Standard Two
Standard Two: General Requirements
Experience One facilitates meaningful, productive relationships between students and faculty in a real-world learning environment. A degree from Montana Western means students earned invaluable experience in addition to academic achievement giving them an advantage upon entering the competitive job market or graduate school.
Professors teach one class at a time and are able to give their full focus to students. Students, in turn, devote their focus to mastering one subject at a time. Class sizes are kept small and are taught by full-time faculty with terminal degrees.
Regular comprehensive internal program reviews ensure these commitments to innovation and student success are continually met. (Click for a complete PDF of Standard Two.)
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