Just went to the bookstore there to get some swag. Very friendly staff and helped me find exactly what I was looking for. Go Bobcats!!! read more

Montana State University - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Bozeman, Montana

MSU has a campus nestled in Bozeman surrounded by mountains. What is not to like? The buildings for the most part have a consistent design or look. There is plenty of grass and trees to add to the campus feel. Parking was relatively easy for a busy campus. I was surprise how busy the place felt. For the most part the campus is walkable and the stadium is not far away. read more

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best college ever Pretty campus, bad ass sports, best education, and friendly staff. Go Bobcats

What a great campus set in beautiful, Bozeman, Montana. My family spent a full day on campus touring all of the facilities, the residence halls, and visiting with the staff and supporting services. My son will most likely go to this school in the fall of 2019. We visited a half dozen campuses across the northwest and this one won our hearts. The proximity to downtown Bozeman (about a mile) helped ease our minds that the transition to a cold weather climate for our warm weather raised son would be a good one. Along with a broad selection of big box and small retail there is an endless array of outdoor activities (hiking, skiing, fishing) within an hour or less. The added bonus of being a wonderful place to visit pushed MSU to the top of our list. Note: Special call out to Olivia French in the residence admin office who helped our son sort through all of the on campus living options. What a great gal! Thank you! (And great job on the new MSU pens!) read more

Montana State University - Olivia French in residence services - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Bozeman, Montana

The weight room was fantastic and I can't say how jealous I am that new students get to be here. I can genuinely thank Gaines hall for all of my gains. read more

It took me 6 years to complete a 4 year degree with minimal help or effort to help me from my advisors, professors, and successors. The school went haywire with it's social issues after COVID-19. As a white male, I felt completely discriminated against because there were all these programs that supported minorities and women and bashed down white men. read more

Great University, I love spending time in Bozeman, MT. Great to walk around and see all the different animals on the hill sides and mountains. We saw Elk, Mule Deer, White tail deer in the ravines by the river. Amazing smells in summer with all the flowers blooming and the area just hemorrhaging with life. Winters are amazing, go snow shoeing, skiing or ice skating. So much to do in Bozeman and Montana State has such a cool campus. read more

The campus is really nice and well maintained plus it's in a safe part of town I really don't think there is a bad part of Bozeman. I was there for a football game I thought the stadium was really nice and parking was no better or worse than any other stadium. It was also pretty easy to get on the interstate after the game read more

Montana State University - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Bozeman, Montana

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Wow! You go to a college SURROUNDED by mountains. The campus is pretty easy to maneuver and there are a few large lots for parking. Lots of folks walking and on bikes. Stadium is pretty small. Bookstore is nice and several places to get food in the main student center while on campus. My husband and I definitely want to get graduate degrees here. Affordable and beautiful and go Bobcats. read more

Montana State University, Bozeman, MT: The Campus was established in 1893, it is situated on 1,780 acres next to the Bridger Range of the Rocky Mountains in the city of Bozeman, Montana. MSU offers baccalaureate degrees in 60 fields, master degrees in 41 fields, and doctoral degrees in 18 fields through its nine colleges. There are 16,902 undergrad and grad students with an academic staff of 1,330 and administrative staff of 2,300. It's a beautiful campus and its only 78 miles from Yellowstone National Park. read more

My first ever campus visit. The place is a beautiful locale with Bozeman quickly becoming a new Jackson Hole attracting lots of skiers and lots of money.becominf very expensive. The campus is gorgeous and the school with 17,000 students is rather small by today standards. Folks are very hospitable and helpful. read more

This is "THE Montana State University"-- The Flagship Campus in Bozeman, Montana. Do not confuse it with MSU Billings, MSU-Northern, or MSU-Great Falls College of Technology. Founded in 1893, and the Alma Mater of this Yelper, this is the home of the Bobcats. With a student body population approaching 14k, this University just continues to improve with age. read more

Here for a women's basketball game. Nice arena but there were dead flies all over the court. I think they burry old Bobcats under the hardwood... read more

Montana State University - Bobcat - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Bozeman, Montana

Hello, I wanted to share my experience with Montana State University last year. I was not impressed at all coming in from another University. The folks here didn't want to give me any transfer credits other than electives despite the fact I came from another equally accredited university. Then having to pay an egregious amount of out of state tuition was tough, but hey its MSU right? Upon spending a few weeks in classes I soon became aware more than one of my professors preferred to rant on topics outside the course. Within the first few minutes of meeting this woman (adj professor) she informs the class she's from Berkley and spent her last bit in Thailand covering sexual interactions in night clubs. Let me tell you it was all down hill from that point on. To include less than meaningful debates/discussions in class, if you had a contrary view to the professor you were told "you just need to get over it" or "you need to get real". There couldn't be any meaningful dialog which is what this whole process is about right? After suffering through these sorts of shenanigans for a few weeks I went to the administration about all of it. Initially they were very concerned and seemed very interested in what I had to say, UNTIL they found out I was a student and not staff. I'm in my late thirties so they just assumed I wasn't a student. From that point on I must have heard "OH your just a student" and it was like all interest or concern on their end ceased, completely. I would be hard pressed to return to this school and give them anymore of my hard earned money after being treated that way. I'm a proponent of continuing education but will not suffer a poor product that comes with a very large price tag. Honestly I would be hesitant to send my own children here one day, I want a practical honest and real education for them. What I got a majority of the time was indoctrination by ultra liberal nut jobs, not at all what I had expected from MSU. All that said I did have two decent professors (one that recently retired) that really seemed to give the students everything they had. Very passionate and professional, just sad they were the minority and not the majority. read more

Firming up college plans today and was so impressed by the staff we met with AND several students on campus who took the time to give us hugs, directions and even an invite to a student gathering. Excited for Tyler- he will fit right in! read more