Montana State University (MSU), University of Montana

• Established: 1893
• Location: Boseman, Montana, USA
• Students age: from 18 years.
• Number of students: 16,766 people
• Language of instruction: English
• Type of study: state university.

Montana State University is a public research university in Bozeman, Montana, offering bachelor's degrees in 60 areas, master's degrees in 68 areas, and doctoral degrees in 35 areas across nine colleges. In the fall of 2019, more than 16,700 students studied at MSU.

The university belongs to the category "R1: doctoral studies - very high research activity", in 2017 research expenditures amounted to $ 129.6 million. An optimal student-to-teacher ratio means the availability of available teachers, practical training opportunities. By working with world-class faculty, students gain new knowledge that will help improve the quality of life around the world. A supportive learning environment helps students compete successfully for national and international scholarships, awards.

Boseman is a small town, a famous ski resort surrounded by five mountain ranges. Boseman has the cultural identity of a much larger city, including a theater with its own symphony, opera, ballet companies, a variety of local shops, restaurants, and galleries that make the city center vibrant. The town offers skiing, hiking, camping, cycling, rock climbing and fishing.

Residence Life operates in accordance with the philosophy that hostels are very different from traditional ones. Friends for life meet in MSU dorms and are the center of student life.

Dorms:

• Hannon
• Hapner
• Headwaters complex
• Hyalite hall
• Johnstone Center
• Langford
• North Hedges
• Quads
• ResLife Apartments
• Roskie
• South Hedges
• Yellowstone Hall.

The Office of Student Relations (OSE) offers a variety of activities and services. OSE is a learning center for students interested in interacting with their Bobcats peers through student government, organizations, programs and activities, volunteer programs.

Organizations:

• The Procrastinator Theater is a student-run cinema located in the Strand Union Building, offering you new and old films at low prices.
• SEGA - Student Ambassadors for Global Partnerships help you develop a customized portfolio of interactions that matches your personal and professional goals!
• MSU's student engagement department has many paid positions, volunteer opportunities.
• The university has its own outdoor recreation program.

• The Carnegie Endowment for the Advancement of Teaching ranks Montana State University as one of 131 universities in the country (out of over 4,300!) With a very high level of research activity. Of these 131, only 69 are classified as having a significant commitment to community engagement. Among these 69, Montana State University is the only university with a "very high undergraduate" Carnegie profile.
• MSU undergraduate students have unique access to cutting-edge research, creativity, and immersive educational experiences that fully integrate learning, discovery, service.
• MSU maintains and surpasses many accreditation requirements that have been designed to ensure high quality educational standards. The university is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities: during the last accreditation, the university was praised for "extremely high level of productivity and efficiency."
• The university is recognized nationally for its outstanding position in research among the leading public research universities: it is among the 3% of colleges, universities in the country for the highest research spending.
• Undergraduate students have the opportunity to conduct research of national importance on a variety of topics - usually such opportunities are provided to graduate students. This is one of the reasons why MSU is the national leader in the number of recipients of the Goldwater Scholarship, the premier national award for students in mathematics and science.
• $ 100 million research expenses. Leading research units study immunology, chemistry, biochemistry, transport, physics, land resources, environmental sciences. Most of the research funding came from national health institutions, ministries of energy, defense, agriculture, and private sources.
• The university opens up many opportunities for students to conduct meaningful practical research and creative projects.
• MSU research has led to significant discoveries that are changing the world. MSU holds over 250 active technology licenses, 91 patents and 36 plant variety certificates.

• Field house of an agronomist
• Research farm
• Black box theater
• Tennis center
• Track and field complex
• Stadium
• Wildlife and parks
• Horticultural economy
• Dorms
• Dining pavilion
• Yellowstone Hall.

Applications must be submitted to the admissions office on the recommended dates:

• Fall semester - July 1
• Spring semester - December 1
• Summer session - May 1.

Estimated costs (year):

• Room / Meals - $ 10300
• Books / Supplies - $ 1,450.

• MSU offers scholarships to international applicants based on high academic performance. Awards are based on GPA, SAT or ACT scores. Scholarships range from $ 3,000 to $ 15,000 per year, renewable annually if student maintains a 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale, remains a non-resident student, and is a full-time full-time student.
• Presidential Scholarships are Montana State University's most prestigious academic awards, awarded for academic achievement, demonstrated leadership, and unique personality. Scholarship recipients receive annual tuition benefits, a generous scholarship, and other unique incentives.
• Many of Montana State University's colleges and faculties offer their own scholarships to students.

• Guardianship services

• Student's supervision