Prospective UND Parents

Helping your child choose the right university can be a stressful. We're here to help.

Why Choose UND?

Your future UND student will work alongside dedicated professors who strike a balance between classroom learning and hands-on experience. Class sizes are small enough that professors get to know students personally, while challenging them to a higher standard, helping them develop into a critical and creative thinker, writer and speaker.

A UND degree also has tangible results. Ninety-six percent of UND graduates are employed or pursuing graduate degrees. Plus recent grads earn an average salary of $51,000.

What Does it Take to Attend UND?

Is your prospective UND student on track? Read our freshman admission requirements to make sure you have everything in order.

ADMISSION GUIDELINES

Is UND Affordable?

UND consistently ranks among the best for educational quality, affordability, and career outcomes. Nearly 80% of UND undergrads receive an average of $11,400 per year in aid.

Plus, our streamlined graduation requirements, new team of academic core advisors and online degree mapping means more students are graduating in four years. UND's four-year graduation rate increased 38% over the past three years.

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Freshman wants to give gift of hearing
One day three years ago, when Olivia Taylor was a sophomore in high school, her world expanded. She finally could hear her dog clattering around the house, the A/C humming and cars chugging down the street. She even could hear
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Speaking of scholarships, UND makes it easy
As soon as students are admitted to UND, they can take advantage of Scholarship Central, our one-stop-shop for scholarships. Incoming freshmen must apply by Feb. 1 to be eligible for awards, but the magical part of it is students can
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Be first for scholarships, housing, classes
The early Fighting Hawk catches more than just worms. Students who take care of their University of North Dakota business now — rather than even a month or two later — have the best chance to catch scholarships and the
11/20/2019
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Students can select ACT sections to retake
For the first time since it was developed in 1959, the ACT soon will give students the option to retake individual sections of the college prep exam. You didn’t do so hot on math? It wasn’t your day for science?
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