Educational institutions in North Dakota: profiles, services and practical information.
North Dakota offers up to $2,000 per year to resident students who are enrolled members of a federally recognized Tribe and attend an accredited program in the state. Th…
View profile →ND Career Builders combines state investment with matching funds from businesses, associations, communities, or other eligible sources to support training for high-need…
View profile →The North Dakota State Grant is a need-based state grant for North Dakota residents pursuing a first undergraduate degree. It may be used at eligible accredited public,…
View profile →In a state where water connects agriculture, municipalities, industry, and community planning, this scholarship links college study with water-resource management. The f…
View profile →Losing a parent or legal guardian can abruptly change the budget a family expected to use for college. The John D. Weis Memorial Scholarship was established in 2025 by f…
View profile →The Kenneth and Leila Morris Dental Scholarship Fund began in 1982 through Leila Morris in memory of her husband, who practiced dentistry in Bismarck. The North Dakota C…
View profile →In North Dakota, finding local aid means looking beyond a college name. The North Dakota Community Foundation maintains a catalog organized by college, statewide opportu…
View profile →Up to $6,000 over six years; term payments require full-time enrollment, a 2.75 GPA, and cumulative credit/hour milestones.
View profile →The agency validates high-school criteria; the college confirms enrollment, GPA, and progress for each disbursement.
View profile →The North Dakota Scholarship offers up to $6,000 to students graduating from high school who meet a combination of academic skills and preparation for college, work or m…
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