The University of Montana Top Questions

I have been very lucky with all of my professors so far. Each has been supportive, understanding and very good at their jobs. There are many opportunities to find a club or organization that you could belong to. The staff is extrememly supportive and has been helping me with potential internships and has helped me map out my plans for education.

Well, I prefer not to brag about anything because I am not an arrogant person. However, I tell them the campus is a beautiful one. There are a plethra of activities around the area espiecally outdoors ones. The students on the campus are generally very friendly people with no signs of intimidation. The faculty and teachers are well-trained and willing to help a student in need. The food services on campus are high quality, healthy food with affordable prices.

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I love the atmosphere at UM! Both tradition and diversity are accepted and encouraged; it was easy to find my niche.

The opportunities for my major. Being a Wildlife Biology major, the school has alot to offer as well as being very helpful. Internship opportunities from all over the country are posted on the website, and the teachers are very helpful with questions and guidance. The classes provide heaps of information, the shcool even owns part of a forest that we have the opportunity to learn in. There are also very unique classes that focus in on careers that I would love to do, like Wildlife Handling.

When talking about The University of Montana, I talk about the beautiful campus. UM has great diversity not only pertaining to students, but the programs it offers as well. There is so much to do on campus, the variety of classes and clubs is great for any interest. Plus, UM is known to have a superb athletics program, and there is a huge venue of entertainment that students can enjoy. UM is a wonderful place for individuals to learn and grow as adults.

The scenery and possibilites are amazing here. The weather can be harsh, but still there's no other place like this one - especially in the spring.

I definatly brag about the amazing friends aI've made since I moved to Montana to attend the University of Montana. I can never walk to class without seeing someone I know. The people here are so accepting and outgoing, and I haven't met a single person yet that I don't like. I also brag about the extremely stong and professional Journalism School. The classes offered are far more extensive then I could have ever imagined. I'm confident that when I graduate, I'll have gotten and education AND real experience.

I have been given so many chances to become the best teacher that I can be. The education program keeps me in the elementary schools as much as possible. I have been given time to learn in my field long before my final semester in college.

Campus is beautiful and very enviormentally friendly. Wilderness is just 15 minutes out your door so the oppertunties for outdoor receration is innumerable . Missoula is a lovely city that is enviornmentally conscious as well as very supportive to all its students. Transportation is well organized. The people, on and off campus, tend to be really friendly and helpful. Most professors will bend over backwards to help you and campus tech is always working to produce the best technology for its staff and students. There is almost always something going on somewhere on campus; from lectures to music to sports.