Lowest Student to Faculty Ratio Colleges in North Dakota

Colleges with Low Student to Faculty Ratio in North Dakota

This page lists colleges with the lower Student to Faculty Ratio (a faculty teaches/cares less students which means probably more attention/support on each student) in North Dakota. Minot State University has the lowest students to faculty ratio of 11 to 1 where 230 faculty or instructional staffs teach 2,751 undergraduate students in North Dakota.

Colleges whose programs are focused on certificate, associate, and/or special subjects such as arts and music are excluded from the ranking. We aslo exclude schools which total student population is less than 1,000.

The next table shows the schools that have low Student to Faculty Ratio with total number of students and faculty. Note that the actual ratio is computed based on number of undergraduate students and instructional staffs who teach undergraduate programs. It may differ from the number of faculty shown in below table. You may want to check colleges having the Highest Student to Faculty Ratio in North Dakota.

Colleges with Low Student to Faculty Ratio in North Dakota
	Name	Student to Faculty Ratio	# of Students	# of Full-time Faculty	# of Part-time Faculty
1	Minot State University Public, four-yearsMinot, ND	11 to 1	2,751	141	89
2	Valley City State University Public, four-yearsValley City, ND	12 to 1	1,806	73	81
3	University of Jamestown Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsJamestown, ND	13 to 1	1,376	88	51
4	University of Mary Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsBismarck, ND	14 to 1	3,861	169	125
5	Mayville State University Public, four-yearsMayville, ND	14 to 1	1,134	53	6
6	Dickinson State University Public, four-yearsDickinson, ND	16 to 1	1,410	58	90
7	University of North Dakota Public, four-yearsGrand Forks, ND	17 to 1	15,019	743	367
8	North Dakota State University-Main Campus Public, four-yearsFargo, ND	19 to 1	11,952	495	148

Lowest Student to Faculty Ratio in North Dakota

Colleges with Low Student to Faculty Ratio in North Dakota

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