Montana State University

Montana State University (MSU) – Bozeman’s main draw is its location. Student life at MSU Bozeman gives access to some of the best kayaking, climbing, skiing and snowboarding in the country. True to its mountain roots, MSU Bozeman even has a varsity rodeo team. The university’s academics also take advantage of Bozeman’s one-of-a-kind surroundings. Some of MSU Bozeman’s unique programs of study include Animal Science, Environmental Horticulture, Land Resource Sciences and Sustainable Food & Bioenergy Systems. Students in these fields can find ideal research opportunities in the local wildlife and nearby Yellowstone Park. MSU Bozeman sponsors a number of scholarship programs, many of which are based on merit. Need-based financial aid is also available in the form of federal grants and loans. The university’s admissions requirements for incoming freshmen include an application and fee, high school transcript and SAT/ACT scores. The FAFSA is also required if you’d like to be considered for financial aid. If you’ve taken IB or AP exams, you should send your scores to MSU Bozeman to earn credit. Admissions requirements for graduate programs vary by department. Visit MSU Bozeman’s website for more information.

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