Apply: Freshmen and First-Year Students
Summer or Fall 2020 Applicants
Applying for summer or fall 2020 and don’t have your ACT/SAT scores due to COVID-19? That’s okay. You can still apply and will be considered for admission if you have a 2.75 GPA or higher.
You can also self-report your high school GPA and ACT/SAT scores on your application for a quicker admission decision. We can make a preliminary admission offer if you meet our admission guidelines. You’ll be asked to confirm your academic status by providing an official transcript and test scores (if you've taken the ACT/SAT) at a later date.
Apply early for more financial aid, scholarships, housing and class options.
Step 1. Meet Admissions Requirements
Carefully review the Freshman Admissions Requirements to learn what is required to be admitted to UND.
Step 2. Complete Application
You can apply up to 1 year in advance of when you plan to start at UND.
Applications are currently being accepted for the summer and fall 2020 and spring 2021 semesters.
Two Options to Apply
Direct to UND
Apply directly to UND using our application. If you haven't already created your UND Admissions account, you'll need to create an account to access the online application form.
Common Application
Apply to UND using the Common App.
Applicants are charged a $35 (U.S. funds) non-refundable fee.
We recommend using Google Chrome when completing the application. If you run into issues with items not displaying in the application, try clearing your cache and cookies.
Application Deadlines
Fall Application Deadlines: Priority Deadline Feb.1* | Aug. 1
Spring Application Deadline: Dec. 15
Summer Application Deadline: May 1
*To automatically be awarded the UND Freshman Scholarship, you must meet the criteria and submit your completed application by Feb. 1 for the upcoming fall semester.
Readmission
Undergrad students who leave the University for at least one semester, not including summer semester, are required to apply for readmission.
Step 3. Request Official High School Transcripts
Request your official high school transcripts be sent directly to:
UND Office of Admissions
3501 University Ave Stop 8357
Grand Forks, ND 58202-8357
If you've completed any college-level credits, request that your official college transcripts be sent directly from the college / university to UND at the address above. Typically, official college-level credits are not included on your high school transcripts.
Note: You can self-report your high school GPA on your application for a quicker admission decision. We can make a preliminary admission offer if you meet our admission guidelines. You’ll be asked to confirm your academic status by providing an official transcript at a later date.
Step 4. Request Official Test Scores
Note: Applying for summer or fall 2020 and don’t have your ACT/SAT scores due to COVID-19? That’s okay. You can still apply and will be considered for admission if you have a 2.75 GPA or higher.
Request your official standardized test scores be sent directly to UND.
- ACT Scores = UND Code #3218
- SAT Math & Verbal Scores = UND Code #6878