Visit Campus
Visit Campus In Person
Experience our campus with an individualized visit. Meet with your New Student Specialist to discuss the application process, and we’ll answer any questions you may have about being a Yellowjacket. Your tour guide will then walk you through campus life and you will see our academic buildings, athletic facilities, dining services, and residence halls.
Do you have a special request for your MSU Billings visit? No problem! We will personalize your visit to meet your needs. Let us know if you have additional facilities you want to see or if you would like to speak to a faculty member.
Virtual Visit
Don’t let COVID-19slow down your college search! Discover Montana State University Billings from the comfort of your home by visiting virtually. Explore campus, meet with a New Student Specialist, and connect with us from a safe distance.
Explore our world-class academic, athletic, and recreational facilities with a 360-degree view! Our tour guides will share what makes our campus unique, as well as fun facts about the history and future of the university.
Self-Guided Exploration
Get a behind-the-scenes look at our campus with 360-degree views of classrooms, labs, athletic facilities, dorm rooms, and more.
*MSUB will follow State of Montana and CDC guidelines when scheduling and hosting
campus visits. Please note the tour times listed are not guaranteed as an available
time. Please select an alternate visit date and time.
In the interest of safety, the following precautions will be in place:
- All surfaces in meeting spaces will be disinfected prior to your arrival.
- Appropriate social distance will be maintained throughout your visit. We'd love to shake your hand, but that will have to wait.
- We will wear cloth (non-n95) face covering during your visit. We request that you wear one as well and can provide you with one if needed.
- Visits are restricted to 1 student with up to 2 family members at any one time.
- Do not come for a visit if you are feeling sick or have been in recent contact with someone who is sick.