The University of Montana Top Questions

I mostly brag about how much activities they have for us to do on campus, considering how small my school is. Also are new football program that just started this year.

The outdoor lifestyle! UM is perfect for anyone looking to get outside and explore God's country.

I brag about the Journalism program that I am in, the amount of friends that I have made, Grizzly athletics; especially Football, the arts-community of Missoula, the amount of things to do here in spare time, the beauty of the campus and surrounding areas to hike and enjoy nature like skiing in the winter and floating the river in the summer, and the over-all love that I have developed for the Montana college-town. I didn't apply to any other school, because I wanted to go to a school close to home, which is Helena, Montana.

The University of Montana provided me with a top notch education and I was able to find a job in my field before graduation. I love that the University of Montana holds such a rich historical tradition. There is no way to describe the thrill you feel as you walk into Washington/Grizzly stadium for the first time. The University of Montana students are proud of that tradition and strive to keep it alive.

I brag about the Entertainment Management program I am in. It is a hands on class based on real world experience. The program is taught almost entirely of guest speakers who are leaders in the Entertainment Industry. We have had guest speakers from Live Nation, AEG plus academy award winning producers. Pollstar Magazine even claims The University of Montana's Entertainment Management program is a top place to receive an education in entertainment. Next semester I will even get to partake in a class devoted to market research for Paramount Studios. We are the only school that offers this opportunity.

I love the campus. It is located right under the M which is a trail you can hike inbetween classes. it also has a beautiful campus. lots of trees and places to study outside. I have been to the MSU campus and it is not as great, they actually have roads going thru the campus itself. There are no roads at the U of M campus.

When I tell people about the University of Montana, I brag about the business school's flexibility of scheduling. I have been able to take a full course load as well as working 35 or more hours a week. I also brag about the atmosphere of campus, how people are friendly and it is easy to strike up a conversation even while walking to class. Another notable aspect of this school is the football games. Everyone goes to football games at this school and it is always a fun time.

I brag about the school spirit. It is so crazy at a football game. I thought high school was the time for spirit, but then I arrived at the U of M and I realized I was completely wrong! Football is huge down here and there are alot of dedicated fans. Fans from all over the world come here to support the Montana Griz! So that is the biggest bragging point at the University of Montana.

I enjoy the atmosphere brought by the people that attend the University of Montana. Everybody is relaxed and friendly but also extremely driven and intellectual. The students here have all seemed to have chosen their future profession or professions and work endlessly to learn all they can during their time at the university. On campus you will find people loyally passionate about their chosen path - using research, discussion, technology, advice, and countless other resources in order to become the best at what they do.

When talking about my school, I tell people about how diverse it is. There is always things to do on campus. I believe that everyone can find something that suits them and their likings.

The only thing about which I can currently brag about concerning my school is our Judo dojo.

I brag to my friends that Montana is a great fit for me. I tell them that I am so happy with my choice in colleges. For me, when I was choosing colleges, I picked Montana because I felt so comfortable here. As it turns out, my feelings were correct and to this day, I am still very comfortable and happy here at the University of Montana.

When I brag about my school, I usually talk about how beautiful the campus is, how interesting my classes are, how may extra-curricular activities I can be involved in and the attitude of the people around campus. The attitude of the campus is a very positive one. There is little to no predjudice at this college. Every person here is treated as just that, a person.

I brag about the other students on campus when I describe the University of Montana to my friends, mainly that the people are for the most part friendly, while off the campus citizens are rude and distant.

When I talk about being at school, I feel like the first thing I talk about is the people. When I am out and about I smile at everyone I pass, I love it when people brighten up and smile back. Never in my life have so many people smiled or said hi. It seems to me that everyone at my school is really kind hearted and nice. My school is very liberal so it might have something to do with that. My favorite part about my school ig being able to look anywhere and seeing a smiling face.

The facilities allow for activities and classes others campuses may not. Its also a beautiful area with a lot of extra curricular activities to enjoy.

The teachers are very personal and easy to talk to. The staff listens to you and lets you ask questions and they are very understanding but also very competent teachers. The courses are not to hard and very interesting because the teachers care about their subjects and their students. Most classes are decent sie and the teachers mostlly know your name which is very encouraging.

I would definately brag about its location, scenary, activities available, school spirit, and the interest of the professors in wanting to help out the students as best that they can.

The mountains around it.

I love the location. There are lots of things to do outdoors. I love that there's quite a variety of programs. For example, I'm considering an Irish studies minor which includes learning the Irish language which I love. The programs are pretty awesome as well. The music program for example is great with lots of concerts.