Martin Luther College

Martin Luther College is a private, Christian college in New Ulm, MN. Admission is not competitive, as the acceptance rate is 89%. It ranks #334 in the United States on our best colleges list. It is a very small institution with full-time enrollment of 780 undergraduate students. 35% of its graduates secure a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. Other regularly desired principal courses of study include Religious Vocations, Early Childhood Education, and Social Studies Teacher Education, but there are 17 unique offerings to select from. Its education program is ranked #17 in the USA and second in Minnesota. Furthermore, Martin Luther is 1st in MN on our best online colleges and best online Christian colleges lists. For those of you with residences in Minnesota, tuition runs $14,639 per year. Non-Minnesota residents need to spend $16,180 per year. Before you decide against applying due to the price, you should know that more than 9 in 10 Martin Luther undergraduates get at least some financial aid. 72% of Martin Luther College undergraduates wear a cap and gown on commencement day, young and wanting to find an exciting profession. On average, graduates make an annual income of $25,900 two years after receiving their degrees. After four additional years of work experience, the alumni's median annual wage climbs 44% to $37,300; however, that is still 7% under the national median income. You might want to know that most students scored between 560 and 610 on the reading portion of the SAT. What's more, Martin Luther does not offer evening degree programs. Apropos of costs, be aware that if your household has an annual income of $30k to $48k, you can expect to pay approximately $16,263 a year for tuition and the average tuition for people from households earning less than $30k a year is $14,267. Our team of researchers rated Martin Luther a 7.98 for athletics and when rating its student life, Martin Luther received a 9.53. Relating to campus life, Martin Luther offers meal plans for its students. In closing, around 1/20th of graduates miss payments on their student loans and 91% of alumni have jobs six years after graduating.