Academic Support Resources

(Classes, course content, balancing study time & time management,
motivation issues, financial concerns/issues, disability)

JABS Office of Student Services
  • Academic advising
  • Connecting to campus resources
  • Study abroad & national student exchange (NSE)
  • Admission to Jabs
   

Jabs Hall Room 124
406.994.4681
business@montana.edu

https://www.montana.edu/business/oss/
 
 
JABS Bracken Center
  • Job & internship opportunities
  • Professional development
  • One-on-one support & feedback to improve writing, speaking, interviewing & oral presentation skills
  • Papers, presentations, résumés, cover letters, applications, and interview preparation
   Jabs Hall Room 110

brackencenter@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/business/bracken/
 
 JABS Accounting GTAs
  • Course assistance specfic to ACTG 201
  • Course assistance for 200-300 ACTG courses
    
Jabs Hall Room 403
Click here for GTA assistance schedule.
 
Allen Yarnell Center for Student Success (AYCSS)
  • Office of Student Success
  • Office of Financial Education
  • Career, Internship & Student Employment Services
  • Tutoring services
  • Success advisors
  • Support for students returning to college
   177 Strand Union Building 406.994.7627
success@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/aycss/
 
TRiO Student Support Services
  • Low income
  • First generation
  • Students with disabilities
  • Application process
   314 Reid Hall
406.994.7474
triosss@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/triosss/
 
McNair Scholars
  • Targeted at underrepresented populations
  • Sophomores and juniors, a 2-year program for students who want to go on to graduate school
  • Application process
   405 Reid Hall
406.994.5072
mcnair@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/mcnair/
 
Office of Disability Services
  • Disability access and accommodations (alternative text request, note taking requests, etc.)
   137 Romney Hall
406.994.2824
disabilityservices@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/disabilityservices/
 
Writing Center
  • Review of essays, presentations, scholarship essays, cover letters, etc.
  • Initial brainstorming help to final revisions
  

1114 Wilson Hall
207 Romney Hall
406.994.5315 (Wilson)
406.994.5320 (Romney)
writingcenter@montana.edu www.montana.edu/writingcenter
 
Math and Stat Center (MSC)
  • Free drop-in math tutoring
  • Instructor and course-specific schedules posted on website
   220 Romney Hall

math@montana.edu
https://math.montana.edu/undergrad/msc/

Financial Support & Resources

 

Non-Academic Support Resources

(mental health issues, homesickness, relationship (roommate, significant other., family, etc.), general adjustment, sexual assault, physical/health concerns, etc.), issues that may affect classroom attendance and well-being)

Campus Civil Rights
  • Support students, faculty and staff experiencing protected-class discrimination or harassment, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, or stalking.
   Swingle 2nd Floor
406.994.1568
https://www.montana.edu/civilrights/
 
Student Commons
  • Empowers students to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally while contributing to a more inclusive campus culture.
  • Offers a diverse range of services, such as educational programs, workshops, seminars, and events that facilitate meaningful conversations and support both personal and community growth.
   185 Strand Union Building
406.994.4701

https://www.montana.edu/studentcommons/
 
Office of Student Engagement/ASMSU
  • THE HUB for students who want to be involved in student government, student organizations, programs and events
  • ASMSU Legal Services- For $10 you can meet with experienced lawyers. Common services: MIP, criminal, landlord/tenant, family, name changes, business/nonprofit advising, consumer issues and immigration.
  • For students interested in service to the community
   221 & 222 Strand Union Building
406.994.2933
www.montana.edu/engagement/
engagement@montana.edu
https://asmsulegalservices.org/
 
Bounty of the Bridgers Campus Food Pantry
  • Initiative to combat food waste and food insecurity on the MSU campus for faculty, staff, and students
  • Pop-up and Permanent Food Pantry Services
   Student Wellness Center

https://www.montana.edu/wellness/health-ed-and-promotion/basic-needs/bounty-of-the-bridgers.html
 
Office of The Dean of Students
  • Academic misconduct (cheating, plagiarism, multiple submission, other academic dishonesty)
  • Behavioral misconduct
  • Student safety and welfare (support for extenuating circumstances, behavioral intervention)
  • Support and consultation for faculty and staff
   174 Strand Union Building
406.994.2826
deanofstudents@montana.edu  www.montana.edu/deanofstudents/
 
University Police
  • 24-hour full-service police force
  • Safety Escorts across campus
  • Jump-starts and vehicle unlocking
  • Parking services
  • Campus crime alerts and reporting
   7th Ave and Kagy Blvd.
406.994.2121
www.montana.edu/wwwmsupd/
 
MSU Student Wellness Center  

950 W. Grant Street
406.994.5937

https://www.montana.edu/wellness/services.html