Last Updated: Jun 02, 2026 at 9:48pm
Stone Child College
8294 Upper Box Elder Road
Box Elder, MT 59521
United States
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Institution Overview
Stone Child College – Step Into Your FutureLocated on the beautiful Rocky Boy Reservation in Montana, home of the Chippewa Cree Tribe, Stone Child College is one of the most affordable community colleges in northern Montana. Established in 1984, the college provides quality educational opportunities while preserving and promoting Chippewa Cree culture and heritage.
With an estimated 250–300 students each semester, Stone Child College offers small class sizes, personalized attention, and a welcoming learning environment where students are treated like family. Our friendly, family-oriented staff and faculty are dedicated to supporting your academic success every step of the way.
Students benefit from affordable tuition, multiple financial aid opportunities, degree and certificate programs, and a supportive community focused on helping you achieve your educational and career goals. Stone Child College is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and serves the Rocky Boy community and surrounding areas.
Come apply at Stone Child College today and start building your future!
www.stonechild.edu
Small Classes. Affordable Education. Family-Oriented Support. Your Future Starts Here.
Basic Stats
Type: In-State College / University
Enrollment: 250-300 per semester
Student-Faculty Ratio: 10-15
Affiliations:
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Official school colors:
Blue, Silver, White
Blue, Silver, White
Costs
In-State Tuition By Credit: $90
Out-Of-State Cost By Credit: $130
In-State Tuition Cost Per Year: $0
Out-Of-State Cost Per Year: $0
Books & Supplies Per Year: $0
Room & Board Per Year: $0
Application Fee: $0
Ask us about our featured departments
TRIO - Student Support Services
TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) at Stone Child College is a federally funded program designed to help eligible students stay in college, succeed academically, graduate, and transfer to four-year institutions. The program provides academic, financial, personal, and life skills support to students who are:
first-generation
low-income
students with disabilities
first-generation
low-income
students with disabilities
Career Pathways offered by institution
• Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, Business Management, Education, Health Professions, Human Services, Information Technology, Marketing, Other Specialized ProgramsAcademic Programs
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMSEarly Childhood Education
Elementary Education
– Licensure Requirement
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE PROGRAMS
General Studies:
Cree Language
Liberal Arts
Math
Native American Studies
Studio Arts
Teacher Education:
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Human Services
Addiction Studies
Rural Public Health
Science
Allied Health
General Science
Cybersecurity & Data Privacy
Business
General Business
Office Administration
Computer Science
Information Systems
Natural Resource Studies
Natural Resource/Geospatial Technology
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS
Native American Art with Emphasis on Chippewa Cree Art
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Accounting
Building Trades
General Education Studies
Information Management
Native American Art with Emphasis on Chippewa Cree Art
Pre-Engineering
Pre-Nursing
Rural Public Health
ENDORSEMENTS
Certified Nursing Assistant
– Licensure Requirement
Historical Trauma
Peer Mentoring
Deadlines
Priority Application Deadline: FAFSA Applications
Priority Financial Aid Deadline: AICF and TCU Applications
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AcademicsWhat degree and certificate programs are offered?
Are classes offered online, in person, or both?
What are the average class sizes?
How many credits can transfer to a four-year university?
What academic support services are available for students?
Cost & Financial Aid
How much is tuition and fees per semester?
What financial aid programs are available?
Are there scholarships specifically for Chippewa Cree students or tribal members?
What work-study opportunities are available?
How can I apply for financial aid?
Student Support
What tutoring services are offered?
Is academic advising available?
What resources are available for first-generation college students?
How does the college help students stay on track to graduate?
What support is available for student parents?
Campus & Community
What is student life like at Stone Child College?
What clubs, organizations, and cultural activities are available?
How does the college incorporate Chippewa Cree culture into education?
What makes Stone Child College different from other colleges in Montana?
How does the college support a family-oriented learning environment?
Career & Transfer Opportunities
What jobs do graduates typically pursue?
Does the college help students find internships or employment?
Which universities have transfer agreements with Stone Child College?
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Institution Contacts
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Last Updated: Jun 02, 2026 at 9:48pm