Colleges in Montana

Established in 1893, Montana State University is situated in Bozeman, Montana. MSU is the state’s land-grant university and is the primary campus for the Montana State University System. Considered by the Carnegie Foundation as an institution with a...

Montana Technological University, more commonly known as Montana Tech, is a special-focus 4-year institution located in Butte, MT. Since its founding in 1900, Montana Tech has grown to encompass four schools and colleges offering numerous associate’s...

Founded by a group of nuns and the local bishop, the University of Providence is a Catholic liberal arts institution in Great Falls. UP is home to schools of Liberal Arts and Health Sciences offering bachelor’s degrees in 30 academic majors. As a...

Carroll College is private liberal arts institution and pre-professional college with “more selective” admissions. It is affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church and situated in the center of the Rocky Mountains in Helena, Montana. Carroll College...

Montana State University Billings is a public, 4-year institution, and is a member of the Montana University System. MSUB offers over 100 associate, bachelor, and certificate-level academic programs, many of which are also available as minor fields...

With a campus settled at the base of Mount Sentinel, the University of Montana is a 4-year public school in western Montana and the flagship institution of the Montana University System. UM is home to 13 colleges and schools granting undergraduate...

Founded in 1878, Rocky Mountain College is a liberal arts college in southern Montana and the oldest institution of higher learning in the state. RMC confers bachelor’s degrees in 51 academic majors including an Individualized Program of Study that...

Montana State University-Northern is a public, 4-year institution established in Havre, with a satellite facility located in Great Falls. MSU Northern offers over 70 major and minor fields of study, awarding certificates and degrees from an associate...

The University of Montana Western is a public, 4-year institution established in the city of Dillon, and it is a member of the Montana University System. The college offers programs of study in 9 subjects, including Equine Studies, Education...

With a focus on perpetuating the culture of the Confederated Tribes of the Flathead Nation, Salish Kootenai College is a tribal college in northwest Montana. SKC fulfills its mission of providing higher education for Native Americans through courses...

Flathead Valley Community College is a 2-year institution with a main campus in the middle of the Rocky Mountains of northwest Montana. FVCC’s two campuses serve a geographic region larger than the state of Massachusetts and are home to eight...

Miles Community College is a 2-year institution and one of three community colleges in Montana. MCC is home to five academic departments offering degree and certificate programs. To provide instruction in Montana’s biggest industry, MCC’s Agriculture...

Established in 1940, Dawson Community College is a public, 2-year institution located in Glendive, Montana. DCC offers seven certificate programs, 12 technical associate’s degree programs, 30 general associate’s degree concentration options for...

Great Falls College-Montana State University is a 2-year community college and an affiliate of the MSU system. Among the college’s over 50 fields of study, GFC MSU offers a series of general education courses as part of the Montana University System...

With a campus nestled in the northern Rocky Mountains, Helena College University of Montana is a 2-year community college in Montana’s state capital. Helena grants degrees and certificates in 13 academic programs and includes an honors pathway...

Established in 1974, Blackfeet Community College is a 2-year, tribal institution located in Browning, Montana. BCC offers 26 associate’s degree and certificate programs throughout six academic divisions, as well as a 2+2 degree program in...

Situated on the Crow Indian Reservation, Little Big Horn College is a tribal college in south central Montana. Committed to the preservation of Crow culture and language, Little Big Horn offers eight associate degree programs including Crow Studies...

Located on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, Aaniiih Nakoda College is a Native American tribal college in northern Montana. Although affiliated with the Reservation, Aaniiih Nakoda accepts both tribal and non-tribal students. With a mission of...

Highlands College of Montana Tech is a public, 2-year institution located in Butte, Montana, approximately seven miles from the main university campus of Montana Tech. Highlands College offers 13 career-technical associate’s degree and certificate...

Established in 1984, Stone Child College is a public, tribal institution located in Box Elder, Montana. SCC offers nearly 20 associate’s degree programs, a bachelor’s degree program in Elementary Education, and six career-oriented certificate...

Established in 1978, Fort Peck Community College is a tribal, 2-year institution located in Poplar, Montana. The college offers eight certificate programs and 15 associate’s degree programs, including options for terminal degrees as well as degrees...

Located on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation, Chief Dull Knife College is a tribal community college in southeast Montana. CDKC offers degrees and certificates in 17 academic subjects. As an institution dedicated to the study of the Cheyenne...

Montana Bible College is a Christian institution in southwest Montana with an emphasis on training students for rural and small town ministry. MBC offers a bachelor’s degree program in Biblical Studies with six concentrations in theological subjects...

Yellowstone Christian College is an evangelical Christian school in south central Montana’s Yellowstone River Valley. Featuring classes with a Christ-centered focus, YCC grants bachelor’s degrees in Christian Leadership, Business, Sports Management...