North Dakota State University is proud of the number
of academically talented students who enter the University each year.
Although scholarship competition is quite intense, all interested students
are encouraged to complete the scholarship application or contact the
appropriate department for consideration. The following is a listing of
scholarships awarded to incoming students who have applied for
admission to NDSU
Decisions for the following scholarships are based
primarily on admission to NDSU, minimum ACT composite score of 24 or
SAT score of 1090, cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher
and high class rank. Competition for these scholarships is quite high,
often causing the minimum test scores and grade point averages to be
greater than the above criteria. University first year student
scholarship awards are made beginning in late March
and may continue through the spring and summer.
| Amount |
$3,000/year (four years of eligibility) |
| Eligibility |
Any National Merit finalist listing NDSU as college of their choice with
the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC). |
| Application/Deadline |
Specify NDSU at 1st choice with NMSC by June1. |
| Amount |
$2,500/year (four years of eligibility) |
| Eligibility |
High school seniors submitting ACT composite scores of 32 or
higher to NDSU. Academic records are also considered if the number of
qualified applicants exceeds the number of awards available. |
| Application/Deadline |
Early Awarding begins October 15 and continues until all
scholarships are awarded. |
| Amount |
$2,000/year (four years of eligibility) |
| Eligibility |
High school seniors submitting ACT composite scores
of 30 or 31 to NDSU. |
| Application/Deadline |
Early Awarding begins October 15 and continues until all scholarships are
awarded. |
| Amount |
$2,000 (non-renewable) |
| Eligibility |
ND incoming freshman planning to major in industrial
engineering and management, zoology, business administration or
agricultural economics. |
| Application/Deadline |
Complete and submit scholarship application by February 1. |
| Amount |
$500/year (two years of eligibility) |
| Eligibility |
Incoming freshman demonstrating high academic achievement
and ACT test score. |
| Application/Deadline |
Complete and submit scholarship application by February 1. |
| Amount |
$1,000/year (two years of eligibility) |
| Eligibility |
North Dakota incoming freshmen demonstrating high
academic achievement and test scores. |
| Application/Deadline |
Complete and submit scholarship application by February 1. |
| Amount |
$300 - $2000/year (non-renewable) |
| Eligibility |
Incoming freshmen who demonstrate strong academic
achievement and high ACT scores. |
| Application/Deadline |
Complete and submit scholarship application by February 1. |
| Amount |
$300-$500 (non-renewable) |
| Eligibility |
Incoming freshmen, transfer or returning students with
high academic achievement and demonstrated community service and
leadership. |
| Application/Deadline |
Request Fraternal Scholarship Application from Office of Admission.
March 15 deadline. |
| Amount |
Equivalent to approximately $2,900/year (four years of eligibility) |
| Eligibility |
Tuition
grants for approximately 30 ND high school seniors attending an in-state
institution. Selection decisions are based on academic records, including
ACT, and are made by the ND University System in the winter of the
senior year. |
| Application/Deadline |
Must
take the ACT Assessment between October and June of their junior year.
Scores are automatically sent to ND University System for review. |
| Amount |
$700/approximately (non-renewable) |
| Eligibility |
Awarded
to high school seniors ranked number one in their class. Class rank
must be verifiable. |
| Application/Deadline |
Complete and submit scholarship application by February 1. |
| Amount |
$500 (non-renewable) |
| Eligibility |
Incoming transfer students demonstrating high academic
achievement in college. |
| Application/Deadline |
Complete and submit scholarship application by February 1 for
the proceeding fall semester or December 1 for the proceeding
spring semester. |
