At Dickinson State University (DSU), you’ll find a supportive environment whether you're a new student, transfer, or returning to finish your degree. With over 1,400 students from 36 states and 15 countries, DSU offers opportunities to explore new ideas and passions.
You’ll engage directly with professors, conduct research, join field trips, internships, and present at conferences. DSU also provides a vibrant campus life with sports like baseball, basketball, football, volleyball, rodeo, and more, along with music and arts programs.
DSU is a campus of champions, with our athletic teams earning top honors, including the 2024 North Star Athletic Association's Commissioner’s Cup and a tenth consecutive football conference championship.
Students excel both on the field and in the classroom, supported by the Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program.
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Dickinson State University is conveniently located along Interstate 94, 1.5 hours west of the state capital of Bismarck. Dickinson is 36 miles east of the historic town of Medora. Medora is the future home of the $100 million Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library and the Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Dickinson offers a range of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, and is renowned for its welcoming community. Dickinson’s population has significantly increased in the last several years providing endless possibilities to students for internships, service, and job opportunities. Larger cities such as Fargo, ND; Billings, MT; and Rapid City, SD, are all within a half-day’s drive by car.
Dickinson State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, an independent corporation that accredits degree-granting post-secondary educational institutions in the North Central region. DSU also holds many additional department specific accreditations.