Martin Luther College

Martin Luther College offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees with tuition ranging from $15,000-$17,499 for local and international undergraduate students, and $5,000-$7,499 for postgraduate students. The college provides financial aid and scholarships to students, with 100% of students receiving financial aid. The average total aid awarded is $8,222, making it an affordable option for many students.

Martin Luther College has a selective admission policy based on entrance examinations and students' past academic records and grades, with an acceptance rate range of 83%. The college considers SAT/ACT scores but does not require them, and requires a high school GPA. The application fee is $35.

Martin Luther College provides a deeply faith-centered academic environment, especially geared toward preparing students for careers in ministry, pastoral work, or staff ministry within the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS). Professors are described as caring, approachable, and dedicated to helping students succeed both spiritually and academically. Class sizes are small, allowing for personalized instruction and strong relationships between students and faculty, which enhances learning and faith growth.

Martin Luther College prepares students for service in the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) as pastors, teachers, and staff ministers. Graduates commonly find employment in their fields soon after graduation, reflecting the college's strong vocational focus. The college boasts a 97% employment rate one year after graduation.

Campus life at Martin Luther College is described as friendly, safe, and centered around shared faith. There are various intramural sports and events that foster student engagement, though the social scene is generally low-key with no Greek life. Students often mention the chapel as a central and inspiring part of campus, with daily worship services that strengthen the community's spiritual bonds.

Martin Luther College takes seriously the safety, security, and welfare of its community members. The college employs student security personnel to patrol the campus and to report incidents of suspected criminal activity to the administration, dormitory staff and/or the New Ulm police department. Dormitories are locked at all times, and each student is given a “smart” student ID card which activates the electronic access system.

Martin Luther College welcomes international students to apply for enrollment. The undergraduate student body includes students from multiple states and a few foreign countries. International students comprise 2% of the student body.