It begins with a few nights of camping under the stars in western North Dakota, and continues throughout the semester with a variety of non-lecture type learning experiences. The program is characterized by small groups, a single theme that relates all the different disciplines, and lots of personal attention and faculty-student interaction. All students are free to choose their own housing arrangements, but many students find that a residence hall is a great place to meet people and make friends. Lots of social, cultural and educational activities are planned to help students do just that, and to ease the adjustment to living away from home. You may meet with everybody on your floor for a trip to the area's many year-round attractions.
Students also like the convenience and cost.
UND has 14 residence halls that offer a variety of living arrangements including single sex or coed halls, individual suites or community bathrooms, and double or single rooms. Residents have access to TVs, study areas, laundry and kitchen facilities, weight rooms, saunas, vending machines, and on-campus shuttle services. All residence hall rooms have dirct connections to the Computer Center mainframe for fast Internet and e-mail access. Apartments are available for families and students of senior class standing or higher. There are also sorority and fraternity houses adjacent to the campus.