Which university is better: Montana State University or Wright State University?

To decide between Green River College Bachelor of Science in Nursing or Montana State University depends on the personal preferences. Green River College offers, the 2-year Associates Degree in nursing (ADN) and 4-year Bachelors in Science in nursing (BSN) through a collaboration agreement with the University of Washington. This means that it boasts of 90% pass rate in the NCLEX-RN examination. The cost of attending the University is about INR 17.5 Lacs per annum, that is still much less than Montana State University. Additionally, Green River College has smaller class sizes, with a student-to-faculty ratio of 15:1, though this enables providing more focused attention to the users.

Yes, Green River College is generally more affordable than Montana State University for tuition and associated costs. For international students, Green River College's annual tuition is approximately $11,553, with an estimated total yearly cost of $22,800, including living expenses. In contrast, Montana State University has tuition and fees averaging $31,337 per year for out-of-state students, with additional living costs that vary depending on accommodations.

Green River College is particularly cost-effective for students starting at a community college level, making it a good choice for budget-conscious students aiming to transfer later to a university for a four-year degree.

Montana State University ensures that the students are offered highly nutritious and healthy diet at the university. MSU offers high-quality food with a variety to suit the convenience of the students. MSU offers more than 12,000 meals per day. Moreover, Montana State University has been nationally recognised by the National Association of College & University Food Services. Chick-fil-A and Grubhub are some eateries readily available on the University’s campus. Students can also satisfy their sweet tooth through the variety of dessert options such as Banana bread, black forest brownies, and others available to students at Hapner Hall.

Montana State University offers the Presidential Scholarship along with the merit-based scholarship to international students. The Presidential Scholarship is MSU’s most distinguished academic award focusing primarily on the scholastic achievement, demonstrated leadership, and unique personal qualities of the students. The scholarship offers an annual tuition waiver and a generous stipend along with other additional incentives for each of four years at the University. Freshers with a high-school GPA of 3.7 or higher are eligible for the President’s scholarship. The applications for the 2025 Presidential Scholarship are now closed & will re-open in October.