Plan your in person or virtual visit 

The MSU Office of Admissions offers many different options for visiting and exploring MSU. Many prospective students and their families choose to visit during MSU Friday, which offers an in-depth preview of college life at Montana State University. 

The Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing hosts recurring virtual visits on Monday - Friday 1:10 - 2:00 pm. If you are interested in scheduling a virtual meeting, please email campusvisit@montana.edu. 

Choose which statement applies to you:

I am currently a high school student in Montana

I am currently a high school student and not from Montana

I am currently taking pre-nursing classes at a different university/school

I am currently a BSN prepared RN and am interested in graduate education

I have a non-nursing bachelor's degree and would like to return to school

I am a Native American or Alaska Native student who is interested in Nursing

Campus Locations 

The Mark & Robyn Jones College of Nursing is one college with five campuses serving nursing students across the state of Montana. When applying to the nursing program, students will have the opportunity to rank their campus preferences. The MRJCON encourages you to explore the unique features of each campus.

Billings

Billings, MT

Bozeman

Bozeman, MT

Great Falls

Great Falls, MT

 

Kalispell

Kalispell, MT

Missoula 

Missoula, MT

Graduate Campus

Jones Hall in Bozeman, MT

 

Why choose the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing? 

Inclusive

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The Caring for Our Own Program (CO-OP) is a supplemental student support program for Native American and Alaska Native students pursuing their nursing degree at Montana State University.

Supportive & Engaged

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Through its programs, the College of Nursing seeks to engage local, statewide and international communities in its learning and scholarship.  

Quality

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Continuously accredited nationally since 1952, all of our degree programs are currently accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education.

 

Research

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The College of Nursing is a national leader in rural nursing research and is responsive to the evolving health needs of the people of Montana and the nation.

Rural Primary Care

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Enriching our classroom and clinical education with the primary care emphasis that is changing how health care is delivered in Montana.

Global Partnerships

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Opportunities to participate in service-learning projects, clinical rotations, and nursing research in countries around the world.