Montana Western is the most affordable four-year institution in Montana.

Montana Western offers our experiential learning at a cost you can afford, which means our students get more personal attention and more hands-on learning for a fraction of the cost of other regional universities.

There are also many opportunities for financial aid and a host of scholarships and grants available for students. Don’t let the cost of college deter you from getting the education you deserve.

The popular Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) scholarship can significantly defray the cost of tuition for qualifying out-of-state students.

Our admissions and financial aid offices are here to help guide you through the process.

Tuition Types 2022–2023

Semester Costs: Resident

Indirect Costs

Semester Costs: Non-resident

Indirect Costs

Semester Costs: WUE (Western Undergraduate Exchange)

Indirect Costs

Click here to estimate your net price for attendance.

TUITION & FEES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Based on full-time, undergraduate status

Students living on campus will also pay a $70 mandatory internet access and residence life programing fee.

Students who live in the Residence Halls are required to purchase a meal plan. Cost is for 14 meals a week plan with $300 flex. Unlimited meals with $100 flex can be purchased for $2,544.

All students are required to have health insurance. Students who do not provide the school with valid health insurance information will be billed for the student plan. To see the cost of the student plan, click on Indirect Costs.

Please note that specialty programs may have additional program tuition 

 (i.e. Natural Horsemanship Program Tuition $1,850 per semester)

Montana Colleges Yearly Cost of Tuition and Fees for Montana Residents (2022-2023)