Best colleges for Neurobiology and Neurosciences in Minnesota
Ranked by graduate earnings
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Macalester College and University of St Thomas award the most Neurobiology and Neurosciences degrees in Minnesota: 111, 21 and 16 graduates a year (IPEDS 2024–25). 8 Minnesota colleges offer Neurobiology and Neurosciences and award 184 degrees and certificates a year in all.
The Neurobiology and Neurosciences program focuses on the study of the nervous system, encompassing various aspects of brain function and behavior. This program is ideal for students interested in understanding the biological foundations…
Top 3 bachelor's programs, ranked by graduate earnings
Ranked by median earnings one year after graduation (often called starting salary), College Scorecard. Programs with fewer than 20 graduates a year, a graduation rate under 30%, or online, degree-completion or graduate-only status rank after the rest.
| # | Institution | Starting salary (1 yr) | Graduates / yr | Grad rate | Net price | Median debt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Macalester College Saint Paul Private not-for-profit · Bachelor's degree | $45,450 | 21 | 87% | $21,441 | $24,177 |
| 2 | University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Minneapolis Public · Bachelor's degree | $28,441 | 111 | 85% | — | $23,124 |
| 3 | University of St Thomas Saint Paul Private not-for-profit · Bachelor's degree Small program | $36,059 | 16 | 76% | $28,888 | $27,000 |
Colleges awarding the most Neurobiology and Neurosciences degrees in Minnesota
Top 7 by graduates a year (IPEDS 2024–25 completions). Certificate and associate programs, online, degree-completion and graduate-only schools, and schools with a graduation rate under 30% are listed in full below.
| # | Institution | Graduates / yr | Starting salary (1 yr) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Minneapolis Public | 111 | $28,441 |
| 2 | Macalester College Saint Paul Private not-for-profit | 21 | $45,450 |
| 3 | University of St Thomas Saint Paul Private not-for-profit | 16 | $36,059 |
| 4 | Hamline University Saint Paul Private not-for-profit | 15 | Not reported |
| 5 | Bethel University Saint Paul Private not-for-profit | 8 | Not reported |
| 6 | Concordia College at Moorhead Moorhead Private not-for-profit | 7 | Not reported |
| 7 | St Catherine University Saint Paul Private not-for-profit | 1 | Not reported |
ShowHide the other 1 Minnesota colleges offering Neurobiology and Neurosciences
| Institution | City | Control | Graduates / yr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science (Graduate only) | Rochester | Private not-for-profit | 5 |
Career outlook
What this program leads to: Biological Technicians (SOC 19-4021).
Top skills
What Biological Technicians earn in Minnesota
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Common questions
Answers for students comparing Neurobiology and Neurosciences programs in Minnesota.
Which Minnesota colleges award the most Neurobiology and Neurosciences degrees?+
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities (111 graduates a year), Macalester College (21 graduates a year) and University of St Thomas (16 graduates a year) award the most Neurobiology and Neurosciences degrees in Minnesota, per IPEDS 2024–25 completions. In all, 8 Minnesota colleges offer Neurobiology and Neurosciences.
Which Neurobiology and Neurosciences program in Minnesota has the highest-earning graduates?+
By median earnings one year after graduation (often called starting salary), College Scorecard, Macalester College tops the list at $45,450. Compare it against graduates a year, graduation rate, cost, and debt in the ranked table above.
How much do Biological Technicians earn in Minnesota?+
The average annual wage for Biological Technicians in Minnesota is $53,270 (median $48,130), across about 1,400 jobs. Source: BLS OEWS, May 2025.
What is the focus of the Neurobiology and Neurosciences program?+
The Neurobiology and Neurosciences program focuses on the study of the nervous system, encompassing various aspects of brain function and behavior. This program is ideal for students interested in understanding the biological foundations…
What skills will I develop in this program?+
You will develop reading comprehension, critical thinking, science, active listening, and related professional skills.
What is the job outlook for Biological Technicians?+
The national job outlook is about +3.5% growth with around 9,100 annual openings (BLS Employment Projections 2024–2034).
What is the typical education requirement?+
A Bachelor's degree is the typical entry-level education for this field (BLS).
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