Medical schools in Dakota

Campus location(s): Grand Forks

University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences is a 4-year MD-granting program and the only medical school within the state of North Dakota. UND matriculated its first class in 1905 and has grown into a medical school that has educated approximately 67 percent of family physicians in the state. UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences has a unique program called Indians Into Medicine, which was founded to help American Indian students who want to work in healthcare and meet the needs of tribal communities. UND reserves 60 seats for North Dakota residents and offers Minnesota residents a discounted tuition, as well. In addition to the many clubs UND offers students, the School of Medicine provides students with financial wellness events to ensure students are making informed decisions.