2025 Most Expensive Montana Colleges

In 2025, the average tuition and fees at 6 four-year Montana colleges is $30,330, reflecting a 6.27% increase compared to the previous year.

Rocky Mountain College ranks as the most expensive Montana colleges, with tuition and fees reaching $35,582. Known for its prestigious academic programs and strong reputation, Rocky Mountain College remains a top choice for students seeking a premium education experience.

Close behind are The University of Montana at$33,671 and Montana State University at$33,287 both consistently recognized among the Montana Colleges with the Highest Tuition & Fees, offering high-quality academic programs and resources.

At these High-Cost Montana Colleges, the average acceptance rate is 77.79%, and the average SAT score is 1,123, making them not only cost-effective but also accessible options for a wide range of students.

Comparison between Montana Colleges With The Highest Tuition & Fees

Table. Montana Colleges With The Highest Tuition & Fees Comparison
School NameUndergraduate Tuition & FeesGraduate Tuition & FeesAcceptance RateTotal PopulationSAT ScoreGraduation RateStudents to Faculty Ratio
1
-		Rocky Mountain College Billings, MTPrivate, 4-year $35,582
$2,330		$38,974
$3,339		69.61%1,0321,03548.00%14 to 1
2
-		The University of Montana Missoula, MTPublic, 4-year $33,671
($8,552)
$2,049		$37,595
($10,039)
$2,281		95.86%10,811-48.00%17 to 1
3
-		Montana State University Bozeman, MTPublic, 4-year $33,287
($8,460)
$1,950		$26,370
($7,661)
$1,507		82.14%17,1351,17057.00%18 to 1
4
-		University of Providence Great Falls, MTPrivate, 4-year $30,448
$1,430		$24,528
$291		50.28%763-28.00%9 to 1
5
-		Montana Technological University Butte, MTPublic, 4-year $26,094
($8,289)
$1,427		$22,493
($6,802)
$1,223		91.05%1,7021,16558.00%14 to 1
6
-		Montana State University Billings Billings, MTPublic, 4-year $22,897
($7,280)
$1,550		$25,409
($8,899)
$1,628		-4,129-30.00%14 to 1
Average$30,330
($8,145)		$29,228
($8,350)		77.79%5,9291,12344.83%14 to 1