Founded in 1948 as the second technical college in the state, SCTCC is committed to meeting the needs of the St. Cloud region through 75+ degree options
that closely match careers available in the surrounding community.
The following provides a snapshot of key data about St. Cloud Technical & Community College from the 2022-23 Fiscal Year.
99% of grads available for work find jobs in their fields, from self-reported data of graduates up to one year post graduation.
4,850: approximate number of SCTCC students.
559: number of PSEO students at SCTCC in 2023
38% male, 61% female, 1% other.
24% of students have parents who have not earned any post-secondary degree.
58% of students have parents who have not earned a bachelor's degree.
Degree options: certificate, diploma, associate of applied science, associate of science, associate of arts.
16: average students per class
75: more than 75 degree and certificate options fit your needs.
26% take classes full time
74% take classes part time
Age ranges: 25% 18 and under; 24% 19-20; 21% 21-24; 17% 25-34; 6% 35-44; 3% 44-54; 2% 55+.
Race/ethnicity: <1% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander; <1% American Indian/Alaskan; 1% Non-US resident; 3% unknown; 2% Asian; 4% Two or More Races; 6% Latine of any Race; 18% Black or African American; 66% White.
SCTCC students, faculty, and staff are from more than 35 different countries.