Winona State University
City/Population:
Winona/27,295
Tuition and fees (2007-2008): $6,117
FAFSA code: 002394
Enrollment:
Total number students served: 9,168
Full-year equivalent enrollment: 7,675
Percent female: 63.2%
Percent male: 36.8%
Percent students of color: 4.6%
Degrees offered:
Associate degrees, bachelor's
degrees, master's degrees, applied
doctorate degrees, specialist degrees
Largest programs:
Education (early childhood,
elementary and secondary), math
and computer science, business
administration, social work, nursing,
mass communication
Unique programs:
Composite materials engineering,
paralegal, music business, graphic
design, master's program in nursing
Special options:
- Program minors: Adventure
tourism, airway science aviation,
biochemistry, business law, dance,
electronics, geography, global
studies, intercultural communication,
international business
- Emphases/options: Advertising,
broadcasting, journalism,
photojournalism, public relations,
law enforcement, corrections, cell
and molecular biology, ecology,
water resources management
- Pre-professional programs:
Dentistry, engineering, law, medicine,
mortuary science, optometry,
pharmacy, physical therapy, physician
assistant, veterinary medicine
Intercollegiate sports:
Fifteen men's and women's NCAA-II
varsity sports, including baseball,
basketball, cross country, football,
golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball,
tennis, track and field, volleyball
Student activities:
More than 210 clubs and
organizations for academics, fine
arts, athletics, media, culture and
cultural issues, religion, and social
and service clubs. The university is
host to professional cultural
programs as well as student
theatrical, musical and dance
performances.
Housing:
Seven residence halls on campus.
Three other residence halls and the
University Apartments at East Lake
are connected by shuttle bus to the
main Winona campus. Numerous offcampus
rental housing opportunities
are within five blocks of campus.
Winona State University Highlights
- Ranked as a "top-tier" institution among
Midwestern universities by U.S. News & World
Report and ranked among the "Best in
the Midwest" by The Princeton Review.
- For the 11th consecutive year, Winona State
University is one of America's 100 Best College
Buys, recognizing quality and value.
- Winona State University is the lead institution
in the Center for Integrated Health Science
Education and Practice, a collaborative program
involving other Minnesota State Colleges and
Universities and health care providers focused on
advancing Minnesota as a leader in health care
education, practice, research and innovation.
- Winona State University is a "laptop university"
and fully wireless with access to the campus network
and the Internet from literally anywhere on campus.
- Together with the Winona State University-Rochester
Center, the university offers 80 academic majors and
16 graduate programs.
- Winona State University is home to the National
Child Protection Training Center, offering experience
and training for professionals from the judicial
system, social services and law enforcement from
across the nation.
- Winona State University's Learning for the 21st
Century program prepares individuals for life, work
and leadership in a rapidly changing, competitive
and complex global society. The program focuses on
learning opportunities that help solve real problems
and on civic responsibility, community service,
comprehensive career counseling and exceptional
student services.
Last updated: 10/07