• Academic Advising
• Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM)
• Career Services
• Campus Recreation
• Counseling Services
• Curry Health Center
• Office of Disability Equity
• Diversity
• Fraternity and Sorority Involvement
• Graduate School
• Information Technology Services
• Internship Services

• Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library
• Office for Student Success
• Public Safety
• Religious Services
• Student Employment
• Student Government
• Testing Services
• Transportation
• TRiO
• Tutoring Services
• UM Police Department
• University Center
• Writing Center

 Special Courses and Study Aids

You are encouraged to take advantage of several UM courses and services that are available to help with your studies. 

• English as a Second Language (EASL) - Students from non-English speaking countries whose TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score is less than 580 (paper based) or 237 (computer based) are required to take EASL courses offered by the Linguistics Program in the department of Anthropology.
• Learning Strategies for Higher Education (C&I 160) - Offered by the College of Education and Human Sciences, this course is designed to improve reading fluency, study skills, test-taking, and critical thinking. The course is offered every semester.
• Freshman Seminar (UNC 101) - The Undergraduate Advising Center offers this special course, designed to introduce new students to college life.
• Orientation to the U.S (ANTH 104) - This is a special course designed to assist foreign students in adapting successfully to the demands of living and studying in the United States. The course also explores American values and cultural themes.

International students are encouraged to seek help as soon as they realize they need it, before a situation escalates.

 Financial Aid and Scholarships

Students are expected to have adequate financial resources to meet the cost of tuition, fees, books and living expenses. International students are automatically considered for the International Student Scholarship once admitted to the UM. If economic need arises due to unforeseen financial circumstances, a foreign student may apply for limited funds that come in the form of short-term emergency loans, partial fee waivers, and part-time employment. Applicants must maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.00 and demonstrate serious financial need. Students are not eligible for fee-waivers during their first year of attendance at the University. 

Learn more about financial aid opportunities through the Financial Aid Office.

 Online Sources of Financial Aid

eduPass: The Smart Student Guide to Studying in the U.S.

International Scholarship Search It is our goal to provide you - the international student - with the best study abroad and international student scholarship search online. Find college scholarship programs by country or continent (Africa, America, Asia, Australia, Europe), field of study or university name.

Leo S. Rowe Pan American Fund: Interest Free Loans for Latin American and Carribbean Students

NAFSA: Financial Aid guidance for Foreign Nationals Studying in the U.S.

 Recreation

Campus Recreation provides opportunities to thrive in the pursuit of well being through innovative staff, facilities, and programming. Learn more about Campus Recreation