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Quick Facts
2,354 Students
83% Admitted
- 2,778 full time
- 538 part time
- 1,391 men full time
- 425 women full time
- 1,030 applied
- 905 admitted
- 419 enrolled
2,421 Undergraduates
$7,340 Tuition/Year
- 304 Graduates
- 292 Non-Degree
- $7,340 in state
- $3,820 fees
- $8,440 room & board
- $2,020 books and supplies
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At a Glance
| Institution Type: | Public |
| Campus Setting: | Plains Small city |
| Highest Degree Offered: | Doctor's degree - research/scholarship |
| Level of Institution: | Four or more years |
| Calendar: | Semester |
Reviews in 3 Sentences
- Cora from Rapid City, SD
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is a competitive and nurturing school. Anyone who wants to not only learn but also be mentally challenged by their peers and professors…
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- John from Evergreen, CO
Smaller school/class size creates a great opportunity to receive personalized education. Excellent high-paying job opportunities while in school and after graduation. Excellent opportunity to meet other high performing individuals and faculty.…
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- Beth from Colorado Springs, CO
This college can provide an excellent education in math, science, or engineering for a great price. However, you have to want that degree, as some of the classes are extremely…
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- Caitlin from Glendive, MT
south dakota school of mines is a great place for students who are considered geeks at their own school, and for those who may not fit in as well. don't…
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Mission Statement
The mission of the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is to provide a well-rounded education that prepares students for leadership roles in engineering and science; to advance the state of knowledege and application of this knowledge through research and scholarship; and to benefit the state, regions, and nation through collaborative efforts in education and economic development.
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
- Located in Rapid City, SD
- Public
- 2,354 students enrolled
- 83% admitted
- $7,340 annual cost to attend
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Student Responses to Review Topic: Am I Enjoying Being Here
- Kaci from Whitewood, SD
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The campus is really nice and this is a top school to be at; great placement rate!
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- Shelby from Fort Atkinson, WI
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a current student here
Perfect sized town of a little over 60,000 people. Perfect for those who like the outdoors but also like to enjoy some of the bigger city life
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- Matthew from Hill City, SD
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a current student here
SDSM&T is a small campus with plenty of potential. It has a respectable community of students and professors. The small number of students means smaller class sizes and more one-on-one time with your professors. The school itself has many activities and groups to participate in, both technical and recreational. Because it is located in Rapid City, South Dakota, it allows for plenty of off campus activities. This includes countless outdoor activities you can experience in the nearby Black Hills.
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- Paul B. from Spearfish, SD
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I am
a current student here
The campus is great. Everyone is friendly, and the air is fresh as can be. The professors teach like they are having fun with the classes too, and they're always willing to answer whatever questions you may ask. The King Center is amazing as well. The pool is open to students year round, as is the weight room, and it doesn't take much time to get a room for racquetball or to shoot some hoops in the gym.
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- Patrick from Aurora, CO
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I am
a current student here
The campus is beautiful and is very well maintained. The smaller population size is also a bonus because if you need help, there is almost always someone there to help you, but it is easy to find room to study by yourself or quietly. The other students here are friendly and more than willing to engage in conversation, making the campus life that much more enjoyable.
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