Dordt offers more than 40 undergraduate degree programs, 12 pre-professional programs, an honor's program, and several off-campus study opportunities.
Outside of academics, you can also participate in optional campus ministry activities, including chapel, student-led praise and worship nights, small groups, and more.
Nearly 40% of Dordt students participate in our varsity sports, 20% participate in music ensembles, and we offer great theatre opportunities. There are scholarship opportunities available for all three!
Students also enjoy roasting marshmallows at the fire pit behind the B.J. Haan Auditorium, attending concerts and movies in town, grabbing coffee at the local Fruited Plain café, and more.
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Dordt students enjoy a robust social life in and out of the classroom. Approximately 88% of Dordt students live in campus housing and participate in dozens of clubs and activities—from choir and band to student government, drama, and beyond.
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A member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and the Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC), Dordt fields intercollegiate teams in men's baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, hockey, soccer, swimming, indoor and outdoor track, volleyball; and in women's basketball, cross country, dance, soccer, golf, soccer, softball, swimming, indoor and outdoor track, and volleyball. Cheer is now offered as a co-ed sport.
Junior varsity schedules are played in volleyball, football, women's and men's basketball, baseball, and softball. A variety of intramural sports are offered as well.
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Hear directly from students and alumni how Dordt has impacted their lives. We praise God for working through our university to bring about his redemptive purposes in the world.
Anthony Rodriguez Klinzing grew as a baseball player and a person at Dordt. His story is about joyful faith through curveballs — literal and spiritual.
Anthony Rodriguez Klinzing
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Ella De Jong's three-month internship became a mission. At Dordt, living your faith means doing all God created you to do — even when it's hard.
Ella De Jong
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Ivan Hoogland's opportunities and development at Dordt helped him grow through Bible study and purposeful community — becoming who God made him to be.
Ivan Hoogland
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The Koops twins took their Dordt engineering skills to Fox's Domino Masters Challenge — joyful creativity and doing all God made them to do.
Alex and Derek Koops
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Jonah Hofmeyer went from script to screen in one semester at Dordt — practical wisdom and joyful creativity put into immediate, purposeful action.
Jonah Hofmeyer
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The grind was worth it for Luke Wagner: after acceptance to podiatry school, Dordt's whole-person formation proved its worth.
Luke Wagner
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Regan Syverson loved engineering — and found residence life gave him just as much. Dordt's whole-person formation shaped who God created him to be.
Regan Syverson
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Kendal Zylstra likes to stay busy. At Dordt, she balanced accounting, finance, and political ambition — living her faith in every area of life.
Kendal Zylstra
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