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Transferring credits in Montana

Montana has no statewide credit-transfer guarantee, so transfer is decided school by school. Confirm with the receiving college before relying on any credit - GAO found students lose about 37% of credits transferring between public institutions, which is the assumption our savings estimate uses.

What dual enrollment costs in Montana

Montana University System Dual Enrollment — One-Two-Free

Free

A student's first two dual enrollment courses (up to six credits) are tuition free under One-Two-Free; the MUS also waives fees for dual enrollment students. Beyond that, additional courses are charged at the dual enrollment tuition rate of 50% of two-year resident tuition, a per-credit dollar amount that varies by campus and was not published on this page. Textbooks and course-specific fees (labs, etc.) are NOT covered; students who demonstrate hardship may apply for a scholarship to cover tuition on additional courses.

Who can enroll. Must be enrolled in a Montana school district, be between the ages of 16-19 and/or have junior/senior standing, and have successfully completed the required classes at their grade level and be on track to graduate within four years. The benefit applies at Montana University System campuses (dual enrollment through MUS two-year and affiliated campuses), delivered either as Early College courses on a college campus or online, or as Concurrent Enrollment courses taught in the high school by a qualified high school teacher.

Anchored on 9 public colleges in Montana · verified 2026-07-31.

Course-by-course lookup

Montana has dual-enrollment pricing and transfer policy on this page, but no published course-by-course matrix we can search yet. We do not invent equivalents.

Official portal: MUS CCN (100% of courses) + core

Source: MUS CCN (100% of courses) + core · verified 2026-07-29