Human Sciences:
- Community Development
- Dietetics
- Family & Consumer Sciences Education
- Family Financial Planning
- Gerontology
- Merchandising
- Youth Development
Campus Coordinator:
Campus Coordinator:
Karen Murie
- Agricultural & Environmental Law
- Agricultural Systems Management and Technology
- Animal Science
- Community Development
- Dietetics
- Family & Consumer Sciences Education
- Family Financial Planning
- Gerontology
- Grassland Management
- Merchandising
- Youth Development
Agriculture:
- Agricultural & Environmental Law
- Agricultural Systems Management and Technology
- Animal Science
- Grassland Management
Campus Coordinator:
Campus Coordinator:
Karen Murie
- Agricultural & Environmental Law
- Agricultural Systems Management and Technology
- Animal Science
- Community Development
- Dietetics
- Family & Consumer Sciences Education
- Family Financial Planning
- Gerontology
- Grassland Management
- Merchandising
- Youth Development
Interesting FACTS 
Founded
1890
Main Campus Location:
Fargo, North Dakota (pop. 118,523)
Accredited By
Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
Undergrad Population
11,984
Graduate Population
2,374
Number of Colleges
8
Nickname
Bison
School Colors
Yellow and Green
Mascot
Thundar the Bison
TRADITIONS
Student Kelly Nelson’s design inspired by the school song won the 2011 tartan competition. As the song says, the colors reflect the prairies of North Dakota that are green in spring and yellow with bountiful grain in the fall. The tartan is approved by The Scottish Register of Tartans.
The 1919 head football coach encouraged the nickname “Bison” for a strong, fierce mascot. Vast numbers of bison once roamed the prairie of North Dakota. Students and residents of the Fargo community pronounce the mascot with a "z" sound, rather than an "s" sound.
The Harry D. McGovern Alumni Center has a grand entrance known as the NDSU Walk of Pride. It includes floor tiles with the names of NDSU alumni, students, faculty, staff and fans to show their pride and commitment to NDSU.
NDSU Homecoming is a campus and community celebration that exceeds expectations of a top research university and successful community. The Homecoming parade, which is held in downtown Fargo, draws thousands of alumni, students, faculty, staff and community members.
