BSC is North Dakota's only polytechnic institution offering 80+ programs leading to a certificate, diploma, associate and bachelor of applied science degrees, as well as liberal arts courses that transfer to four-year colleges and universities.
The BSC National Energy Center of Excellence (NECE) is home to 12 nationally recognized energy industry degree and training programs and The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security has designated BSC as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CDE).
(see more)BSC is North Dakota's only polytechnic institution offering 80+ programs leading to a certificate, diploma, associate and bachelor of applied science degrees, as well as liberal arts courses that transfer to four-year colleges and universities.
The BSC National Energy Center of Excellence (NECE) is home to 12 nationally recognized energy industry degree and training programs and The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security has designated BSC as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CDE).
Students Accepted into the Fall 2021 BSC Fast Track program
More than 670 high school students from North Dakota and South Dakota kick-started their college career at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Fast Track program in Fall 2021. BSC Fast Track allows high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to take college courses as Dual Credit or Early Entry to meet their high school graduation requirements and receive college credit all at the same time.
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2021 Sep 29
Students Accepted into the Spring 2021 BSC Fast Track program
More than 590 high school students from North Dakota and South Dakota kick-started their college career at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Fast Track program in Spring 2021. BSC Fast Track allows high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to take college courses as dual credit or early entry to meet their high school graduation requirements and receive college credit all at the same time.
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2021 Sep 21
Students Accepted into the Fall 2020 BSC Early Entry program
More than 625 high school students from North Dakota and South Dakota kick-started their college career at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Fall 2020. Early Entry allows high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to take college courses, receive college credit and meet their high school graduation requirements all at the same time.
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2020 Nov 23
Students accepted into the Spring 2020 BSC Early Entry program
More than 600 high school students from North Dakota and South Dakota kick started their beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Spring 2020. Early Entry allows high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to take college courses and receive college credit, which also may be used to meet their high school graduation requirements.
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2020 Apr 24
Students accepted into the Spring 2019 BSC Early Entry program
More than 590 high school students from North Dakota and South Dakota kick started their Beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Spring 2019. Early Entry allows high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to take college courses and receive college credit, which also may be used to meet their high school graduation requirements.
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2019 Jun 12
Students accepted into the Spring 2018 BSC Early Entry program
More than 562 high school students from North Dakota and South Dakota kick started their Beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Spring 2018.
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2018 Jun 18
Students accepted into the Fall 2017 BSC Early Entry program
More than 480 North Dakota and South Dakota high school students are starting their beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Fall 2017.
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2017 Oct 25
Students accepted into the Fall 2018 BSC Early Entry program
In Fall 2018, 600 high school students from North Dakota and South Dakota kick started their Beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program. Early Entry allows high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to take college courses and receive college credit, which also may be used to meet their high school graduation requirements.
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2019 Jun 12
Students accepted into the Spring 2017 BSC Early Entry program
More than 235 North Dakota high school students are starting their beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Spring 2017.
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2017 Feb 7
Students accepted into the Fall 2016 BSC Early Entry program
More than 490 North Dakota and South Dakota high school students are starting their beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Fall 2016.
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2016 Oct 25
Students accepted into the Spring 2016 BSC Early Entry program
More than 490 North Dakota high school students are starting their beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Spring 2016.
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2016 Feb 19
Students accepted into the Fall 2015 BSC Early Entry program
More than 450 North Dakota high school students are starting their beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Fall 2015.
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2015 Sep 18
Students accepted into the Spring 2015 BSC Early Entry program
North Dakota high school students are starting their beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Spring 2015.
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2015 Mar 2
Students accepted into the Fall 2014 BSC Early Entry program
More than 400 North Dakota high school students are starting their beyond at Bismarck State College while still in high school through the BSC Early Entry program in Fall 2014.
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2014 Oct 6