45% increase. 739 students had graduated from UMR as of the end of the 2019–2020 academic year. On May 18, 2013, UMR graduated its first class of 49 undergraduate students in the B.S. in Health Sciences and B.S. in Health Professions programs at the Mayo Civic Center in downtown Rochester. 73 students graduated the following year, an additional 109 graduating during the 2014–2015 academic year, and another 109 walked across the stage on May 15, 2016. Cost of attendance and student debt UMR's costs of attendance has risen significantly since it first admitted students in 2009. In the 2010 aid year (covering fall 2009, spring 2010, and summer 2010) the cost of attendance (COA) was $21,762. In 2017 that cost was $26,136, a 20.1% increase. UMR's COA for the 2017–2018 academic year was $26,136. For reference the Twin Cities campus COA $27,348); followed by Duluth ($24,540), Morris ($23,922), and Crookston ($23,866). The average loan debt for UMR students who graduate with debt was $28,287 in aid year 2019, 28% of students had their full financial need met in aid year 2019. On-campus housing UMR's on-campus housing option is 318 Commons. The facility has a number of high-end features, such as granite countertops, particularly when compared with student housing on other campuses. Because 318 Commons is designated as on-campus, UMR sets the rental rate, and the student pays the institution along with tuition, fees, and other expenses. UMR is the only University of Minnesota campus that does not offer a meal plan. See also List of colleges and universities in Minnesota Higher education in Minnesota References External links . University of Minnesota Rochester Rochester Buildings and structures in Rochester, Minnesota Educational institutions established in 2006 Education in Olmsted County, Minnesota 2006 establishments in Minnesota