Is it difficult to get into University of Minnesota - Duluth?

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The admissions process at the University of Minnesota - Duluth is somewhat selective. The acceptance rate for undergraduate admission at the university is 79%. The key deciding elements for admission to the university are the candidate's academic background, and other deciding factors include outsta

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