Applicants who intend to enroll after August 29th will work directly with the Office of Admissions to ensure they meet all of the required deadlines and checklist items. Classes begin on Wed., Sept 4th.
General Admission Policy
Students must have graduated from a high school accredited by the state accrediting agency or have completed the General Educational Development test (GED) or High School Equivalency test (HiSET) to be admitted to any campus of the Montana State University System or applicants must be beyond the age of compulsory school attendance in Montana, sixteen years old (16) at the time of application to MSUB. At the discretion of the institution, for students who complete their secondary education through homeschooling or unaccredited secondary schools, this requirement may be met by “satisfactory performance” on the ACT, SAT, or a recognized testing instrument.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
Graduation from an accredited high school or passing score on an approved high school equivalency exam such as the HiSET or GED. Students who complete their secondary education through home schooling may talk to their Admissions Counselor through which option best suits them.
MONTANA BOARD OF REGENTS POLICY
For more detailed admission requirements, please visit the Montana Board of Regents website:
To determine eligibility for financial aid, complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) online.
Apply for scholarships. The new and current student scholarship application opens December 1 st for the 2024-2025 academic year. (Priority given to applications received by February 1st.)
▪ High School Transcripts/GED or HiSET scores for review
▪ Advanced Placement Scores (if you have taken these exams)
▪ ACT/SAT Scores (optional)
▪ Immunization Records
▪ College Transcripts (any previous courses taken in HS or with another institution)
Students seeking a degree at MSUB are encouraged to sign up and participate in orientation.
Apply early for additional student support! MSUB offers various student support services and eligibility requirements may vary. Meeting with an advisor and program staff are highly encouraged.
Submit high school transcripts and/or official transcripts from other colleges attended at least 1 week before your advising appointment or Fast Pass registration session.
Students seeking a degree at MSUB are required to meet with an advisor to develop a plan of study.
Go to our new student orientation page to see options for class registration.
Apply for Housing online . Application opens December 1st. (Priority given to applicants received before May 1st.)
Register for classes at a Fast Pass Registration Event and follow your plan of study. Following registration, arrange payment for tuition prior to the 3rd day of the semester to avoid being dropped. Make a payment plan online.
Order new or used books from the MSUB Campus Store. (*Students in campus programs are encouraged to work with their care teams regarding textbooks, laptops, and wifi hub lending).
If you do not have access to a computer, wish to conduct business in person, or just have questions,
visit Admissions or call (406) 657-2888 or Residency Questionnaire
Office of Admissions
McMullen Hall First Floor 104
1500 University Drive
Billings, MT 59101-0245
406-657-2888 or
