North Dakota Public Two-Year Colleges

Junior Colleges, Technical Institutes, and Schools

The State of North Dakota administers its own system of higher education which operate at least two tiers of public colleges. One being the community colleges in North Dakota, sometimes called North Dakota junior colleges, or North Dakota technical institutes, and so-called "four-year" North Dakota colleges which award bachelor's and master's degrees. The "two-year" community educational institutions provide post-secondary education and lower-level tertiary education, granting certificates, diplomas, and associate's degrees in North Dakota. The name, "community colleges" derives from the fact that "two-year" colleges primarily accept, and attract, students from the North Dakota local community

The North Dakota State College of Science, provided for in the State Constitution in 1889, was founded in 1903 and is one of the oldest two-year institutions in the country. The State Board of Higher Education was established in 1939 and functions as the constitutional governing body for the state's five public universities, three two-year branches and two two-year colleges. North Dakota also has four tribal colleges supported by the federal government.

North Dakota College Degrees, Certificates, & Diplomas

North Dakota Community Colleges and Two Year Colleges

Bismark State College (Bismark, ND)
Cankdeska Cikana Community College (Fort Totten, ND)
Fort Berthold Community College (New Town, ND)
Lake Region State College (Devils Lake, ND)
Minot State University-Bottineau (2-year campus)
North Dakota State College of Science (Wahpeton, ND)
Sitting Bull College (Fort Yates, ND)
Turtle Mountain Community College (Belcourt, ND)
United Tribes Technical College (Bismark, ND)
Williston State College (Williston, ND)

North Dakota Colleges

Colleges and universities in North Dakota offer students a unique academic experience that is difficult to duplicate elsewhere in the country. Imagine exploring the finer points of philosophy, physics, or Gaelic studies in an environment that has managed to escape urban modernization and widespread land development.

DeVry University

Brown Mackie College

ND Online Degrees

A college degree is any of a wide range of status levels conferred by North Dakota institutions of higher education, such as colleges or universities, normally as the result of successfully completing a program of study.

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