The Montgomery Campus of BridgeValley Community and Technical College has the following characteristics:

Basic Information:

Nature: It is a public community and technical college campus.

Scale: It is a small college with a small number of undergraduate students, about 435 full-time undergraduates, and 727 part-time undergraduates. The proportion of undergraduates over 25 years old is about 21%.

Academic Programs:

Rich Majors: It offers a variety of associate degree and certificate programs covering multiple fields, such as business management, engineering technology, health-related majors, humanities, etc. For example, in engineering technology, there are majors such as civil engineering technology, electrical engineering technology, and mechanical engineering technology; health-related majors include dental hygiene, medical administrative assistant, respiratory therapy, etc.; business management includes administrative management, management information systems, etc.

Teaching Quality: Some majors adopt a practical teaching model, focusing on cultivating students' practical operation ability and professional skills, and preparing students to work in related fields after graduation. The school maintains cooperation with local enterprises and institutions to provide students with internship and employment opportunities.

Faculty: A professional faculty with rich teaching experience and expertise who can provide high-quality teaching and guidance to students (although the Montgomery campus is not explicitly mentioned, it can be inferred that the faculty of the entire college applies to all campuses).

Tuition and Financial Aid:

Low tuition: The financial burden on students is relatively small. In-state tuition is $4,682 per year, out-of-state tuition is $11,148 per year, and there is also a $450 full-time student fee.

Lots of financial aid: About 90% of students can receive financial aid, with an average annual amount of aid of $8,184, which helps to reduce students' financial pressure and enable more students to have the opportunity to receive education.

Campus Facilities:

Teaching Facilities: Equipped with modern teaching equipment and laboratories to meet the learning needs of students from different majors. For example, students majoring in engineering technology can use advanced engineering laboratories and equipment for practical operations.

Learning Space: There are learning places such as libraries and learning centers to provide students with a good learning environment.

Geographic location and transportation: Located in Montgomery, West Virginia, the address is 619 2nd Avenue, with convenient transportation, which is convenient for students' daily travel and study life.

Student support services:

Academic counseling: Provide students with academic counseling and counseling services to help students develop study plans, choose courses, and solve problems encountered in the learning process.

Career guidance: There is an employment service center to provide students with career planning, internship arrangements, employment recommendations and other services to help students enter the workplace smoothly (it can be inferred that the Montgomery campus also has similar services).