North Dakota State University

North Dakota State University excels in the fields of creative and technology-driven research and has been ranked among the Top 100 Public Research Universities in the United States for Research and Development in Agricultural Sciences, Psychology, and Social Sciences on the basis of recorded research expenditures. Graduates are awarded at the doctoral, master's, technical and baccalaureate levels. Various undergraduate and certificate programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels are also available. Campus Attractions is committed to offering educational, cultural, social, and recreational programs and events to the North Dakota State University community across a wide range of services.

The NDSU campus in Fargo consists of more than 94 buildings on approximately 44 square blocks or 261 acres. Statewide, NDSU is located on 19,869.39 acres of land in North Dakota, which includes the main Fargo Agricultural Experiment Station and seven state-wide research centers. With its campus development in downtown Fargo, the city has been changed structurally, strategically, and ... Read more

North Dakota State University excels in the fields of creative and technology-driven research and has been ranked among the Top 100 Public Research Universities in the United States for Research and Development in Agricultural Sciences, Psychology, and Social Sciences on the basis of recorded research expenditures. Graduates are awarded at the doctoral, master's, technical and baccalaureate levels. Various undergraduate and certificate programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels are also available. Campus Attractions is committed to offering educational, cultural, social, and recreational programs and events to the North Dakota State University community across a wide range of services.

The NDSU campus in Fargo consists of more than 94 buildings on approximately 44 square blocks or 261 acres. Statewide, NDSU is located on 19,869.39 acres of land in North Dakota, which includes the main Fargo Agricultural Experiment Station and seven state-wide research centers. With its campus development in downtown Fargo, the city has been changed structurally, strategically, and socially with its presence there, invigorating both the university and the downtown neighborhood.

NDSU is the largest research institution in the state of North Dakota. NDSU's annual research expenditures exceed $150 million. Major fields of research at NDSU include nanotechnology, genomics, agriculture, chemistry, and polymers and coatings.

New first-year and transfer undergraduate international applicants are eligible for scholarship consideration based on the following criteria. To be considered, students must meet all requirements for full or conditional admission award is available for a maximum of eight semesters.