University of Northwestern-St Paul
Saint Paul, Minnesota · Private Non-Profit
Avg Earnings (5yr)
$47,544
Acceptance Rate
92%
Graduation Rate
69%
Annual Tuition
$36,830
Quick answer
According to U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard data on USACollegeData.com (2024-25 College Scorecard release), graduates of University of Northwestern-St Paul earn a median of $50,755 ten years after entry — 6% below the national median. Acceptance rate 91.9%, average SAT score 1173, in-state tuition $36,830.
At a Glance
Total Students
1,495
Retention Rate
84%
Faculty Ratio
15
Financial Aid
29%
Median Debt
$21,325
Campus Setting
Suburban
Institution Type
Private Non-Profit
Admissions: SAT & ACT Scores
Average SAT Score
1,173
SAT Reading/Writing (middle 50%)
430–608
SAT Math (middle 50%)
438–663
ACT Composite (middle 50%)
20–28
Institution Overview
The University of Northwestern-St Paul is a private, non-profit institution with 1,495 students. The university has a high acceptance rate of 91.9% and a retention rate of 84.1%. The graduation rate is 69.3%. The in-state tuition cost is $36,830, and 28.7% of students receive financial aid.
Graduates of the University of Northwestern-St Paul report earnings of $45,168 one year after graduation. Five years after graduation, earnings increase to $47,544, and ten years after graduation, earnings reach $50,755. The median debt for students is $21,325.
Generated from College Scorecard & IPEDS data
Earning Projection Over Time
$45k
1 YEAR
$48k
5 YEARS
$51k
10 YEARS
Graduate Outcomes
One year after graduation, University of Northwestern-St Paul alumni earn a median salary of $45,168. Five years after graduation, the median salary is $47,544, and ten years after graduation, the median salary is $50,755. The median debt for students is $21,325.
The university has a student body of 1,495 students, and it accepts 91.9% of applicants. The graduation rate is 69.3%, and the retention rate is 84.1%. The in-state tuition is $36,830, and 28.7% of students receive financial aid.
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