North Dakota State University

North Dakota State University (NSDU) - public higher education institution in United States. NSDU began its academic activity in1890. The main building of the university is located in Fargo inside an urban campus.

University ranking. North Dakota State University is in the top 5% according to the international rankings.

Application process and the cost of tuition. Кроме результатов экзаменов для поступления в учебное заведение необходимо предоставить информацию о предыдущей успеваемости. The majority of NSDU applicants successfully enrolls as there are about 90 seats per 100 applicants. The academic year is traditionally consists of two semesters. A year of bachelor studies will cost you around 15,000 USD. Those who wish to get their master’s degree here should be ready to spend at least 15,000 USD per year. The university has a variety of scholarship programs that students can take part in. Not everyone can study full time, so North Dakota State University offers such students a wide range of online programs. On the official website (http://www.ndsu.edu) of the university you can find a more accurate information regarding the tuition fees of different programs.

The composition of the university. North Dakota State University is average in terms of student capacity, teaching the maximum of 15 thousand students. Foreign citizens can also apply to the university. At NSDU the academic staff counts 893 various specialists. During studies the students have the opportunity to participate in the international exchange programs. You can meet the students by following the university on social media: Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin.

Infrastructure of NSDU. The university has its own library. Also the university provides accommodations in the form of dormitories. It is worth noting that in addition to being a part of the North Dakota University System, the university also has a membership in the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU) and Sport affiliations and memberships: National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).