St Olaf College Student Population Overview

3,120
Total Students
3,120
Undergraduates
98%
Full-Time

Student Population Overview

St Olaf College educates a diverse community of 3,120 students, with 3,120 pursuing undergraduate degrees and engaged in advanced graduate studies.

Total Enrollment

3,120

All students across all programs

Student-Faculty Ratio

12:1

Students per faculty member

Enrollment Type

St Olaf College has a predominantly full-time student body with 98% of students being full-time and 2% being part-time, totaling 3,120 students across all enrollment types.

Full-Time vs Part-Time

Enrollment Status

98% Full-Time

2% Part-Time

3,044

Full-Time Students

30

Part-Time Students

Age Distribution

For undergraduates at St Olaf College, the majority of students fall in the 18-19 age range with 1,455 students, but also includes 21 students in the Under 18 range, 1,333 students in the 20-21 range, 248 students in the 22-24 range, 15 students in the 25+ range. For graduate students, the distribution shows 0 students in the Under 18 age group, with .

Undergraduate Age Distribution

Undergraduate Ages
Under 18
21 (1%)
18-19
1,455 (47%)
20-21
1,333 (43%)
22-24
248 (8%)
25+
15 (0%)
Under 1821
18-191,455
20-211,333
22-24248
25+15

Gender Distribution

St Olaf College has more women than men with 1,814 female students and 1,306 male students enrolled.

Gender Distribution
Men
1,306 (40%)
Women
1,814 (56%)
Other
122.5 (4%)

Men

1,306

42%

Women

1,814

58%

Other

122.5

4%

Geographic Origin

St Olaf College has 50% (411 students) from in-state Minnesota, 40% (331 students) from out-of-state, and 10% (83 students) from international locations.

Regional Distribution

Geographic Origin
In-State
411 (50%)
Out-of-State
331 (40%)
International
83 (10%)
In-State (Minnesota)
411(50%)
Out-of-State
331(40%)
International
83(10%)

Additional Demographics

First-Time Undergraduates

825

New students this year

Campus Location

Northfield, Minnesota

Town: Distant