Problem
A canning factory is able to produce 4,800 cans of soup in one hour. At this rate, in how many minutes can the canning factory produce 400 cans?
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University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Campus
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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- State-supported university, founded 1851, part of University of Minnesota System
- Calendar semesters
- Degrees certificates, diplomas, bachelor's, master's, doctoral, first professional, post-master's, postbachelor's, and first professional certificates
- Urban 2000-acre campus
- Coed, 32,113 undergraduate students, 84% full-time, 53% women, 47% men
- Moderately difficult entrance level, 57% of applicants were admitted
Costs (2006 - 07)
- Tuition: state resident $7588 full-time, $292 per credit part-time; nonresident $19,218 full-time, $739 per credit part-time. Full-time tuition and fees vary according to program and reciprocity agreements. Part-time tuition and fees vary according to course load, program, and reciprocity agreements
- Required fees: $1585 full-time
- Room and board: $6996; room only: $4042. Room and board charges vary according to board plan, housing facility, and location
- Payment plan: installment
- Waivers: senior citizens
Financial Aid
- Of all full-time matriculated undergraduates who enrolled in 2005,: 17,614 applied for aid, 12,782 were judged to have need, 5,929 had their need fully met
- In 2005,: 2941 non-need-based awards were made
- Average percent of need met: 83%
- Average financial aid package: $11,007
- Average need-based loan: $7369
- Average need-based gift aid: $6663
- Average non-need-based aid: $4363
Freshmen
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Admission 24,660 applied, 14,165 admitted, 5,439 enrolled
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Test scores SAT verbal scores over 500 86%, SAT math scores over 500 93%, ACT scores over 18 96%, SAT verbal scores over 600 55%, SAT math scores over 600 69%, ACT scores over 24 69%, SAT verbal scores over 700 14%, SAT math scores over 700 22%, ACT scores over 30 14%
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