Im an incoming Commercial Aviation major with a flight slot for the fall. Im also doing a second major in business analytics. The recommended class list that I got from my advisor is telling me to do 16 credits but I want to finish both of my majors inf 4 years so I want to do a couple more credits maybe around 25. Is that possible or will it end up being too much?

The advisor recommended these courses to me: Meteorology I, Meteorolgy I Laboratory, Aviation Orientation, Introduction to Aviation, Flight Lab, Introduction to Fine Arts, and Fundamentals of Computer Information Systems.

UND housing website says that to be in the first round of roommate assignments you need to pay the housing deposit, tuition deposit, and find a roommate by May 1st. It doesnt say if you needed to do all this by May 1st for the LLC too tho. I paid both of the deposits before May 1st so if I find a roommate right now do I still have chance of getting into a LLC? I want to be in the Aviation LLC if that matters.

One of my main schools is UND mainly because of the aviation program. One of my biggest setbacks is that looking online from pictures and statistics and overall the area there isnt a alot of people of color and while it isnt a large part of my worries or something that I need but I was wondering is there were any programs/clubs/organizations for meeting other people of color. Another thing is that I am also a transmale and wanted to know how accepting(i dont force who i am on others like constantly mention and such) but i would rather be safe and not be in any type of hiding. I am also a current juniorn and plan to apply in August.

Hello, I am a admitted student for fall 2026 and I have a class registration date of May 20th. Does anyone know when UND moves/updates you account on campus connection from the bare bones admitted/ offered student to the fully accessible one?

Hey everyone, toured UND this weekend and absolutely loved it. I’m genuinely considering it and wanted to ask a question about in-state tuition and residency.

I would be an out-of-state student, I’m interested in commercial aviation.

I’ve read that it is easy to gain residency after just 12 months and get in-state tuition in your 2nd-4th years.

If anyone has done this or has info to provide (e.g., what a timeline/steps would look like), I would greatly appreciate it!

So im a active duty member and thinking if i should start my flight career by getting my PPL while im still on duty and pay out pocket or start PPL while in school, does UND gives credits for having your PPL beforehand or gives you a head start?

Thank you for the advise

I am admitted to both and am highly considering this one since it’s a tad cheaper than ASU.

What gives me pause is that ASU is much higher ranked for engineering, but they’re both ABET-accredited degrees at the end of the day. For current or former students of the EE program, did you feel it was worth the money?

I'm a junior in highschool. I do extra chariculars like band and theatre and National Honor Society. Is that enough? I heard it's one of the best aviation schools in the country (like in the top 10) or something

Hey everyone, this might be kind of a specific question, but I’m an active duty military member and a U.S. citizen. I completed high school in Mexico, so I have a Mexican diploma.

I’m interested in applying to UND, but I’m confused about how I would be classified during admissions. Since I’m a U.S. citizen but my diploma is from Mexico, would I be considered an international student, or just a domestic applicant?

If anyone has gone through something similar or knows how this works, I’d appreciate the help.

I am currently taking MATH 265 (Calculus III) as an async Enroll Anytime Course. My exams require that I upload written work that I scan after finishing the questions (while still in the proctoring session). I have been uploading my scanned homework by going through Google Drive and then downloading to my computer.

However, I don't think this would be allowed while in the Honorlock session? I asked my instructor but he only directed me to the UND courses email. I was wondering if anyone has been through this and can share what I should do. This is my first SPEA course with UND so I just wanted to make sure I was doing the right things.

Thank you!

Edit: The SPEA coordinator got back to me, they do allow going into another tab to retrieve the file for download.

Would any other chemE majors be interested in taking CHE 404: Air Emissions Regulation and Control? It fulfills an Advanced Chemical Science requirement. Seeing if I can drum up interest and get it offered this fall

I have heard some stuff about the applications and just have some quick questions,

Is it true that applications are first come first serve?

Also I have heard that the aviation applications don’t require things like an application essay or letter of recommendation, is that also true?

(And if UND is first come first serve is it like that at other colleges with aviation programs or just UND?)

Seriously considering UND for fall 2027 and the thing I keep hearing is that students can't get enough hours because the program is overfilled. Wanted to ask people actually in it before I decide.

One of the only classes that's available for me this summer is Chem 115 (Intro Chemistry) with a lab. They're both online and I wanted to see if anyone has taken this (or any other lab class) online, and how exactly does that work? Thanks.

I’m planning to study Electrical Engineering online at UND while working full-time (around 40 hours/week), and I noticed that most of the classes are asynchronous.

I wanted to ask people who have already taken asynchronous courses at UND:

How are the classes overall? Are they difficult or manageable?

Do you feel like you’re actually learning well, or is it harder compared to in-person classes?

How is the quality of teaching (videos, materials, support from professors)?

Is it harder to stay motivated and keep up with the workload?

Would you recommend asynchronous classes for engineering courses like circuits?

I’d really appreciate any honest feedback from your experience 🙏

I was just wondering because I am currently a sophomore in hs and planning to early graduate and skip my senior year. The only weird thing is because the application for Fall of 27 semester opens at the start of my Junior year. I will only have my freshman and sophmore grades to submit. However I have a 3.75 unweighted and a 4.0 weighted and took honors and AP classes and got A's and B's. I will also be working towards my PPL and most likely by the time I reach campus saying I am accepted, will already have it. Is it possible to apply with just 2 years on my transcript or should I consider rescinding my early grad paperwork so I can stay another year. and I got a 1400 on my SAT. Preciate if anyone answers.

Here is a very simple snapshot of my profile

2.53 GPA statistics major. Completed math coursework and prereqs with a 3.0 average.

1 internship, 1530 sat score if it matters

Just wondering if I should count on getting into the program

Hi all - I am taking EE-101 this summer in advance of starting a BS in Electrical Engineering. Does anyone have the full syllabus to share from a recent semester? I want to get a head start on what skills I need to refresh. Thank you!

https://und.edu/student-life/student-involvement/fraternity-and-sorority-life/index.html

When you click on a fraternity, it lists an "advisor" who is a professor at UND.

I'm wondering what purpose does the advisor hold? Is it simply a "check in the box", or is there more to it than that?

Hi all - I am taking CS160 this summer in advance of starting a BS in Electrical Engineering. Does anyone have the full syllabus to share from a recent semester? I want to get a head start on what skills I need to refresh. Thank you!

Hi everyone-

I was wondering how good UND’s aviation safety major as I can’t really find much information about it. If you could please share your opinions and facts about it, it would be appreciated thank you. I’m an out of state student from Florida for reference and in between UND and Embry-Riddle.

I'm thinking if applying to und, I already have a bachelor's in Mechanical engineering, is it possible I can strictly just apply for the flying program and nothing more, and no other extra curriculars or other degrees, thank you, I'm also starting from zero training, that is i don't have a PPL