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Community colleges in Montana — all 11

11 two-year public and private colleges in Montana, with published tuition, average net price after aid, enrollment and transfer-level programs.

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SchoolCityTypeTuition (in-state)Avg net costAthletics
Blackfeet Community CollegeBrowningPrivate nonprofit · 2-year$3,610$7,849—
Chief Dull Knife CollegeLame DeerPublic · 2-year$2,260——
Dawson Community CollegeGlendivePublic · 2-year$4,245$8,534NJCAA
Flathead Valley Community CollegeKalispellPublic · 2-year$4,616$10,574—
Fort Peck Community CollegePoplarPublic · 2-year$2,250$2,478—
Great Falls College Montana State UniversityGreat FallsPublic · 2-year$3,532$10,802—
Helena College University of MontanaHelenaPublic · 2-year$3,590$11,120—
Highlands College of Montana TechButtePublic · 2-year$3,670$14,563—
Little Big Horn CollegeCrow AgencyPublic · 2-year$3,200$6,777—
Miles Community CollegeMiles CityPublic · 2-year$4,772$9,335NJCAA
Pima Medical Institute-DillonDillonPrivate for-profit · 2-year—$24,220—

Common questions

How many community colleges are there in Montana?
11 — every one of them is listed above, from US Department of Education data.
What is the cheapest of the public community colleges in Montana?
By average net price — what students actually pay after grants and scholarships — Fort Peck Community College in Poplar is lowest at $2,478 a year. That is an average across all students, not a quote: your own price depends on your family finances and your record.
What do public community colleges cost in Montana?
The middle of the range is about $10,574 a year after aid, from $2,478 to $14,563. Published tuition is higher — the figures above are what students paid.

See every school in Montana on the full Montana list, or compare costs side by side on the free My University View map.