University of North Dakota

Great place to blow up the toilet could give 100/5 stars. Nice bathroom, needed to go poop so bad man. It was peeking after my great meal at the deli.

Went for my son's orientation, they are organized, knowledgeable and friendly. Everyone we met was great! Feel at peace knowing he chose the right school for higher education!

This is a really nice university. My son transferred here after Central Washington University canceled their aviation program. He’s been very happy and enjoys school very much. They have a great flight program and a great university. The dorms are good the chow hall is great and the people are very friendly. I highly recommend the University of North Dakota

My first time visiting my nephew 💙 and the school is so clean, 👌 😍 …

Highly recommend not wasting your time with this online school. You can’t get a hold of anyone and called for almost 6 weeks to figure out why my transcripts weren’t being processed then someone called me back the day classes started to tell me they still have no idea why, but just to register for classes. I don’t know how they get away with being considered a valid university. Very unimpressed.

Stay as far away as possible. I was lured in as a transfer student and the continuous policy changes have made a massive mess of my academics and life. UND feels like a terrible circus show where once you are in, there is no escape without incurring more time, effort and money wasted somewhere else to fulfill arbitrary requirements. You will not thrive here. Once you become a student, you cease to exist as a human and become a monetary figure manipulated by the accounting department. The accounting department’s job is to make you as a monetary figure as large as possible so that UND’s internal politicians and specific “alumni” get their bonuses and payouts. There is no experience to be gained at UND. UND’s pool of instructors is a dirty bucket of washed out "professionals" whose only priority is to use the same wash, rinse and repeat process to drag children into unthinkable debt for years. UND has been an absolute waste of my life, and I feel that everyone who enables higher education to perform as UND does should be ashamed of themselves.

My freshman year I went to switch majors to biology from history after my childhood friend killed himself at the U of M and I was finding personal and peer accolades in that new subject. My advisor was out of the country (I found out due to a sign taped to their door) and strangely the head of the liberal arts dept refused my decision. I do well now but can't recommend this university to anyone that cares about their abilities or lives. Donald Poochigian(director of Philosophy Dept) was the only good thing about this place, may him and his family be blessed with peace.

Very good place to learn about everything it's a good place to expand your mind if you're capable.

Racist professors. I remember having a mechanical engineering class where, every time the professor asked a question, if the students raising their hands didn't appear white, he would say, "Okay, nobody knows!" I have also seen emails between faculty members that listed students' countries of origin in the first line, as if they were exchanging a heads-up.

The Chester Fritz was a great concert venue.

Lots of nicely remodeled and new buildings on campus. Library, education, fitness center, soon to be business buildings really nice and new. Health sciences and aviation seem to be the focus. Campus is pretty spread out and Grand Forks is a fairly small city.

Beautiful campus. Friendly people!

Small school with enough bureaucratic nonsense to choke a school the size of UCLA when I attended in the 90's. Based on my personal experience, I could never recommend the engineering school. I'd score it lower, but I did manage to escape with a few good memories and a handful of lifelong friends.

I got both my BA and MBA here and have over a 3.5 in both. UND was ess than impressive. My friends here are amazing. Taking that out of the picture, I might have chosen a different university. …

My favorite part of attending this institution is paying thousands of dollars in tuition per semester to play the high stakes guessing game of “which parking spots are free and which ones will get me fined $40” every time I want to go to …

I received my Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering. I have a great job in the oil and gas industry now in Houston, Texas. I highly recommend UND. It is very difficult but once you get through the program, the skills acquired are highly sought out by employers.

I used to like this school when I started two years ago. As you become more old in the school as time progresses, you realize who white this university is. Some administrators (with couple of degrees and certificates next to their name, for …

Honesty, this is the worst university and state I've ever been too. On the upside, it is much cheaper and sparse compared to other large universities. Academically its not bad, I would say its not much different from taking rigorous classes …

I have never written a review on anything before. I couldnt take it anymore, now i have to tell you guys, (coming from a naturally very positive person in me), that this school is TRASH. It took me skipping 2 while semesters to get enrolled …

Great as long as you don't fall into alcoholism or boredom in the winter. Beautiful campus when the trees are green, nice brick architecture, Wellness Center is new, plus the Ralph. The Uni seems to be growing a lot. Excellent aviation …