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- 2008-09 Academic Year
To be eligible for scholarships, students must be admitted to
the University by February 5, 2008 for
priority scholarship consideration. Students admitted after this date may
be placed on an alternate list pending availability of funds.
Scholarships for pre-freshman students are determined by
analyzing high school grades and ACT or SAT scores
High school students should take a college examination (preferably the ACT)
in their junior year or early in
their senior year of high school, and request that the results be sent to UND by February 5
for top consideration.
- Presidential Freshman Scholarships
National Merit Finalist
- $20,000 ($5,000 per year for four
consecutive undergraduate years, payable in equal amounts each semester if all
renewal criteria are met). Each installment currently represents nearly
100% of the current North Dakota resident tuition rate for a full-time
student at UND.
- In addition to the Presidential Scholar
award, National Merit Finalists sponsored by UND will receive an annual
stipend of $1,000 per year from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
3.65 GPA or above and 32-36 composite ACT
score or 1410-1600 math & reading combined SAT score:
- $12,000
($3,000 per year for four consecutive undergraduate years,
payable in equal amounts each semester if all renewal criteria are met).
3.65 GPA or above and 29-31 composite ACT
score or 1280-1400 math & reading combined SAT score:
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$10,000
($2,500 per year for four consecutive undergraduate years, payable in equal
amounts each semester if all renewal criteria are met).
Presidential Scholars are guaranteed residence hall housing
and early registration for their incoming fall semester.
Renewal criteria will be fully described in the scholarship
offer letter.
Freshman Scholarships - Community of Learners Scholarship
Program (CLSP)
Minimum 3.00 GPA or above and minimum 24 composite ACT
score or 1090 math & reading combined SAT score:
Freshman Scholars are guaranteed residence hall housing and
early registration for their incoming fall semester.
UND welcomes and supports students who aspire to excel as
learners and members of our community. This scholarship program is
intended to honor and reward students who contribute to enhancing UND as vibrant
and connected learners. The renewal criteria for the award will be fully
described in the scholarship offer letter. Generally, in addition to
minimum academic standards, students must also live on campus and contribute to
our community of learners by staying well connected and involved with on-campus
student organizations and activities.
Students who meet any of the academic criteria above, have
financial need and are direct blood descendants of honorably discharged veterans of World War I
may receive the LaVerne Noyes Scholarship designation on their award by
completing the LaVerne Noyes scholarship application. The form is available by contacting the
UND Student Financial Aid Office.
NOTE: It is not necessary to designate a specific scholarship
at the time of admission. Students will be matched with the appropriate scholarship through
information received from school records and application forms.
Students may accept non-UND scholarships without jeopardizing
the amount of their UND scholarship. This includes National Merit, the North Dakota
Scholars Program and any scholarship from national, local, church or civic organizations.
UND Freshman Scholarship Estimator
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