Smallest Minnesota 4-Years Colleges With Fewest Students

American Academy of Health and Wellness is the smallest college with 23 students including both undergraduate and graduate students.

Oak Hills Christian College with 102 students and Academy College with 105 students are following it in the list of Smallest Minnesota 4-Years Colleges with Fewest Students.

Table. Smallest Minnesota 4-Years Colleges With Fewest Students Comparison
	School Name	Total Population	Undergraduate Enrollment	Graduation Enrollment	Men Enrollment	Women Enrollment	Online Enrollment	Students to Faculty Ratio
1 -	American Academy of Health and Wellness Roseville, MNPrivate, 4-year	23 13	-	23	6	17	-	-
2 1	Oak Hills Christian College Bemidji, MNPrivate, 4-year	102 8	102	-	57	45	31	10 to 1
3 1	Academy College Bloomington, MNPrivate, 4-year	105 20	105	-	98	7	-	8 to 1
4 -	Hazelden Betty Ford Graduate School Center City, MNPrivate, 4-year	147 25	-	147	46	101	123	-
5 -	United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities St. Paul, MNPrivate, 4-year	224 27	-	224	90	134	142	-
6 1	Adler Graduate School Minnetonka, MNPrivate, 4-year	227 6	-	227	52	175	3	-
7 1	Bethlehem College & Seminary Minneapolis, MNPrivate, 4-year	242 37	115	127	183	59	-	13 to 1
8 -	Bethany Global University Bloomington, MNPrivate, 4-year	261 67	222	39	80	181	96	16 to 1
9 -	Luther Seminary Saint Paul, MNPrivate, 4-year	410 70	-	410	173	237	114	-
10 -	University of Minnesota-Rochester Rochester, MNPublic, 4-year	630 16	630	-	124	506	11	14 to 1
	Average	237	235	171	91	146	74	12 to 1

Minnesota 4-Years Colleges with the Smallest Number of Students