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Stone Child College is one of the seven public 4-year colleges in Montana. The campus is located in a rural area, in Box Elder.
The college offers degrees and certificates for students looking to pursue higher education. Stone Child College's mission statement is "to provide quality educational opportunities that will prepare our graduates for living, working and serving responsibly."

Stone Child College is a public college with a rural campus in Box Elder, Montana. The school's main focus is on education and training of the workforce for Eastern Montana.

Stone Child College is a public 4-year college, located in Box Elder. Over 550 students are enrolled at the school this year and 29% of them graduate in less than four years. The Stone Child College's tuition for 2017-2018 was $1,820 with fees of $825.

Stone Child College is a public four-year college located in Box Elder. It offers undergraduate and graduate degrees, along with certificate programs. The school was founded in 1909 as the Stone County Normal School and had its first graduating class of six students in 1912.
The campus is situated on 300 acres, which includes a nature preserve.
Students have access to various student organizations, clubs, sports teams, and other activities such as the annual "Dakota Days" celebration every September featuring Dakota culture education events for children.
There are five buildings on campus: Anderson Hall (classrooms), Dunbar Gymnasium (gymnasium), Pappas Library (library).

Stone Child College is a public 4-year college in Box Elder, Montana. Stone Child College strives to provide quality education for the people of Eastern Montana and Northern Wyoming. The campus offers traditional classrooms, computer labs, library facilities, and a gymnasium with an indoor swimming pool.
Stone Child College's mission is to create lifelong learners who are engaged citizens in their communities through innovative teaching practices that promote student success in diverse environments.

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School Name: Stone Child College
Stone Child College is one of the seven public 4-year colleges in Montana. The campus is located in a rural area, in Box Elder.
The college offers degrees and certificates for students looking to pursue higher education. Stone Child College's mission statement is "to provide quality educational opportunities that will prepare our graduates for living, working and serving responsibly."
Stone Child College is a public college with a rural campus in Box Elder, Montana. The school's main focus is on education and training of the workforce for Eastern Montana.
Stone Child College is a public 4-year college, located in Box Elder. Over 550 students are enrolled at the school this year and 29% of them graduate in less than four years. The Stone Child College's tuition for 2017-2018 was $1,820 with fees of $825.
Stone Child College is a public four-year college located in Box Elder. It offers undergraduate and graduate degrees, along with certificate programs. The school was founded in 1909 as the Stone County Normal School and had its first graduating class of six students in 1912.
The campus is situated on 300 acres, which includes a nature preserve.
Students have access to various student organizations, clubs, sports teams, and other activities such as the annual "Dakota Days" celebration every September featuring Dakota culture education events for children.
There are five buildings on campus: Anderson Hall (classrooms), Dunbar Gymnasium (gymnasium), Pappas Library (library).
Stone Child College is a public 4-year college in Box Elder, Montana. Stone Child College strives to provide quality education for the people of Eastern Montana and Northern Wyoming. The campus offers traditional classrooms, computer labs, library facilities, and a gymnasium with an indoor swimming pool.
Stone Child College's mission is to create lifelong learners who are engaged citizens in their communities through innovative teaching practices that promote student success in diverse environments.

Location: United States, Montana
Number Of Students: 554
Acceptance Rate: 100%