University of North Dakota Reviews

"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!"

"This was an excellent college to attend. I started when they were still the Sioux and my only complaint is that they are no longer."

"Very well rounded school that prepared me for the real world."

"Great school! I absolutely enjoyed it. So much that I'm going back this fall to get my master's degree. There have been a lot of new and exciting changes at the university that I'm looking forward to being a part of when the school semester starts. I highly recommend UND to anyone looking to further their education."

"Large campus--lots of walking. Proud school--recently lost nickname which is unfortunate. Fun and broadens horizons but does not have personal vibes."

"Large campus--lots of walking. Proud school--recently lost nickname which is unfortunate. Fun and broadens horizons but does not have personal vibes."

"I attended this school to pursue a Master's in Forensic Psychology. They were one of the few public universities that offered the degree at all, and one of fewer to offer it entirely online. As a military spouse who moves frequently I require that flexibility. I am not always able to stay in a location long enough to complete a degree and I prefer to minimize transfers. Communication was terrible at this school. I could not get in contact with my advisor past the initial "Welcome to the program" e-mail despite numerous e-mails and phone calls. My professors were not very responsive to e-mail or phone calls, either. It was such a bother that after one semester I just switched schools. As a long distance student, communication with the school is extremely important and UND completely failed in that area."

"College provided me the opportunity to meet new friends, try new things, and evolve into a hard-working, skilled, professional adult. It allowed me the freedom to make my own choices and find my passion, while learning and earning that coveted college degree."

"What you make of it. Affordable, with a great array of fields and resources to make use of. Plus, a location great for concentrated study, if you put yourself to it."