Dordt University

Associated with the Christian Reformed Church, Dordt was founded in 1955 and welcomes all students who are interested in a biblical, Christ-centered education.

There are more than 40 majors and 11 pre-professional programs of study. Degrees include two-year associate of arts and associate of science, four-year bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of social work, bachelor of science in engineering and in nursing, and a master of education degree.

Research and scholarship at Dordt takes many forms including:

• An undergraduate summer research program
• Faculty scholarly endeavors
• The Andreas Center for Reformed Scholarship and Service
• Speaker series (e.g., First Mondays)
• Academic year research by undergraduate students (e.g., Kuyper Honors program and Ideafest)
• External scholarly recognitions

Dordt College employs students in various positions on campus. Information concerning on and off-campus positions may be received from the director of financial aid. The college cooperates with local merchants, business managers, and farmers in distributing information to all students about job openings and temporary employment.