Overview
Rocky Mountain College is a less selective private four-year institution in Billings, Montana. The school accepts 75.2% of applicants and enrolls 790 students.
Admission Statistics
- Acceptance Rate
- 75.2%
- Average SAT
- 1,100
- SAT Range (25th–75th)
- 970–1,230
- ACT Composite (avg)
- 21
- Total Enrollment
- 790
Your Chances by SAT Score
Your score is above the 75th percentile. You are a competitive applicant.
Your score falls within the middle 50% of admitted students.
Your score is below the 25th percentile. Other parts of your application will need to stand out.
Admission Guide
Rocky Mountain College uses a rolling admissions process, so you can submit your application throughout the year rather than waiting for specific deadlines. Submit your application, official high school transcripts, and either SAT or ACT scores through the Common Application or directly to the college.
The nursing program operates on a competitive admission basis even though the college overall admits most applicants. Nursing applicants must complete prerequisite courses and maintain strong grades in science coursework before applying to the program during their sophomore year.
Housing fills up quickly at this small campus, so submit your housing application and deposit as soon as you're accepted. The college requires all students under 21 to live on campus unless they're married, living with family, or have completed 60 credit hours.
Financial aid processing happens year-round, but complete your FAFSA early to maximize your aid package. The college offers merit scholarships based on your academic record that don't require separate applications.
New student orientation occurs right before fall classes begin and includes course registration, so don't worry about selecting classes until you arrive on campus. Your academic advisor will help you plan your schedule during orientation week.
The campus sits on the Yellowstone River with views of the Rimrocks, and Billings offers internship opportunities that many smaller college towns lack. The college operates on a semester system with a required January term that lets you take intensive courses or study abroad.
What It Costs If You Get In
- Average Net Price
- $18,508/yr
- Tuition (in-state)
- $33,252
- Students Receiving Aid
- 32%
After You Graduate
- Graduation Rate (6-year)
- 46.7%
- Median Earnings (10yr)
- $49,036/yr
- Freshman Retention Rate
- 63.9%
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Rocky Mountain College require SAT or ACT scores for admission?
Rocky Mountain College accepts both SAT and ACT scores but specific test requirements vary by program. Contact the admissions office to confirm requirements for your intended major.
What is the application deadline for Rocky Mountain College?
Rocky Mountain College uses rolling admissions, meaning applications are reviewed as they are received. Apply early for the best chance at scholarships and housing.
Can I transfer credits to Rocky Mountain College?
Rocky Mountain College accepts transfer credits from accredited institutions. Credits are evaluated individually and must align with degree requirements at the college.
Does Rocky Mountain College offer early decision or early action?
Rocky Mountain College operates on a rolling admissions basis rather than offering traditional early decision or early action programs.