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2026 Dakota School of Banking
Sunday, May 31, 2026 to Friday, June 05, 2026
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2026 Dakota School of Banking

May 31 - June 5, 2026

University of Jamestown | Jamestown, ND

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REGISTRATION FEES

Member Rate - Early Bird (Until April 3): $1,645 | After April 3: $1,745
Non-Member - Early Bird (Until April 3): $2,095 | After April 3: $2,195
Deduct $175 if housing is not required.

Scholarship Information: To recognize excellence, the Dakota School of Banking offers a $450 scholarship to be awarded to one first-year student from an NDBA or SDBA member bank. The scholarship is based on future goals in banking, leadership qualities and promise in the financial services industry. More information can be found at ndba.com/professionaldevelopment/DakotaSchoolofBanking. Link to scholarship applicationThe deadline to apply is April 24, 2026.

DETAILS

One of North Dakota's longest-standing banking education traditions, the Dakota School of Banking has graduated hundreds of bankers since its inception in 1974. Many of these graduates are now senior-level executives, serving as president or chief executive officers of banks large and small.

Through the use of highly-qualified instructors and a challenging curriculum, Dakota School of Banking provides a multi-dimensional educational experience in banking. By completing two one-week summer sessions and intersession projects, students develop a range of skills to enhance current performance and qualify for advancement.

Employees at nearly every level can benefit from attending the Dakota School of Banking. Many DSB applicants have been identified as future leaders within their banks.

WHAT DO DSB STUDENTS GAIN?

• A full understanding of connections between banking functions
• Improved personal productivity
• Skills to contribute to improved bank performance
• Opportunities to compete in a simulated banking economy
• A valuable network of peers

QUESTIONS & SPECIAL REQUESTS

Call the Dorothy Lick at the NDBA at 701.595.7757 or email [email protected]