University of North Dakota
Academic programs
- Engineering
- Research
- Science
- Technology
- Liberal Arts
- Business
- Education
- Nursing
- Communication
- Music
- Art & Design
- Economics
- Finance/Accounting
- Government/Political Science
- Health Science
- Performing Arts
- Social Science
- Visual Arts
- Psychology
- Computer Science
- Aviation
- Public health
Student experience
- Athletics
- Co-op/Internship Opportunities
- Disability Services
- Greek Life
- Intramural/Club Sports
- LGBTQIA Services
- Military/Veteran Services
- Night Class Offerings
- On-Campus Housing
- ROTC Program
- Study Abroad
- Undergraduate Research
- Distance/online learning
Application information
First-year
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Invest in Your Future Without Breaking The Bank. The University of North Dakota provides a top-quality education at one of the best values in the country. Our combined tuition, fees and room/meal plans cost about $3,000 less per year than the national average for four-year universities. Plus, we’re dedicated to helping you graduate on time, which means less debt and a faster return on your education investment. Every year, 79% of our undergraduates share more than $104 million in financial aid, including scholarships and waivers.
Get Connected. UND offers big-campus opportunities with a small-campus feel. Choose from 250+ student clubs and organizations, attend as many programs and events as you can and take advantage of the opportunities to develop your leadership skills. Whether it’s academic or social, cultural or political, we have a club to fit your interests. You even can choose to live with like-minded students in your own Living Learning Community. And we don’t just embrace diversity, we celebrate it. From the spectacular performances at Feast of Nations to lectures by acclaimed guests, UND promises to teach you more about your fellow students as you discover more about yourself.
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“I walked on campus and instantly fell in love. I was like, ‘This is home. This is where I need to be.’”