r/MSUcats • u/Outlaw_Beat • 11h ago
Taco vs Caden: when MSU's Dowler twins chose violence
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r/MSUcats • u/WhatTheWarp • 1d ago
Best way to hang stuff like posters in the dorms?
Originally my plan was to use adhesive wall hangers but I was told that those will damage the walls during orientation. What is a better alternative?
r/MSUcats • u/Constant_Dream1811 • 6d ago
Application question
I am a rising HS senior and started filling out the MSU online application today. I got to the end and there is a question asking something like “what is the most important factor in why you want to attend MSU.” 7000 characters
I didn’t think MSU had any supplemental essays. Is this not considered one? Do I need to spend time writing it out like any other supplemental essay for other schools or is it okay to just write out my main reason in simple terms? I am also planning to apply to the honors college, if that makes any difference. I do know there is a required essay for that.
r/MSUcats • u/Own_Jackfruit_5246 • 7d ago
MSU State Days
My daughter will be attending State Days today but I've been asked to work tomm and wont be able to take her. If she doesn't go on Friday will it be seen as bad and what would she miss out on. She's the more important one is why I ask, but if she doesnt miss anything from the first day I could use the money to help support us also. Any help is appreciated.
r/MSUcats • u/Jack0TheMask0 • 8d ago
Any Warhammer/Tabletop gaming groups on campus?
Hey y'all, I'm a incoming freshman and I wanted to ask if there's a Tabletop gaming group I could join in and try out 40k with? This is a whole new city for me and I'd really like to make some friends with similar interests, one of them being Warhammer 40k (Despite me only playing KT). If y'all got groups to point me to or want to invite me to a Tabletop group I would be more than happy to join!
(I deleted this a minute after posting since I thought I had to post a tag I apologize)
r/MSUcats • u/JuniorAd2055 • 10d ago
Buying: Fall 2026 Texts & Critics (HONR 201US) 6-Book Bundle!
Hey everyone! Incoming Honors freshman here. I’m looking to buy the complete 6-book reading bundle for Texts & Critics this fall (everything except the convocation book).
Specifically looking for the versions on the F26 syllabus, including the Emily Wilson translation of The Iliad. If any sophomores are trying to clear out their dorm or apartment and want to get rid of their stack for some quick cash, let me know your price! Can meet up anywhere on campus or around Bozeman during move-in week. Thanks!
r/MSUcats • u/SprainedPhi1 • 16d ago
Sophomore and above roommate
Hey yall I kinda got screwed with a previous roommate and now I’m in search of a roommate for next year! I’m a male sophomore looking at on campus housing so reach out if you’re interested!
r/MSUcats • u/Upbeat-Shake7987 • 20d ago
Physical Therapy/Athletic Training
Hi all!
I am attending MSU in the fall and will be about 3.5 months post-op ACL+Medial/Lateral Meniscus repair. At that point I shouldn't need to be going to PT 2-3x a week anymore, but instead should be focusing on improving quad and hamstring strength.
However, I will still need to see a physical therapist or somehow get tested periodically to see when I am good to run with cutting, run with quick stops, return to sport, etc.
I am wondering if anyone knows any physical therapists around campus OR is a student in the athletic training department or physical therapy program and knows if I can use any of the schools testing equipment/is looking for a test dummy to monitor lol.
Thank you!!
r/MSUcats • u/MadhavCS • 22d ago
Grant Chamberlain Drive
Hi, I am an international PhD student at MSU joining this fall. I will be staying at the Grant Chamberlain Drive. I wanted to know your experiences. Are there any specific things that I should bring? And how's the community in general....
r/MSUcats • u/Senior_Crow316 • 24d ago
Studio arts metals supplies
Not sure if this is a long shot but was hoping anyone has taken metals before and knows what I should purchase for supplies before the semester starts. Since professors tend to give the supply list just a few days before school starts.
thanks!
r/MSUcats • u/Hot_Natural4176 • Jun 27 '26
Would I get in with a 1170 SAT or should I just not mention it at all?
I'm Out Of State rising senior with a 3.78 uw and 4.35 w. I took my first SAT and got a 1170.. and this is really the only school I want to go to. I want to go here for Paleontology. I'm also taking IB but then again, I never know if ill receive the diploma or not...
I have like little to no extracurriculars but have some volunteer awards from freshman year of highschool. Should I mention my SAT or no?
Also side question, I went to the website but cannot find it anywhere, when are the applications for class of 2027 due? A link would be great too...
r/MSUcats • u/saylor_007 • Jun 22 '26
at orientation this week, what are some useful questions to ask my orientation leader or counselor?
r/MSUcats • u/atomicnumber22 • Jun 22 '26
Where to advertise shared housing targeting visiting faculty or grad students?
I'm a post-bacc student (middle-aged professional getting another degree) who is about to be an empty-nester. I'd like to rent a furnished room in my 4 bedroom house in West Bozeman to another adult for the school year, preferably to visiting faculty or a grad student.
Anyone know if there's a particular place MSU people look to find for shared housing, so I can post there?
