1851 US-169
Grand Rapids, MN 55744
United States
Certificates / Diplomas
Associate Degree
About
Consolidated with other Minnesota North Campuses in May 2022.
At Itasca, students can choose from a wide range of academic programs, including liberal arts and sciences, natural/forest resources, wildland firefighting, Class-Act pre-education, engineering, Indigenous Studies, child development, applied psychology/human services, mental health practitioner, geographic information systems, fitness specialist, health sciences broad field, practical nursing, nursing assistant, sport management, IT networking and security, graphic design and visual communications, welding, and manufacturing.
Students planning to transfer can complete coursework in a variety of transfer pathways, including accounting, biology, business, communication studies, early childhood education, English, economics, exercise science, history, mathematics, pre-social work, psychology, and sociology.
Student life is active and welcoming, with opportunities to get involved in clubs, athletics, and outdoor recreation. Itasca has athletic opportunities in men's and women's basketball, men's and women's wrestling, baseball, softball, volleyball, and trap shooting. Students have free access to equipment like mountain bikes, kayaks, snowshoes, and camping equipment to enjoy northern Minnesota's lakes, forests, and trails.
Itasca offers both on-campus housing and dining services as well as a variety of student support services designed to help students succeed. Through the ICC Foundation, students have access to a wide range of scholarships that help make college more affordable and support their academic goals.
Small class sizes, personalized attention from faculty, and a strong sense of community create an environment where students are known and supported. Whether students are planning to transfer to a four-year university or enter the workforce, Itasca provides a flexible, affordable pathway to reach their goals.
Cost
Living On-Campus
19,673
Living Off-Campus
19,673
Living with Family
19,673
Average Net Price
$9,957 / year
This is the average annual amount that first-time, full-time undergraduate students pay at this institution after subtracting all grants and scholarships from the cost of attendance.
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Net cost after grants and scholarships by income
$0-$30,000:
$7,387
$30,001-$48,000:
$8,001
$48,001-$75,000:
$10,981
$75,001-$110,000:
$13,915
Over $110,000:
$16,002
This net price data shows the average amount students have paid, according to their family income, after subtracting all grants and scholarships.
College Profile
Student/Faculty Ratio
17:1
Size of Student Body
859
Average Class Size
21
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Breakdown by Race
American Indian or Alaska Native:
3%
Black or African American:
8%
Hispanic:
6%
Asian:
1%
White:
75%
Two or more races:
6%
International Students:
2%
Unknown:
1%
Breakdown by Age
19 and Younger:
47%
20 to 24:
28%
25 to 34:
14%
35 to 44:
7%
45 and Older:
4%
Breakdown by Gender
Men:
52%
Women:
47%
New entering students who are transfers
31%
Student Success
Graduation Rate for Two-Year Programs
42%
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Completers within 3 years by race
American Indian or Alaska Native:
11%
Black or African American:
24%
Hispanic:
45%
Asian:
50%
White:
46%
Unknown:
100%
Two or more races:
29%
Completers within 3 years by Gender
Men:
43%
Women:
40%
Retention Rate
59%
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Retention Rate By Type
Full-time:
63%
Part-time:
41%
Campus Settings
Financial Aid
Average amount of federal, state, local, institutional or other sources of grant aid awarded to undergraduate students
$4,673
The following information pertains to first-time full-time undergraduate students.
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Average amount of aid awarded to full-time first-time undergraduates
State/Local grant aid:
$2,370
Institutional grant aid:
$1,383
Federal grant aid:
$3,987
Average amount of grant aid awarded by income (all sources)
$0-$30,000:
$8,112
$30,001-$48,000:
$6,701
$48,001-$75,000:
$5,044
$75,001-$110,000:
$1,598
Over $110,000:
$114
School Scholarships
No
Required Financial Aid Application(s):
Financial Aid Application Deadline(s):
A FAFSA needs to be completed each year you are in college. Complete the FAFSA anytime after October 1.
Title IV (FAFSA) School Code:
002355
Financial Aid Contact
Cumulative Debt
This section shows the median debt graduates incurred to complete their degree at this institution.
Median Cumulative Debt by Degree Type
- Associate's Degree: $6,500
- Undergraduate Certificate: $6,362
Percent of Graduates With Loans
- Associate's Degree: 650,000%
- Undergraduate Certificate: 34%
Admission Information
Application Fee
$20
- System applications (online)
- School applications (online)
- Either ACT or SAT
- High School Diploma or GED
- Other admission tests may be used in some circumstances or programs but not required for general admission.
- Transcripts
- Certain programs require physical exams, background checks and/or special entrance requirements.
- Accepts dual credits
- Accepts exam-based credits
- Institution awards credits for military training
Application Timelines
Financial Aid Application Deadline
A FAFSA needs to be completed each year you are in college. Complete the FAFSA anytime after October 1.
Open Admissions Deadline
Prior to first day of class.
Admissions Contact
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