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American Indian Students at Rocky
Rocky Mountain College has a diverse student body. The largest single sector of minority and international students are American Indians. From sixteen tribal nations, the American Indian students comprise 8% of the Rocky student body. American Indian students choose Rocky for specific fields of study that include education, computer science, applied management, health and biological sciences and psychology. A majority of the students are transfers from the tribal colleges in Montana and Wyoming; the RMC Tribal Colleges Transfer Guide helps make this transfer a seamless process.

Marie Lopez and her son
Marie Lopez and her son
American Indian Graduates
Since 1990, Rocky Mountain College has graduated 135 American Indian people. More than 70 of the graduates from the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation of northern Montana have returned to teach in local schools, head agencies and start private businesses.

Janine Pease, D. Ed.
Vice President
American Indian Affairs
peasej@rocky.edu

Carolyn Pease-Lopez
Coordinator
American Indian Student Services Program
lopezc@rocky.edu

Rocky Mountain College
Box #57
1511 Poly Drive
Billings, Montana 59102


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