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Montana College Facts Scavenger Hunt College Facts Scavenger Hunt Student Directions: The answers to the questions below are posted around the school. Be the first in your grade to come back with the form filled out correctly and we will take your photo and post it on social media. The word in bold will match the largest word on the poster that has information about that college or university. Which College in the state has students from 68 North American Tribes? Which University offers 4-year degrees in 60 fields of study? What school is only school designated as a “Special Focus Four-Year University”? Which school in Montana has trained journalist for over 100 years? Which campus has the only anthrozoology program in the nation? Which School has only 18 students to 1 teacher? This two-year public college lists a third of their student body are first generation students. What is the only public college in the country where students take 1 class at a time? Which School in Montana is #1 in Economic Mobility? Last year students at this school were awarded nearly 1 million in scholarships. Graduates of this small college can earn more than the entry level of their city with in 1 year and more than the median wage within 5 years. Which College was established in 1984 by the Chippewa Cree business committee? College Facts Scavenger Hunt What college’s athletic teams are known as the Yellowjackets? Where can people study automotive technology, agriculture, and nursing? Where can students get training to become a Native Language Instructor in the Nakonia/Dakota language? Which community college has 2+2 agreements? Which College’s core values includes happy living? Where can you take a class in 8-weeks? Which college is named after a Ram? Which college built many of its buildings using straw bale construction? Which college was established 11 years before Montana became a state, and is the oldest college in Montana? College Facts Scavenger Hunt Staff Directions for the College Facts Scavenger Hunt: You may put up however many posters around the school that you want; we suggest a mix of nearby campuses and the 2-year and 4-year colleges. There are 23 institution represented, so you may want to have students locate 5-6 per event (i.e. a few for GEAR UP week, a few for College Application Week, a few for FAFSA, a few during First Gen day). When a student brings back a completed form, take their photo (if your school collects parental permission for photos) and share it on social media using the hash tags for the event. For example, if you are using this as a part of college application week, you would use the #iapplied, or if during GEAR UP Week, #MTGEARUP. If you cannot post their photos, as an alternative, use their first name and post that they won the school-wide college scavenger hunt. Sample: Congratulations to Marcus for being the first in 9th grade at (school name) to answer all the question in our Montana College Facts Scavenger Hunt. The scavenger hunt is part of our efforts to encourage students to graduate and go onto some form of higher education. #MTGEARUP Answers to Scavenger Hunt: • Which College in the state has students from 68 North American Tribes? Salish Kootenai, Pablo • Which University offers 4-year degrees in 60 fields of study? Montana State University, Bozeman • What school is only school designated as a “Special Focus Four-Year University”? Montana Tech, Butte • Which school in Montana has trained journalist for over 100 years? University of Montana, Missoula • Which campus has the only anthrozoology program in the nation? Carroll College, Helena • Which School has only 18 students to 1 teacher? Montana State University, Billings • This two-year public college lists a third of their student body are first generation students? Helena College, Helena • What is the only public college in the country where students take 1 class at a time? UM Western, Dillon • Which School in Montana is #1 in Economic Mobility? MSU Northern, Havre • Last year students at this school were awarded nearly 1 million in scholarships. FVCC, Kalispell • Graduates of this small college can earn more than the entry level of their city with in 1 year and more than the median wage within 5 years. Missoula College, Missoula • What is the name of the only college where you can learn Nakoda language? Aaniiih Nakoda College, Harlem • Which College was established in 1984 by the Chippewa Cree business committee? Stone Child College, Box Elder • What college’s athletic teams are known as the Yellowjackets? City College, Billings • Where can people study automotive technology, agriculture, and nursing? Miles Community College, Miles City • Where can students get training to become a Native Language Instructor in the Nakonia/Dakota language? Fort Peck Community College, Glendive • Which community college has 2+2 agreements? Dawson Community College, Glendive • Which college’s core values includes happy living? Blackfeet Community College, Browning • Where can you take a class in 8-weeks? Great Falls College, Great Falls College Facts Scavenger Hunt • Which college is named after a Ram? Little Big Horn College, Crow Agency • Which college built many of its buildings using straw bale construction? Chief Dull Knife College, Lame Deer • Which college was established 11 years before Montana became a state, and is the oldest college in Montana? Rocky Mountain College, Billings Colleges and universities are listed in this order Salish Kootenai MSU Bozeman Montana Tech University Montana, Missoula Carroll College MSU Billings Helena College UM Western MSU Northern Flathead Valley Community College City College Missoula Aaniiih Nakoda College Stone Child College City College Billings Miles Community College Fort Peck College Dawson Community College Blackfeet Community College Great Falls College Little Big Horn College Chief Dull Knife College Rocky Mountain College .
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