% |
| University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Minneapolis | 640-730 | 660-770 | 26-31 | 8% |
| University of Northwestern-St Paul Saint Paul | 430-608 | 438-663 | 20-28 | 4% |
| University of St Thomas Saint Paul | 640-713 | 620-710 | 25-30 | 3% |
Ranges are the middle 50 percent of enrolled students who submitted a score. 10 of these report ACT data only. Sources: College Scorecard (Fall 2024 cohort, released 2026-06-10) and IPEDS (Fall 2023 cohort).
The submitted column is the important one
A score range built from 20 percent of a class is not the same kind of number as one built from 90 percent. Students submit when their scores help them, so the smaller that percentage, the higher the range sits relative to the class as a whole.
Read the ranges alongside it, not on their own. Each college's own page explains what its figure means in plain terms.
Working out your own position
To convert a practice test into a score, use the SAT score calculator, which applies the official table for the test you took. To see where a score sits nationally rather than at one institution, use the percentile calculator.
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