Montana State University Reviews
Love it! Classes are fun and enlightening and the atmosphere is energetic. Beautiful campus and town as well!
Loved college of agriculture as it was small enough you know everyone and the teachers and lots of clubs to involved with. Great location for outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing. Close to Yellowstone National Park too. Football games are lots of fun.
MSU provides a unique opportunity to engage in scholarly work, outdoor adventure, and quality education. The school of architecture is well structured and focuses on enhancing their students creative ability while educating them on the real-world application of architectural design.
I think MSU is a very wonderful and happy place. It is very inviting and welcoming to its students.
It's a good university. Very casual with approachable professors and friendly students. Plus, Bozeman is awesome!
Excellent university with excellent professors. I would highly recommend this college to students that wish to major in Nursing.
Excellent university with excellent professors. I would highly recommend this college to students that wish to major in Nursing.
Great college! Very organized and lots of fun. The dorm system is a little messed up, and it's difficult to contact anyone with concerns, but overall very great school. Lots of resources and a very good academic program.
As a 'non-traditional' student, I was very nervous about attending college with students that were fresh of high school. It didn't take me long to realize that my goal of getting a degree was completely attainable. MSU Billings was a great place to go to school. There are tutors available both at City College where I my classes were and on the main campus. Everyone was helpful in getting me on the right track. My professors were excellent in getting me the knowledge required to apply to the Radiologic Technology program. When I got into the program, my education continued in classroom, labs & clinical hours. Today I'm working at a job I love in my home town. I'm so glad I went to MSU Billings City College & got my degree.
The sociology program is hugely underfunded, thus they have a hard time retaining quality tenure track faculty. That being said, all of the faculty I had were incredible, both tenure track and non-tenure track. The upper divisions were small my sophomore and junior year and started to get bigger my senior year because the student growth was occurring more rapidly than the faculty growth. Outside of class I had endless opportunities to become involved and grow as a professional and as a person. I'm grateful for the experiences I had at MSU. Both my classroom and extracurricular activities allowed me to be a competitive applicant to potential employers and I had three job offers before I even graduated. I'm happily now working at MSU, excited to be giving back to the school that gave me so much.
