The scholarship program at UND is one of the best at public institutions of its size. The Presidential Scholars program, now in its 14th year, was established to recognize new students of exceptional academic promise and to introduce them to the intellectual and cultural resources of the university. Presidential Scholars are ranked among the top half of one percent of entering college students in the nation, based on high school performance and aptitude test results. More than 435 Presidential Scholars and about 35 National Merit Scholars attend UND each year. All charges are subject to change.
Contiguous Provinces are Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Include Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washinton, and Wyoming. Residents from Minnesota and their dependents may attend a North Dakota state institution of higher learning and play a special tuition rate that is lower than the normal non-resident rate. All UND students from Minnesota are included, except students enrolled in the UND School of Medicine's M.D. degree program. All Minnesota residents who graduate from high school in 2000 will automatically receive reciprocity available to Minnesota students entering as freshmen in the fall of 2000. If there is more than a 12-month break, or you are a transfer student, you will have to use the regular reciprocity form to apply.