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　　蒙大拿大学创于1893年，素以学术成就而赢得蒙大拿州和全国的尊敬，学校不仅全面鉴定合格，且英语、森林学、新闻学、法学、艺术、工商管理和自然科学等学科均在全国享有盛誉。学生可从艺术与科学学院、工商管理学院、森林学院、新闻学院、教育学院等各学院选择自己的学习专业。

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　　蒙大拿大学密苏拉分校拥有知名的曼斯菲尔德图书馆，提供学生学习研究和阅读各国报纸的舒适安静场所。校内一百多个社团组织，从乒乓球到跳伞，从环境学到艺术，学生在五花八门的社团组织里，交流分享各自的爱好。校内还建有室内游泳池、体操房、举重房和训练房，帮助学生强健体魄。此外，密苏拉市警察局专设一个分部在校园巡逻，以确保学生的安全。

　　The University of Montana is a state university located in Missoula， Montana， U.S. The school was founded in 1893. It is the largest campus in the five-campus Universityof Montana System.

　　The university has five colleges： Arts and Sciences， Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences， the Davidson Honors College， Forestry and Conservation， and Technology. There are five schools in the University of Montana： Business Administration， Education， Fine Arts， Journalism， and Law. The university also has a Continuing Education academic unit.

　　The university calls itself a city within a city， and contains its own eateries， medical facilities， banking， postal services， and ZIP Code.

　　The University of Montana ranks 17th in the nation and fifth among public universities in producing Rhodes Scholars， with a total of 28 such scholars. The University of Montana has 10 Truman Scholars， 14 Goldwater Scholars and 28 Udall Scholars to its name. The University of Montana’s Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library houses the earliest authorized edition of the Lewis and Clark journals.

　　Rolling Stone magazine has called the university the “Most scenic campus in America”， while Outside Magazine states “Among the top 10 colleges nationally for combining academic quality and outdoor recreation”.

　　School Type

　　State-supported， Coed

　　Setting

　　Urban 220-acre campus

　　Degrees Offered

　　Certificates， Associate， Bachelor“s， Master‘s， Doctoral， First Professional， and Post-Master’s Certificates

　　Entrance Difficulty

　　Moderately difficult ， 96% of applicants were admitted

　　Application Deadlines

　　Rolling (freshmen)， rolling (transfers)

　　Admissions

　　Freshman

　　Admission： 5，342 applied； 5，118 admitted； 2，430 enrolled Average high school GPA： 3.22

　　Test Scores

　　SAT critical reading scores over 500 70%

　　SAT math scores over 500 70%

　　SAT writing scores over 500 64%

　　ACT scores over 18 94%

　　SAT critical reading scores over 600 28%

　　SAT math scores over 600 23%

　　SAT writing scores over 600 19%

　　ACT scores over 24 44%

　　SAT critical reading scores over 700 5%

　　SAT math scores over 700 2%

　　SAT writing scores over 700 2%

　　ACT scores over 30 6%

　　Applying

　　Options： electronic application， early admission， deferred entrance

　　Application fee： $30

　　Required： high school transcript， minimum 2.5 GPA

　　Application deadline： rolling (freshmen)， rolling (transfers)

　　Notification： continuous (freshmen)， continuous (transfers)

　　Cost and Financial Aid

　　Costs (2009-10)

　　Tuition： State resident $4054 full-time， $169 per credit hour part-time； nonresident $16，894 full-time， $704 per credit hour part-time. Full-time tuition and fees vary according to degree level， location， program， reciprocity agreements， and student level. Part-time tuition and fees vary according to course load， degree level， location， and student level

　　Required fees： $1479 full-time， $98 per credit hour part-time

　　Room and board： $6611； room only： $2989. Room and board charges vary according to board plan and housing facility

　　Payment plans： Installment， deferred payment

　　Waivers： Minority students， senior citizens， and employees or children of employees

　　Financial Aid

　　Of all full-time matriculated undergraduates who enrolled in 2008， 8，344 applied for aid， 5，716 were judged to have need， 617 had their need fully met

　　In 2008， 2471 non-need-based awards were made

　　Average percent of need met： 63%

　　Average financial aid package： $7458

　　Average need-based loan： $3923

　　Average need-based gift aid： $5094

　　Average non-need-based aid： $5879

　　Average indebtedness upon graduation： $17，527

　　Student Body

　　Undergraduate Student Population

　　12，196 undergraduate students， 53% women， 47% men， 7% transferred in， 0.6% African American， 2% Asian American or Pacific Islander， 2% Hispanic American， 4% Native American

