Great Falls College MSU

Provides a variety of examination proctoring for Great Falls College MSU courses and provides proctoring for professional testing and distance learning for other colleges and universities.

Helps students explore degree options, create and follow an academic plan, understand program requirements, and stay on track to graduate in a timely manner.

Provides access to a number of physical resources, including books, computers, printers, and study rooms. Our online resources include databases, journals, and research guides.

Students receive help removing barriers for physical and unseen disabilities, such as ADD/ADHD, learning disabilities, health impairments, and psychiatric issues.

Provides online and in-person technical support for students.

Helps connect military veterans, active military, and dependents to campus resources and to connect with students with a similar background.

Located in: B103
Phone: 406.771.4434

Provides a supportive campus community and helps students identify campus resources, establish relationships with faculty and staff, and to model effective study strategies for success.

Provides textbooks needed for courses as well as necessary school supplies.

Provides student engagement opportunities for students through a variety of organizations, programs, events, services, and activities.

Sponsor campus events and provide a voice for students to the administration.

Uses regional job data to help students explore career opportunities.

Help students explore career fields and helps student develop job-seeking skills, such as resume writing.

Information about filing a FAFSA, Scholarships, Financial Aid Forms, and important Dates to Remember (like bookstore charging dates and financial aid refund dates). You can also find Workstudy information, Student Loan information, Financial Aid Office Contact Information and more.

Applications for GFC MSU scholarships as well as links to other potential scholarships.

Financial support for students during times of personal and unexpected crisis or hardship.

School sponsored health insurance administrated by Blue Cross/Blue Shield.

Access a directory of local counselors that are able to serve students. Students can look up providers throughout the state, not just in Great Falls.

Going to school is financially challenging and it involves more than paying for tuition, books, and fees. Having adequate money for rent, food, transportation, utilities, daycare and other basic needs is essential to your success while you complete your coursework at Great Falls College MSU. Make sure to utilize the resources available to you to help manage your personal financial needs.