SITTING BULL COLLEGE

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Sitting Bull College

School Overview

The school's main campus is located in a rural area (in Fort Yates, ND). The maximum program length is 2 to 4 years. The highest degree offered by the school is the Associate's degree.

Contacting the School

1341 92nd Street
Fort Yates, ND 58538-9721
Main Phone: (701) 854-3861
Web Site: www.sittingbull.edu

Student Body Size and Diversity

In Fall 2002, the school had 177 (full-time equivalent) students.

Minority enrollment included Native American (89)%.

Sitting Bull College is a Minority Serving Institution as defined by the Office of Civil Rights.

Degree Levels

Certificate, < 1 year
Associate's Degree

Degree Programs

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Building Trade And Construction

Other Building And Construction

Business And Management

Education

Teacher Aide

Environmental Conservation

Natural Resources Conservation

Home Services Vocational

Child Care

Humanities And Liberal Arts

Liberal Arts

Public Administration And Public Service

Social Work

School Accreditation

Sitting Bull College is accredited regionally by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Institutions of Higher Education (NCACHE).

Special Student Services

Academic Services

Remedial assistance

Financial Flexibility

Student employment services
Career counseling

Cost of Attending

In-State, Living On Campus:	$ 3,236
In-State, Living With Family:	$ 5,510
Out of State, Living On Campus:	$ 3,236

Admission Requirements

The school offers open admission

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