Montana Tech

Montana tech does not provide any commutation services to the students. However, using the university identification card students can easily travel within the city for free of cost. 

• The Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology is a research centre at the university campus where the researchers develop mineral, energy and water resources.
• Montana Tech's North Hall consists of the Engineering Hall, Main Hall, the Chemistry/Biology Building, the Petroleum Building, the Mining/Geology Building, the Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Complex, the Engineering Lab and Classroom Building, and the Natural Resource Building.
• The South Campus is home to 60000 sq feet of classroom and lab space.
• Montana Tech provides a hands-on learning experience through experiential learning and internships. 
• Oredigger media is a student-run media organization that consolidates the newspaper, The technocrat and Radio FM program.

• Set in a rural setting, the campus is midway between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks. 
• It houses the Mineral museum and offers several activities like whitewater rafts, lap swimming, and other off-academics programs, which make a student's life lively and exuberant.
• An exciting and innovative step is taken by Montana tech to go cashless called the Digger Dollar program, where a declining balance account is created for students to avoid the hassles of dealing with cash. Discount on several services makes it pocket-friendly for students.

Yes, on-campus accommodation is available at Montana Tech for the students studying at the university.

• Montana Tech provides excellent on-campus housing options for students in the USA, with three co-residence halls accommodating approximately 370 students.
• Living Learning Center - The newest hall with over 60% single-occupancy rooms and 40% double-occupancy or two-person suite single options.
• Prospector Hall - Has space for 200 odd students with mostly double occupancy and a few single rooms. In addition, several suites are present with 2-3 bedrooms sharing a private living area and bathroom.
• Centennial Hall - Comprises suite-style rooms on the third floor, but the rest of the building encompasses double-occupancy rooms.
• Besides residence halls, Montana tech maintains apartment units that are leased to students who are living off-campus. Apart from all the basic amenities provided, extra benefits include nutritional counseling and sack meals for students who might be away on class-related matters. The housing committee also provides in-room services during emergency cases.
• Interested candidates should submit their online application and an initial refundable deposit of 100 USD to the MTU housing committee.