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University of North Dakota

46 Reviews

Locations:   Grand Forks (ND) 

Annual Tuition: $15,570

87% of students said this degree improved their career prospects
91% of students said they would recommend this school to others

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L Student

Reviewed: 7/26/2023

Degree: Chemistry

I am very disappointed at UND. They may have been a good college at one time, but have lowered their standards. The cheap, low-quality proctored testing they use is a JOKE! When I say the ProctorU testing never works, I mean ever! The academic advisors have no clue what they are doing. They advised me to begin the wrong chemistry class and was never reimbursed! So 2,500.00 for ONE chemistry class is what I paid. This school will take your money and leave you without any resources! DONT GO HERE!

Lorie Hane

Reviewed: 7/10/2023

Degree: Chemistry

This school uses ALEKS as their AI platform which is the most hideous, malfunctioned platform. They can have my money, I'm going to a different college that actually cares about their students! I have invested so much of my life in my vocation and this school was clearly a mistake! Dont waste your money here. The staff don't even have the courtesy to phone you back!

UND alumnus

Reviewed: 12/25/2019

Degree: Biology

During my work and involvement with Student Diversity & Inclusion, I was able to strengthen my interpersonal and professional skills. At the University of North Dakota (UND), I strived to actively seek out on-campus activities that would help me acclimate and expand my cultural awareness. By placing myself outside of my comfort zone, I could participate in an interfaith panel, create an exhibit for a Martin Luther King Jr. honoring, volunteered at my first powwow, and lead peers in cultural events... Read More

Tia Klein

Reviewed: 8/29/2019

Degree: Fitness Trainer

The kinesiology department is AWESOME! The professors are there for their students and want them to succeed. Their doors are always open and they are so helpful to help us reach our goals. Any struggles you have, if you talk to your professor and work hard, they won't let you fail, if you show you are willing to do the work, they will go the extra mile to make sure you succeed.

Tia Klein

Reviewed: 6/29/2018

Degree: Fitness Trainer

Small class sizes for the kinesiology major helps for more individualized help. Professors at UND are amazing! They always reply to emails quickly and are always willing to give extra times to help any students who have questions or are struggling. The classes are fun and the advisor and professors are for sure there for the students.

Sarah Swanson

Reviewed: 2/23/2018

Degree: Social Work

I am part of the first online cohort for the BSSW program offered at the University of North Dakota. Since I was part of the first online BSSW program, I did not have reviews to read or alumni to talk to about their experience so I was unaware of what to expect. I had previously taken some online classes and was unimpressed with their teaching styles and curriculum so my hopes weren't very high for this program. I must say I was pleasantly surprised with the classes and the professors. The classes... Read More

Anonymous

Reviewed: 9/1/2017

Degree: Physical Therapy

My years in college were both very difficult and very enlightening. The Physical Therapy program at the University of North Dakota was excellent. It throughly prepared me for an enjoyable career.

Anonymous

Reviewed: 9/1/2017

Degree: Health Sciences

Wow! Asking about thoughts on UND-college was great, loved my classes and professors. So glad I made the decision.

Athlete

Reviewed: 7/10/2017

Degree: Legal Studies

All good teachers leaving on budget cuts, school lies to students and recruits. I would NOT recommend this dis-honest school to anyone. Everything is being cut as this oil addicted school adjusts to changing gas prices. Not the way to run what was once a great institution.

phattyb

Reviewed: 5/22/2017

Degree: Health Sciences

University of North Dakota was an excellent combination of a great education combined with great social opportunities. I met so many great people and had so much fun with friends and colleagues.

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Reviewed: 5/22/2017

Degree: Physical Therapy

I loved the University of North Dakota. The class sizes were small and the instructors were caring and motivated to help students learn.

Caleb Schoonver

Reviewed: 3/30/2017

Degree: Pre-Medicine

UND is a great campus, and while they're currently working on budget issues, I would recommend touring and applying for enrollment. The experience I received was a well rounded education which prepared me for my graduate school education at Palmer College of Chiropractic. The professors I interacted were very knowledgeable and helped me learn during my tenure at UND.

Nick Fortmeyer

Reviewed: 3/12/2017

Degree: Biology

They University of North Dakota was a great place to attend college. It has a very friendly and helpful atmosphere where the faculty wants you to succeed. The classes were challenging enough to keep you engaged yet were not unrealistically difficult. It was the goal of the professors to instruct as well as assist their students in order to take as much as possible from their courses. Overall I found that attending UND was a great experience and would highly recommend it.

Lynn

Reviewed: 3/4/2017

Degree: Psychology

The psychology department is great. They had lots of different research opportunities and extracurricular activities. The professors were willing to work with you on the research topic of your choosing. The department also provides grant and award opportunities for travel and research.

JasonB

Reviewed: 2/8/2017

Degree: Health Sciences

The education I have received so far has prepared me for most board review questions I have looked at so far. The class size is relatively small (78) and this has fostered comrade in our class. Different people contribute study guides, note cards and small quizzes that we can all benefit from. Our classroom was made specifically for 78 and is organized around tables for group discussions. For difficult subjects this gives us the opportunity to work it out together and the professor will walk around... Read More

michigander

Reviewed: 1/24/2017

Degree: Psychology

UND provided a well rounded experience. Professors and staff were supportive and offered helpful guidance. Grand Forks is a great college town!

Jen

Reviewed: 1/3/2017

Degree: Psychology

i think that it is a great option, depending on what career you choose. Unfortunately it is quite expensive.

Anonymous

Reviewed: 1/3/2017

Degree: History

This was a great place to do graduate work. The professors generally did a good job of interacting with the graduate students and mentoring them as they worked on their degrees. The department was small, so there was a good bit of personalized attention.

Leah Smith

Reviewed: 8/6/2016

Degree: Elementary Education

The University of North Dakota is located in a very cold state. If you can stand the -30 degrees temperatures then you should consider the school. The people that have attended UND are full of pride and spirit. They have a passion for their university. I really enjoyed my undergraduate adventure so much that I am now attending UND for graduate school. The state has clearly defined seasons and it makes for a beautiful autumn. Take some time to consider the University of North Dakota.

UND

Reviewed: 5/31/2016

Degree: Social Work

UND is a great college in a great community. My experience at UND has been nothing short of exceptional. The campus is clean, safe, and close enough to walk around. The professors are passionate, caring, and helpful. I enjoyed my undergrad program so much that I'm now pursuing my graduate degree at UND!

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