Best Christian Colleges in Montana 2025

Badge for BEST IN MONTANA CHRISTIAN COLLEGES

By Dr. James Barham
Reviewed By Jenn Finley

Updated: Oct 3, 2024

Key Takeaways

The 3 Christian colleges in our ranking have small student bodies and more opportunity to interact with faculty.
Attending a Christian college in Montana allows students to learn about and practice their faith while receiving an excellent education.
Students studying at a Christian college in Montana are still eligible for financial aid as long as the school is regionally accredited.

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Best Christian Colleges in Montana in 2025

Rocky Mountain College
University of Providence
+1
Carroll College
–1

2025 Ranking Update

Our Influence Ranking Engine™ leverages machine learning to track the real-world influence of colleges and universities over time. Below you’ll see which schools gained or lost ground for the 2025 school year.

The University of Providence gained 1 spot in our ranking of the best Christian colleges in Montana for 2025.

The following list of the best Christian schools consists entirely of colleges and universities that offer four-year undergraduate degrees. We’ve identified 3 Christian colleges in Montana. In order to be included in this ranking list of best Christian colleges and universities, a school must self-identify as Christian, be fully accredited, and offer a broad range of bachelor degree programs.

How do we determine Montana's best Christian colleges and universities?

Methodology

The people affiliated with a school are ultimately what make it great! If you are serious about finding the best colleges and universities for a bachelor’s degree, you should be asking where the most influential professors are teaching and whether their graduates are themselves advancing the school’s reputation for academic excellence in their fields of study.

Most ranking sites rely on an opaque combination of reputation surveys and arbitrary performance metrics. Concentrated Influence provides a ranking that is freer from bias, insulated from manipulation, and reflective of real-world educational outcomes.

To rank the influence of schools, we first determine the influence of scholars and professionals based on the number of citations and publications they have had over the past 10 years. In addition to publications and citations, we consider the web links to and from these sources, and the page views of those sources. We then match the influential people to their alma maters and institutions of employment, so that their influence is attributed to those schools. Our machine-learning Influence Ranking algorithm produces a numerical score of academic achievements, merits, and citations across Wikipedia, wikidata, Crossref, Semantic Scholar and an ever-growing body of data. If you are interested in exploring how and why we rank by influence, explore our methodology in more depth.