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Montana Western is the most affordable four-year university in Montana.
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Montana Western offers a wide array of scholarships to help reduce your cost.
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Montana Western offers the WUE scholarship to eligible non-resident students.
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AT A GLANCE

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Dawson Baxter

As a double major in Natural Horsemanship and Business Administration, Dawson says that UMW’s block schedule proved vital when trying to balance classwork, internships, and his social life. “Experience One really gives you that hands-on learning approach that I was looking for. I feel more prepared to pursue a horsemanship or business career because I’ve gotten so much real-world experience.”

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Jewel Johnson

UMW’s affordability, along with its innovative Experience One program, has allowed Jewel to pursue her education while still being able to spend time with and care for her daughter. “Everyone at Montana Western really helps you navigate the college experience. They try to make the process as easy as possible so that all your energy can go into focusing on your studies, which is really helpful when you’re trying to balance school and life.”

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Baleigh Doyle

During her time at Montana Western, Baleigh Doyle completed two internships with NASA, and is now pursuing her master’s degree. “Experience One allows you to learn how to work in teams, and how to produce work efficiently and quickly.”

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Joey Paulsonmorgan

Joey was an active student and highly involved in Peers Advocating Towards Health, a program dedicated to helping people live healthier lifestyles. “The state-of-the-art Health and Human Performance Lab is an incredible resource for students at Montana Western, and the Dillon area offers plenty of outdoor activities including fishing, hunting, skiing and hiking.”

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Ava Nelson

The support and constructive feedback received at Montana Western, in the form of one-on-one time with professors, is what first inspired Ava to pursue a career in writing. “Working as a writer covering university news in the UMW Communications Department, combined with my degree, gave me the instant opportunity to work for the River Press, a newspaper in Fort Benton, Mont., right after graduation. UMW supported my goals by giving me the tools and unique experience I needed to excel in journalism and writing.”

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Isabel Moughamian

As an art major, Isabel enjoyed Montana Western’s block schedule because of the creative focus it allowed her to maintain in her work. “The personal relationships that I was able to have with professors made me feel like I have a lot of support through school here, and even now as I look into Master’s degree programs. I have several people to ask for help and direction as I navigate into this new chapter of my life.”

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Brandon Hunter

Brandon chose to pursue a degree in Business for the versatility and possibilities that the degree provides. He says that Montana Western’s one course at a time approach has been a big advantage academically. “When I came to visit Montana Western the entire university and community felt very welcoming. I felt like they actually cared about my success rather than just being another number like at some other universities.”

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Morgan Duncan

Ecology, Wildlife and Botany Emphasis

Morgan chose Montana Western because of the opportunities the block schedule provides for extensive outdoor field experience. “If you want to learn by doing, consider coming to Montana Western, where each class is lab-based and provides hands-on experience.”

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Jonah Lindsey

Ecology and Secondary Education

Jonah first heard of Montana Western at a college fair that came to Medical Lake High School, WA during his freshman year, upon which he fell in love with the concept of the block schedule, the affordable tuition, and the fact that it had what he wanted to study.

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Alexis Cannon

Elementary Education

Alexis chose Montana Western because the block system offers so many opportunities for field experience in schools.

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UMW Hosts Sexual Assault and Sex Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Events in April 
MARCH 20, 2023
Community Invited to Japanese Culture in Western Montana Events March 24-25
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Montana Western Fine Arts Gallery Presents “Heart of a Dog”
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Dr. Glen Johnson and Alyssa Creighton Named as Dr. Jane Helm Maddock Service Award Recipients
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UMW Student Awarded 2022-23 George M. Dennison Civic Engagement Scholarship 
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UMW Foundation Establishes Scholarship in Honor of Dr. Robert M. Miller
MARCH 3, 2023
Montana Western Invites Community to Research Seminar Series Events
MARCH 2, 2023
Celebrating Black History Month 2023
FEBRUARY 28, 2023
UMW Foundation Announces Establishment of George and Ellen Nelson Family Scholarship
FEBRUARY 27, 2023
Academic
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22 Mar
Health & Wellness
Ping-Pong Touraments
23 Mar
Fan Gear Friday
24 Mar
Academic
Last day to drop a block 7 class with a grade of “W”
24 Mar
Academic
Last day to drop all remaining classes with a grade of “W”
24 Mar
Arts & Music
Japanese Culture in Western Montana
24 Mar
Academic
XDAY 2023
24 Mar
Arts & Music
Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic
24 Mar
Athletics
Montana Western, University of Track at Al Manuel Invite
24 Mar
Arts & Music
Japanese Culture in Western Montana
25 Mar
DILLON WEATHER