INTERLINK at Montana State University

Ranked the #1 place to live in the United States by the New York Post and listed in Money as one of the Best Places to Live in 2017, Bozeman is one of the most desirable locations in the United States. In fact, it’s the fastest growing micropolitan area in the country with a population of over 107,000. Served by an international airport with direct flights to 17 major airports throughout the U.S., it’s also an easy destination for international students flying from abroad. In the summer, students enjoy hiking, canoeing, fishing, white water rafting, and visits to Yellowstone National Park. In the winter, students often spend free time skiing or snowboarding at resorts just 30 minutes from town.

On-campus Intensive English Programs Include:

• 6-level curriculum in preparation for university/college admission
• Study of reading, writing, speaking, and listening
• 18-23 hours of intensive English classes per week
• Weekly social activities and trips
• Internet and computer access
• Access to library, health center, gym, and other campus facilities
• Campus dorm and apartment housing options

Meet our highly qualified instructors.

Dates and Fees

Above fees do not include books (approximately $250/session), personal expenses, transportation, or expenses for dependents. Please contact the institute if you have any questions.

Housing Options

You have several possible options for housing while you are studying:
dormitory, on-campus apartments, and apartments.

Dormitory

• Dormitories are very clean, modern and convenient (near your classes)
• You will live in the same dorm as American students and will be able to practice your English every day and make friends
• You can choose to live with one or more other students
• The university residence life staff can help if you have a problem

Cost: approximately $1,800 – $2,500 per session; see MSU residence life rates.

Please contact valley.peters@interlink.edu if you wish to apply for residence halls.

On-campus Apartment (Family & Graduate Housing)

• On-campus apartments are for married or graduate students only
• Family and graduate housing offers many family-centered activities
• Neighborhood elementary school specializes in teaching children of international students
• Students interested in this housing option need to apply directly at www.montana.edu/fgh/

Cost: Fees vary. Please contact us for further information.

Apartment
Students can choose to live off campus, but we do not provide assistance.

Cost: Fees vary.

Airport Pickup
Please e-mail your flight arrival information to valley.peters@interlink.edu and someone will arrange to pick you up.

Montana State University

Montana State University (MSU) ranks in the top tier of all research universities in the U.S. and specializes in sciences and engineering. Located in scenic Bozeman, Montana, MSU is close to famous Yellowstone National Park.

Academically qualified students enjoy the convenience of receiving conditional admission prior to starting their language program at INTERLINK.

• The Carnegie Foundation ranks MSU in the top tier of Research Universities, demonstrating very high research activity, along with Harvard, Yale and MIT.
• MSU offers over 100 undergraduate degrees
• 50 master’s degree programs and 27 doctoral degrees programs are also offered at MSU
• Class Size (average): 36 students
• Student/Faculty Ratio: 17:1
• Full-time Faculty: 553
• One of the best Nursing programs in the USA (Nursing graduates have a 94% pass rate on the nursing exam)
• MSU Film school is one of the top film schools in the USA and the only one offering a Masters Degree in Natural History Filmmaking
• The College of Business is accredited by AACSB, the top accreditation worldwide for Business Schools. Only 15% of Business Schools are accredited worldwide.

Montana State University Applications:
Undergraduate Applications | Graduate Applications | International Admission

Program Curriculum

INTERLINK offers a rigorous curriculum on the university campus that includes in- and out-of-class assignments, such as group discussion, interviews, library research, community involvement, writing projects, and presentations. Upon successful completion of the INTERLINK program, students are able to do these things:

• speak English more fluently
• write effective essays
• understand spoken and written English
• understand different cultures
• apply and improve their critical thinking skills
• conduct research and report findings in English
• engage in group work and in team activities
• use the Internet, email, and computer technology