Gallatin College

https://gallatin.montana.edu

Stephanie Gray, Dean
Sarah Maki, Associate Dean

Overview

Gallatin College MSU is Southwest Montana’s two-year college, offering two-year associate degrees and one-year certificates. Gallatin College general education and Associates of Arts/Science programs offer a supportive transition into college while workforce programs provide valuable skills necessary for careers in thriving industries such as advanced technology, building trades, business, healthcare, manufacturing and more. Along with small class sizes, expert instruction, and extensive student resources, Gallatin College helps students discover their unique talents and passions on their journey to fulfilling their potential. Gallatin College strongly supports open access, affordability and partnership with local industries.

Mission

Gallatin College seeks to provide a comprehensive, accessible, responsive, student-centered learning environment that facilitates and supports the achievement of individuals’ professional and personal goals, and enhances the development of Montana’s citizens, communities and economy.

Developmental Education

The Developmental Education program offers individual courses that prepare students for college-level work in math, writing, and college studies.  High quality instruction, small class sizes, and out-of-class support are hallmarks of the Developmental Education program.

Credit from developmental coursework (below 100-level) does not count as college-level credit and does not meet graduation credit requirements for diploma or degree programs. Grade points earned in this course are not included in a student’s grade point average calculation. Developmental courses may be used to determine financial aid eligibility. 

Developmental courses are designed to develop students' skills to ensure success in subsequent courses. Courses taught include:

General Education Programs

Gallatin College’s Transfer and General Education degrees are designed to meet the diverse needs of students so they can succeed in college.

Workforce Programs

Gallatin College one- and two-year Workforce Programs are designed to meet the needs of students who want to improve their skills and advance their career opportunities or who are interested in a career change. With Gallatin College's relevant coursework, state-of-the-art classrooms, and responsiveness to local business and industry needs, our graduates are highly prepared for careers in a variety of industries.

Associate of Applied Science Degrees

Certificates of Applied Science

Certificate Baccalaureate Level

Certificates of Completion

Certificates of Technical Studies