Hello students and staff,
IT offices are located on the BCC campus in the Southwind lodge and The Muskrat lodge buildings.
Here is the help line for IT support 406-845-5807
or you can also e-mail any of the IT staff for help.
techsupport@bfcc.edu
Thank you
Enrollment Management Services is a one-stop shop for all your enrollment needs, including applying for admissions, registering for classes, getting a transcript, applying for courses, understanding financial aid, and all the steps to begin your student journey.
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is here to assist you and make handling the business side of things as easy and seamless as possible so you can focus on what matters—getting the most out of your enrollment experience at Blackfeet Community College.
For the academic Calendar for Spring 2025, click here. 2025 BFCC Academic Calendar.pdf
Admission is where you start the process of entry to Blackfeet Community College, to start your future! BFCC has an open enrollment policy; without regard to race, color, sex, religion, nationality, national origin, veteran status, or disability. The age requirement is sixteen years of age.
The admissions office must receive all documents prior to registration. Please mail, email, or hand-deliver documents:
Blackfeet Community College
Attn: Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 819
Browning, MT 59417
Email: admissions@bfcc.edu
Fax:406-338-3776
Physical Address 504 SE Boundary ST, Browning, MT 59417
At BFCC, we believe a great education should be accessible for everyone. That's why the BFCC Financial Aid Office is dedicated to helping you and your family afford college. We're here to make your educational dreams a reality, offering support in several key areas:
Please don't hesitate to reach out! If you have any questions about financial aid, contact us directly at fin_aid@bfcc.edu. We're genuinely here to support you with all your financial aid needs.
The Office of the Registrar supports the College’s academic mission and maintains the official academic records for all students who have or are attending BFCC.
The office administers academic services by providing transcripts, letters of certification, registration for classes, course closures, drop/adds - course withdrawals, instructor withdrawals, and general academic information. The office maintains and updates academic records, interprets and applies academic policies, and certifies eligibility for Certificate, Associate, and BSN degrees.
registrar@bfcc.edu
Q. Who should apply for financial aid?
Everyone should apply, regardless of whether they think they are eligible.
Q. How do I get financial aid?
A. The FAFSA is required annually for both federal and institutional aid. Private aid applications vary, but some may require the FAFSA to help determine need.
Q. What is the Federal Pell Grant?
A. The Pell Grant is the largest federal grant program offered to undergraduates. The Pell Grant is a federal grant for low-income undergraduates, as determined by the FAFSA, and doesn't usually require repayment. It's the largest of its kind. For more information, refer to the Federal Student Aid website. www.fafsa.gov
Use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form to apply for college or graduate school financial aid.
FAFSA® Deadlines: Many states and colleges set priority deadlines by which you must submit the FAFSA form to be considered for their aid programs. There is also a federal deadline each academic year.
American Indian College fund Scholarship for BFCC!
The Cobell Scholarship; Indigenous Education, Inc.
American Indian Education Foundation
Formerly American Indian Graduate Center