Montana State University-Billings Top Questions

The worst thing about MSU-B is probably how crowded it can get in the halls next to the elevators and mini-lunch areas, it sort of feels like I am back in high school heading to different classes and being over-crowded.

My first year of college was completed at Boise State University, which has a decent sports program, and campus life. The worst thing about Montana State University-Billings is the lack of sports program and campus life. There should be a football team and more for students to do around campus. Maybe even some fun events for the students to get involved with.

That the campus is so small. There are some things that are not offered, and if they were there would be more students attending.

I would say the worst thing about my school is that everyone sticks to themselves. It is hard to meet people at my school because so many people just go to class and go home . Wedo not do very much things relating to the school.

The worst thing about Montana State University - Billings is the size of the student population. I have found that since the population is so small, there is little diversity. This causes the campus to seem boring and almost like high school all over again for me. I enjoy interacting with new people and have found that I seem to know more than half of the students I interact with. Knowing some old friends has made this campus a little more comfortable to me, but I would prefer to have the option to interact with new people as well.

Lack of community. it felt like I, among other student athletes, were the only students on campus

The fact that there is not a lot of comradory among students at MSU B.

How hard it is to get into classes so you can graduate on time.

Due to the relatively low cost of MSU Billings, I feel that many of the students attend for the wrong reasons. I believe that this, at times, may affect my quality of education.

There really isn't anything too bad about my school. The people are always friendly. I wish that the facility services would get to the snow before our blind students fall into drifts or slip on ice.