Grand Forks, Dec. 4 — Students from 52 of North Dakota’s 53 counties are attending the University of North Dakota this fall, according to R. O. Wilson, UND registrar. Ward county is represented by [...]Read More... from On This Day | The[...]
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University of Mary hits record with over 3,900 students enrolled
The University of Mary is celebrating record enrollment this fall, with nearly 4,000 students — the largest in its 66-year history. Growth is spread across undergraduate, graduate, and online programs, drawing students from all 50 states and 20 countries, though North Dakota[...]
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Dakota College Announces Fall Enrollment :: Dakota College at Bottineau
Enrollment for Dakota College at Bottineau (DCB) is up this fall, with headcount hitting another all-time high. The North Dakota University System calculates official fall enrollment for all 11 colleges and universities on the 20th instructional day of the semester. This year,[...]
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Enrollment up nearly 4% at North Dakota public colleges, universities
Enrollment across North Dakota’s public colleges and universities is climbing again, reaching its highest level in more than a decade. The University of North Dakota set a record with nearly 16,000 students, while North Dakota State University held steady at just under[...]
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Minot Public Schools sees slight enrollment dip
Enrollment trends are often a window into how a community is changing, and Minot Public Schools is seeing a modest shift this fall. The district reports 225 fewer students compared to last year, with elementary schools still accounting for the largest share,[...]
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UND enrollment hits 15,440, breaking record on first day of classes
The University of North Dakota is starting the school year with a milestone: record-breaking enrollment on the very first day of classes. UND counted 15,440 students on Aug. 25, already surpassing its previous high set in 2012 — and the numbers are[...]
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Minot State reports several enrollment increases, including day-one freshmen
MINOT, N.D. – Minot State University is pleased to announce its largest first-day freshman class in 14 years, reporting a total of 415 new freshmen, representing a 15% increase over 2024. MSU was also up 4% in transfer students, with 273 students,[...]
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Biggest freshman class in UND history to move in Saturday
The University of North Dakota is about to welcome the largest freshman class in its history — more than 2,500 students set to move in during Welcome Weekend starting Aug. 23. For UND staff, it’s the campus equivalent of New Year’s, full[...]
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America’s global classroom is emptying
For U.S. universities, international students aren’t just cultural ambassadors — they’re financial lifelines, filling seats, paying full tuition, and fueling research. But under shifting Trump administration policies, that pipeline is increasingly uncertain. Visa revocations, enrollment caps, and funding threats have left schools[...]
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Minot Public School District sees drop in enrollment numbers
Minot’s schools were built with growth in mind—but this year, the numbers slipped the other way. Enrollment is down by 137 students, a modest decline spread thin across the city’s 18 schools. There’s no clear pattern or cause, but Superintendent Scott Faul[...]
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Local universities monitor halt on international student visa interviews
Fargo-area universities are watching closely as a federal pause on new student visa interviews threatens to disrupt international enrollment. With demand rising — and campuses like NDSU and MSUM seeing steady growth in students from abroad — the timing adds uncertainty to[...]
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Federal Reversal Brings Momentary Relief for Thousands of International Students
Thousands of international students across the U.S. just got a much-needed reprieve. After weeks of sudden record terminations that jeopardized their legal status, the federal government has announced it will restore many students’ entries in the crucial SEVIS database — at least[...]