Harjot Kaur Sidhu of Fargo is proud to call herself a graduate of the prestigious North Dakota State University. Harjot Kaur Sidhu of Fargo completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering at North Dakota State University from 2006 to 2010. She decided to continue her studies at the university in 2011 when she enrolled in a Master of Science degree, also in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering. Harjot Kaur Sidhu of Fargo completed her Master of Science degree in 2012, and currently works for North Dakota State University as a Research Associate.

Also known as North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Sciences (NDSU), the university is located in Fargo, North Dakota. North Dakota State University is a public university that was founded as a land-grant institution. The university offers a breadth of programs for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. NDSU also has a strong emphasis on agricultural studies, demonstrated in its numerous agricultural research centers across the state.

As an individual who has long been interested in agricultural research, Harjot Kaur Sidhu of Fargo was drawn to North Dakota State University’s emphasis on this course of study. She explains, “When I was looking at schools for my Bachelors degree, I was impressed by NDSU’s range of different agricultural programs.” For Harjot Kaur Sidhu of Fargo, North Dakota State University’s range of programs offered unique and exciting courses of study and research.

Harjot Kaur Sidhu of Fargo was also drawn to North Dakota State University for its excellence in academics. It consistently places on the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education’s list for the top universities in the United States. Many of NDSU’s research programs have also been ranked in the top 100 within the nation, as determined by the National Science Foundation. This factor strongly influenced Harjot Kaur Sidhu of Fargo’s decision to attend NDSU, as she explains, “The research opportunities at NDSU are incredible, and I have been able to lead my own projects in unique and interesting areas of agricultural and biosystems research. Studying and working at the university has been a life changing experience.”