　　International Population

　　2% representing 65 other countries

　　Housing Info

　　29% live on campus

　　Campus Life

　　Housing： On-campus residence required for freshman year

　　Options： Coed， men-only， women-only， disabled students， Campus housing is university owned. Freshman campus housing is guaranteed

　　Activities： Drama/theater group， student-run newspaper， radio station， choral group， marching band， Forestry Club， Honors Student Association， Campus Outdoor Program， International Organization， Kyi-Yo Native American Student Association， national fraternities， national sororities

　　Most popular organizations： Forestry Club， Honors Student Association， Campus Outdoor Program， International Organization， Kyi-Yo Native American Student Association

　　Campus security： 24-hour emergency response devices and patrols， student patrols， late-night transport/escort service， controlled dormitory access

　　Student services： Health clinic， personal/psychological counseling， women‘s center， legal services

　　Academic Programs

　　Special study options： Academic remediation for entering students， advanced placement credit， cooperative education， distance learning， double majors， English as a second language， freshman honors college， honors programs， independent study， internships， off-campus study， part-time degree program， services for LD students， summer session for credit

　　ROTC： Army (b)

　　School Calendar： Semesters

　　Faculty

　　Total： 800

　　Full-time： 71% full-time

　　Student/faculty ratio： 19：1

　　Athletics

　　Member： NCAA， Division： All Division I， except： Football (Division I-AA)

　　Scholarship sports

　　Basketball， cross-country running， football (m)， golf (w)， tennis， track and field， volleyball (w)

　　Nonscholarship sports

　　Baseball (m-club)， crew (club)， equestrian sports (club)， fencing (club)， field hockey (w-club)， gymnastics (w-club)， ice hockey (club)， lacrosse (club)， rugby (club)， skiing (downhill) (club)， soccer (w)， ultimate Frisbee (club)

　　Intramural sports

　　Archery M/W， badminton M/W， baseball M， basketball M/W， bowling M/W， cross-country running M/W， football M/W， ice hockey M， racquetball M/W， rugby M/W， skiing (cross-country) M/W， soccer W， softball M/W， swimming and diving M/W， table tennis M/W， tennis M/W， track and field M/W， volleyball M/W， water polo M/W， weight lifting M/W

　　Intercollegiate sports

　　Baseball M(c)， basketball M(s)/W(s)， crew M(c)/W(c)， cross-country running M(s)/W(s)， equestrian sports M(c)/W(c)， fencing M(c)/W(c)， field hockey W(c)， golf W(s)， gymnastics W(c)， ice hockey M(c)/W(c)， lacrosse M(c)/W(c)， rugby M(c)/W(c)， skiing (downhill) M(c)/W(c)， soccer W， tennis M(s)/W(s)， track and field M(s)/W(s)， ultimate Frisbee M(c)/W(c)， volleyball W(s)

　　School Facilities

　　Facilities/Endowment

　　Main Library Name： Maureen Library (Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library)

　　Other Library： 1

　　Collection： 1.1 million titles； 31，614 serial subscriptions； 64，880 audiovisual materials

　　Endowment： $122.6 million

　　Contact Info

　　Ms. Juana Alcala

　　Manager， Enrollment Services

　　The University of Montana

　　Missoula， MT 59812-0002

　　Phone： 406-243-6266

　　Toll-free： 800-462-8636

　　Fax： 406-243-5711

　　Non US Students

　　Financial Aid

　　Need-based and non-need based financial aid available. For fall 2008 (estimated)， 163 international students on campus received college administered financial aid ($5207 average).

　　优势专业

　　经济学 法学

　　课程设置

　　财经类、法律、纺织与服装、工程技术、管理、环境、建筑、教育、理科学、旅游、农林类、人文艺术、社科类、生物、体育、新闻传播、信息科学、医学、语言、 自然科学

　　申请条件

　　本科生 TOEFL61.00 IELTS5.50 SAT537.00 ACT0.00 A-LEVEL0.00 GPA3.20 研究生 TOEFL80.00 IELTS7.00 GRE0.00 GMAT0.00 LSAT0.00 GPA3.00

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