Fargo, ND
North Dakota State University-Main Campus

North Dakota State is a very beautiful campus and it easy to get around. We are known for our men's football team, as well as, engineering and agriculture. We have a tech park an incubator for business ideas to grow. We have opportunity for growth in how chemistry is taught on campus to be able to compete on the international stage.

Great Campus with Tremendous opportunities A lot of Helpful people in a diverse environment who encourage you too succeed. Having lived in Texas for 12 plus years graduating from High School an attending College in Texas on an Athletic Scholarship after my family relocated while I was 8 yrs old from Michigan. Coming back North to graduate after several concussions from a sport I loved taught me some valuable lessons about accountability , sacrifice and long term goals versus gratification from sports my value is beyond just my athleticism

NDSU is a great place to get an education; however, it lacks in diversity and legal extracurricular activities for students under 21 years old. Out of all the North Dakotan colleges, it is undoubtedly the best bang for your buck.

Everyone on staff wants students to succeed and they are willing to help students reach their goals. It is not hard to find someone to answer questions or help with finances or classes. All of the staff is helpful and if one person does not know an answer they readily know who to send the student to.

North Dakota state university is 100% the right college for me. I felt right at home the minute I stepped on campus. The atmosphere of ndsu is very warm and welcoming and everyone is really friendly. The teachers are committed to ensuring that students do their absolute best in the classroom. There are a plethora of extracurriculars available to all students and the facilities on campus are top notch. Ndsu is a great school and I would highly recommend attending.

North Dakota State University-Main Campus is a terrific school. The diversity on campus is outstanding and impressive. I never feel out of place no matter which part of campus I visit. Attending students go out of their way to make everyone feel welcome and safe.

NDSU is an amazing campus and college to attend if you're looking to focus on your education all the while also maintaining your social activities. There are many opportunities for everything and everyone on campus. I also think it's a GREAT college to go to if you're out of state, as the tuition isn't high at all.

I love being an NDSU student. The atmosphere of campus is inviting and encouraging. The campus itself is a great size. It is large enough to accommodate a large student body, but it is not to large where students are late to class if they have to walk from one side of campus to the other. The buildings are in good condition, so you always feel comfortable in the classrooms. It is also easy to navigate even for those that are new to the campus. If you do get lost, everyone on campus is very nice and more than willing to help you find your way. Overall, the NDSU campus is a great place.

It's great! Everyone is nice, the professors are awesome, there are many clubs to join, intramural sports, and you will meet some great people who will become your friends forever. I am so glad that I chose to go to NDSU. Best decision I have made so far.

My name is Marisa Furry and I am a current senior in mechanical engineering at NDSU. It is safe to say that I have grown the most academically and as an individual during my time at NDSU. The overall college atmosphere and culture on campus is great, but not the main reason for my pride in being an NDSU Bison. Before starting college, everyone forgot to mention that college would be my most challenging time in finding out who I was and what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. After experiencing a handful of the ups and downs that 3 years of college brings, I can finally say I know what I want to do with my life and why that's so important. NDSU has driven me to be passionate about the engineering needs within the medical device industry. Cultivating a desire to continuously learn (even after college) and connect with people on a deeper level will allow me to impact medical patients on a first-hand level. I never wanted to be a stereotypical cubical-dweller engineer that crunches numbers day in and day out. (I mean, who really does?) My time at NDSU has taught me that engineering doesn't have to be ordinary or stereotypical. It can be whatever I want it to be. And for me, my career goal is simple: I want to help people live their best life. The NDSU engineering faculty have allowed me to learn things I'm genuinely curious about. Sure, lectures are still sometimes boring as they will be at every school but opening my eyes to what technological needs are in the world is not going to be found at just any school. I believe in the future of medical devices, I believe in the future of young engineers, and I believe that NDSU has done nothing but equip me and prepare me for positively impacting people in the world. For this reason, I cannot thank North Dakota State University enough for investing in me, allowing me to find my passions, and giving me opportunities to use my knowledge for meaningful work.