Woundful training and safety training. The knowledge will last me a lifetime. The instructors are…read moreextremely knowledgeable!!

First, I have never gone to a truck school before, I know they basically just want to get you to…read morepass the test. And that all I wanted to get my CDL. I had low expectations. I should of set the bar lower. So first it cost way high for what you get, it's like $6000 for a 4 week course( of course everything is negotiable) that's why I'm giving 2 stars and not 1. It was affordable. So they stressed to get out cdl permits before coming to class like every 2 seconds get your permit... okay I got it so did most people, however 3 people did not so that first $1500 week was spent sitting waiting for other to get done what they should of had done... I won't go into great detail but you are better off renting a truck and paying someone to go over the driving basics with you. And just taking the test. Cause we spent more time doing nothing than actual learning. You might get 2 hours of driving a day. If you had a truck and a driver it would take a person 2 full days to learn everything. And be able to pass, Oh they said I could not work while I was there and would not work around any schedule, even though on their web site it says they will work around most schedules. Yeah, that bad. Might as well go through a mega and get the job with it. This place should be shut down. But they do help cause some people need a quick refresher or just need more training. If you have never drive a truck before do not go here.

NDSU campus is one of my favorites. It is so beautiful, spacious, and well maintained. Due to its…read moresize it can be a bit of a trek on foot from one end of campus to another. When the weather is good it's fine, but in the cold winter months you'll be thankful for all the buildings you can duck into to warm up between classes. The bookstore is an awesome place to get all you Bison swag, there are dressing rooms and the staff are super friendly. Visitor parking is limited so you may have to wait a few minutes for a spot to open up.

Talked to a recruiter about Agriculture and he gave us false information about how the rodeo team…read moredid and NDSU tuition. Do NOT go to NDSU.