Little Big Horn College

Basic Stats

Costs

Career Pathways offered by institution

• Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, Arts, A/V Technology and Communication, Business Management, Design & Construction, Education, Finance, Health Professions, Human Services, Information Technology, STEM, Transportation, Other Specialized Programs

Academic Programs

Associate of Arts in Business Administration
Business Administration
Small Business Management
Associate of Arts in Crow Studies
Crow Studies
Native American Studies
Associates of Arts in Education
Elementary Education
Early Childhood Education
Associate of Arts in Human Services
Human Services
Addiction Studies
Psychology
Associate of Applied in Science in Information Systems
Information Technology
Associates of Science in Mathematics
Mathematics
Pre-Engineering
Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts
Associate of Arts in Directed Individualized Studies
Associate of Science
Science: Community Health
Science: Environmental Health
Science: Natural Resources-Environmental Science
Science: Tribal Natural Resources-Environmental Science
Science: Biology
Science: Pre-Medical
Science: Life Science/Pre-Nursing
Agriculture: Rangeland Ecology and Management
Agriculture: Livestock Management (PILOT PRO-GRAM)
One Year Certificate:
Highway Construction
CDL Training
Education: Early Childhood
Crow Studies: Tribal Management
Information Systems: Information Technology Assistant
Information Systems: Office Assistant

Dates to Remember

• Please visit: www.lbhc.edu webpage for dates and deadlines.

Deadlines

Student Life & Community

• Academic Advising is done by faculty.
• Free tutoring for all students through Title III and Student Success Center.
• Student organizations include: Student Government, American Indian Business Leaders, American Indian Higher Education Consortium, American Indian Science and Engineering Society, Biiluuka Alaaxuuche LBHC Indian Club, Rodeo Club, and Range Club.
• The Health & Wellness Center offers a state of the art work out facility that includes regulation collegiate size basketball and volleyball courts, Cardio-Physical Conditioning, Strength and Power Training, and Group Fitness rooms.
• Transportation, childcare, and financial aid are available.

Campus Visit

All are welcome to visit our Little Big Horn College campus, tours are scheduled according to the visitors date and time requests.

Campus Orientation

Beginning of each semester: Fall, Spring and Summer, a one or two day orientations is scheduled for new students planning to enroll.

Highlights

• LBHC offers an Associate’s degree in Crow Studies which includes Crow language and culture courses.
• The LBHC Library is one of the few tribal colleges that houses an Archives collection. The LBHC Archives strives to preserve the culture and history of the Crow Indians through the preservation of historical manuscripts, personal papers, official reports, institutional records, photographs, and audiovisual recordings on the historical and contemporary life of the Crow Indian people.

Important Things To Know

• LBHC has a First-Year Experience Program which all first-time freshman participate in. The First-Year Experience Coordinator provides academic advising, offers a study skills course, monitors student progress, class attendance and connects students with tutoring and appropriate student support services.
• LBHC has an open admission policy. This means all persons who are graduates of accredited high schools or have received GED Certificates are eligible for admission.
• LBHC is a federal Land Grant Institution and through that designation the college has become a center for community programs that include: USDA Tribal Colleges Education Equity Grant, Land Grant Extension Service, Youth and Agricultural Development, Land Grant Extension, and a Green House Project.
• LBHC was chartered by the Crow Tribe of Indians in 1980, for the educational and vocational advancement of Crow tribal members in career areas that reflect the developing economic opportunities and social needs of the Crow Indian Nation.
• LBHC’s commitment is to our Crow Indian community. LBHC strives to meet the needs of our students and community for education and training and to preserve and protect the Crow culture and language.
• The LBHC Library can be accessed by student and faculty and also serves as the Crow tribal public library. The library houses a children’s collection and the Crow Indian Historical & Cultural Archives Collection.