At NDSU, we make finishing your degree simple and achievable, whether you're choosing to learn on campus or pursue your classes online. With flexible options, including fully online programs and hybrid courses that blend in-person and virtual learning, NDSU ensures you can pursue your education on your own terms. Our dedicated faculty and comprehensive support services are designed to help you reach your goals.
Take the next step and discover how NDSU can help you cross the finish line.
Degree Completion program
NDSU's Degree Completion program is for anyone with previous college credits who haven’t finished their bachelor’s degree. Eligible students for this program have not been enrolled in an institution for a minimum of 2 years (24 consecutive months), have earned a minimum of 60 credits and have a minimum 2.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average.
You can either return to your previous degree path or explore a new major, including the Bachelor of University Studies, which offers the greatest flexibility. Your previous credits don’t have to be from NDSU to participate in the Degree Completion program.
new career paths and opportunities
Bachelor of University Studies degree
NDSU’s Bachelor of University Studies degree is a flexible, personalized degree program that allows you to design a plan, with guidance from an academic advisor, that fits your career goals. This degree program is perfect for those wanting to enter a range of career paths such as healthcare, government, community development, entrepreneurship and more.
Complete your degree online
Finish your degree on your terms with the flexibility of online learning. Our online programs are designed to fit your life, whether you’re balancing work, family or other commitments. With the same high-quality education and expert faculty as our on-campus experience, you’ll gain the skills and knowledge to move forward with your education without putting life on hold. Wherever you are, the Herd is here to support your success.
Kayla’s journey to graduation
"By choosing NDSU, you get a great community behind you, faculty that is supportive of you and something that you’re going to be part of long after you’re done with your degree."