About Eagan, Minnesota

Founded in 1860 and located on the south bank of the Minnesota River, Eagan is a suburb of the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. Originally a rural town known as the “Onion Capitol of the U.S.” due to its penchant for growing onions, Eagan has recently transformed into one of Minnesota’s fastest growing suburban cities.

This family-friendly city focuses its efforts on developing and supporting education, community, and local businesses. Eagan has three public school districts and more than 20 public and private elementary, middle, and high schools. Eagan builds camaraderie among its students and other residents by encouraging participation in school and community events throughout the year.  The city has developed for the residents more than 50 public parks, 75 softball fields, 20 outdoor ice skating rinks, 30 soccer fields, and 20 pavilions for outdoor concerts and shows. Local businesses sponsor these community events and programs so residents can continue to take advantage of them year after year.

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Interesting Facts About Eagan, MN:

  • 96.3% of Eagan’s residents have a high school diploma and 50.9% have a college degree.*
  • Eagan’s residents have an average commute of 22.4 minutes to and from work.*
  • The Eagan median household income is $81,347.*
  • Minnesota’s current governor, Tim Pawlenty, resides in Eagan, MN.

To learn more about Eagan, MN, Rasmussen College Eagan campus, or the degree programs offered at Rasmussen College Eagan campus, contact one of our campus representatives today at (888) 5-RASMUSSEN.

* U.S. Census Bureau. U.S. Census Bureau. Web. 5 Apr. 2010. .