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Get to know Saint Paul College, by the numbers.
Our Student Population
65%
Students of Color
25
Average Student Age
59%
Gen Students
26%
Full-time Students
64%
Part-Time Students
10%
Mixed Enrollment
Enrollment and Completion DAta
Fact Book
For a more comprehensive overview of Saint Paul College, please explore our Fact Book. The Fact Book provides historical information about our enrollment and completion that is used for strategic planning, securing grants, and completing required reports. This public report is provided annually to support transparency and accountability to our community stakeholders and current and prospective students.
See the Factbook Our Faculty & Staff
24%
Diversity in Faculty & Staff
493
College Employees
Our Impact
Economic Impact
In FY2022, a comprehensive economic contribution analysis by Parker Philips, a leading consulting firm, revealed a staggering $8.4 billion impact on the state’s economy. This study underscores Minnesota State’s role as a robust economic hub, supporting 62,125 jobs statewide.
Zooming in on Saint Paul College, the data showcases an annual regional impact of $279.1 million and 2,086 jobs. The analysis delves into direct spending, operational expenses, and the ripple effect on industry sectors supporting the College. Beyond financial contributions, the study quantifies tax revenues, estimating Saint Paul College’s contribution at $22.6 million for state and local governments.
But the impact extends further. The study evaluates the long-term value of degrees awarded by Saint Paul College, projecting a remarkable $2 billion contribution to the economy over 40 years. This forward-looking perspective considers factors like foregone income during education and outmigration, illustrating the enduring positive influence of Saint Paul College alumni.
A look back on we have been
Our History
At Saint Paul College, we’ve been serving our community since our founding in 1910. We take pride in our enduring commitment to education.
To explore our journey over the last century, scroll through the timeline below or open in a new window here.