Montana State University Top Questions

There is no such person that shouldn't join MSU, unless they really can't adjust to the cold weather here since it is winter about 6 months out of the year.

Anyone can!

Someone who likes big cities with lots of culture, music, and art.

There is not one type of person that should attend Montana State University. The atmosphere around campus is very diverse and everyone is accepted for who they are.

Montana State University is very welcoming and open to students of all backgrounds. Although this is the case, if there is a student that wishes to obtain a 2-year degree or diploma, they may wish to attend a community or technical college. Montana State University is known for their 4-year bachelor degree and graduate programs, which require previous education and/or a longer committment.

I don't know that any particular type of student shouldn't attend here - I feel there is a place for everyone. Unless, you detest small town people, seeing cowboys/girls once in a while and having beautiful scenery right out your doorstep. Oh, and the cold winters - but summers are so worth it.

Someone who does not enjoy the cold or snow should not come here, because this occurs often.

A person who loves the city, and living it, should not attend MSU-Bozeman. It is a fabulous school, but the environment is completely different.

A person who is afraid to get outside and experience the outdoors should not attend this school. We are focused on finding ourselves in the outdoors and experiencing everything mother nature has to offer.

If you can’t appreciate the beauty of the Bridger mountains, the love of wide open spaces and the atomosphere of a diverse small town, but culturally large community… Bozeman is not for you. If you don’t own a pair of Sorrels or “fat” skis, this may not be the campus for you. You may not be a good candidate for MSU if you still believe Montanans ride horses, however you will see plenty of cowboy boots and cowboy hats. You cannot attend MSU if you are not passionate about your sports, your studies and your roomies.