ChildCare Grant

Did you know that 1 in 5 college students are also parents? The Annie E. Casey Foundation reports that student parents “account for a significant portion of the undergraduate population in the United States and face unique challenges as they pursue an education, work toward a career and raise a family.” Graduate students also make up a significant portion of student parents on campuses around the country. 

When student parents - whether undergraduate or graduate - are supported, they are able to stay in school, complete their degree, and enter the workforce. 

Click below to learn more about childcare tuition support and other on and off campus resources for student parents at Montana State University.

 

MSU Students CCAMPIS Grant

MSU Students CCAMPIS Grant

The Child Care Access Means Parents in School (CCAMPIS) grant is a federally funded program through the U.S. Department of Education, supporting student parents with child care assistance.

Students Raising Children (SRC)

Students Raising Children (SRC)

Students Raising Children (SRC) is a student organization at MSU that supports those balancing school and parenting, providing community and resources for their unique needs.

Student Wellness

Student Wellness

Wellness resources support student parents on and off campus. The Student Wellness Center offers recreation, counseling, and health services, while community support is available through agencies like HRDC, THRIVE, and United Way.