North Dakota State University-Main Campus

North Dakota State University-Main Campus is a public four year college that was founded in 1890. In contrast to the other eight campuses, this campus is located in an urban area and has grown significantly since its founding. 

There are 14,358 students who attend the school, including 2,633 freshmen and 2,080 sophomores (which means that there's a 79% retention rate). The graduation rate for North Dakota State University Main Campus is 58%. 

A total of 58% graduate with 150% of their time needed.North Dakota State University's in-state tuition for the 2017-2018 academic year.

NDSU is one of the nine public universities in North Dakota. Located in Fargo, the campus has 14,358 students and a freshman retention rate of 79%. With 2,633 freshmen enrolled for fall 2017, 58% of graduates are on time to graduate within 150% enrollment time.

North Dakota State University's main campus is located in Fargo, North Dakota. It is one of the nine public four-year colleges in the state. The school has an urban location and a population of 14,358 undergraduate students enrolled as of 2017. 

There are 2,633 freshmen enrolled for fall 2017 and approximately 2,080 returning sophomores in their sophomore year (which makes its freshman retention rate 79%). Every year 58% of the graduating class graduates within 150% time it takes to complete their studies.

Location: United States, North Dakota