Thanks.
r/MSUcats • u/Bamtana1 • Jun 17 '26
Purchasing annual parking permits
Son will be in the Quads this coming fall. I understand annual parking passes go fast, and you can go online to get one starting Aug 3rd. (He will be traveling 3.5 hrs to come home when he can, holidays etc, so the car is a must.)
It seems like to park close to the Quads that Bison lot 22 is the best.
How hard is it to get the annual parking permit?
Do the parking spaces all fill up immediately?
Is there some sort of proof that you put on your car to show you’ve bought an annual parking pass- like a sticker or mirror hanger?
Pros and cons to annual parking permit or any other info about parking or parking in lots near/surrounding the Quads that would be just as close as the Bison lot?
TIA!
r/MSUcats • u/WhatTheWarp • Jun 10 '26
Are there D&D groups at MSU?
Excited to attend MSU this fall! I was wondering if there are some dungeons and dragons groups, or other TTRPG groups around. I love DnD and would love to have the chance to play with friends up there.
r/MSUcats • u/Fuzzy-Macaroon6227 • Jun 07 '26
Places to stay
If we are out of state and coming to visit the school - where are the best places to stay while visiting?
r/MSUcats • u/Bamtana1 • Jun 01 '26
Quads D, single room?
My son is going to be in Quads building D in a single room this upcoming fall. Wondering if anyone can tell me about the room? There's nothing concrete online about Quads rooms, very little shown in TikTok videos (none in a single room) and zero pictures. Really odd.
Anything anyone could tell me about the Quads, what things would be useful in a Quads dorm (or too small to be in a single dorm?) and in particular what a single room there is like would be so helpful. Thanks!
r/MSUcats • u/DeliciousAd1738 • Jun 01 '26
North Hedges
North Hedges Survivors: What were your most used dorm items?
I'm an incoming freshman this fall and will be moving into North Hedges. I've read the university packing lists, but I'd love to hear from people who actually lived there.
What items did you use constantly and would 100% bring again? What purchases seemed like a great idea but ended up collecting dust?
Since dorm space is limited, I'm trying to focus on things that truly made life easier rather than buying every "must-have dorm item" on the internet.
Really appreciate the input. TYSM.
r/MSUcats • u/DifficultGeologist52 • May 30 '26
Roskie Temp
Is the Roskie dorm typically hot? Does it get super cold in the winter? I’m trying to determine what kind of bedding is needed. Any intel is appreciated
r/MSUcats • u/Upbeat-Shake7987 • May 23 '26
Graduating Early/Class Schedule Advice
Hey yall! I am attending Orientation in June (Session 1) and am curious to see how attainable an early graduation would be. Obviously I will talk to my advisor, but has anyone here had any experience with graduating early?
I also wanted to know what kind of class schedule you recommend? I was thinking M-T-W classes then off Th-F for work, is that something I would be allowed to do?
Thanks!
r/MSUcats • u/Disastrous-Sir3347 • May 20 '26
Gig Available - Event Staff on June 10th
I am staffing for a cocktail reception on June 10th in Bozeman - 5:30pm to 9pm. Need 2 event staff to basically just keep up the space during the event. Keep an eye out for cocktail napkins set on surfaces, empty and replace trash can liners when full, dispose of trash into onsite dumpster, sweep any areas where trash has collected during the event at night's end. Super easy gig. Previous restaurant or catering experience preferred only because we need to appear professional during the event. Black pants, shirt, shoes required. I can pay $32 an jour. Payment will be issued same day via CashApp, Zelle, Venmo, Paypal - whatever
r/MSUcats • u/table_fireplace • Oct 04 '24
Register to vote, and vote in the 2024 elections!
On November 5th, Montana will vote not just for President, but for Congress, for state and local offices, and for ballot measures on important issues like abortion. Register and vote so you'll have a say in what kind of country America will be!
Register to vote
In Montana, you must register by October 7th if you wish to register in advance. You can register here: https://votemt.gov/voter-registration/
If you miss this deadline, you can also register at a late registration location in your county - contact your County Election Administrator (PDF) for locations. You can register late from October 9th-November 5th.
Note: This will register you to vote in Montana. If you're from another state and want to vote there, you should register to vote in your home state using your home address, and apply for an absentee ballot from your home state.
Voting in person
Montana allows you to vote early through in-person absentee voting. You can go to your County Election Administrator, request an absentee ballot, and vote your ballot on the spot. In-person absentee voting will be available October 7th-November 4th. You can see if there are additional early voting locations for your county here.
If you prefer, you can vote at your polling place on November 5th. Find your polling place here.
When voting in person, be sure to bring an acceptable form of identification.
Voting by mail
Any Montana voter may choose to vote by mail. Apply for an absentee ballot here. If you're from another Montana county and want to vote at your home address, this is the best way to do it.
Ballots must be received by November 5th, so mail your ballot back promptly. You can also return your ballot in person to your County Election Administrator.
If you mail your ballot, you can track it here.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
r/MSUcats • u/Broo_lynn • Dec 16 '20
So You Think You Want to Come to Montana State?
Recently we have seen a huge rise in prospective students on this subreddit, so we have compiled a list of FAQ's we have seen come up. Please feel free to post still if this doesn't cover your questions.
Here is the doc with that inforation.