FAQs
Yes, the National Science Foundation requires all REU participants to be a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident.
Yes, applicants must be at least 18 years of age so that they can perform laboratory-based research.
No, it is free to apply for this REU program.
Yes, the priority deadline is March 10th, 2025. Applications will be accepted until March 14th 2025, but application by the priority deadline ensure complete consideration.
Students will be informed of admission starting March 17th, 2025 and will continue to be admitted until the end of the month. Students who have been selected will be notified by March 21st. Program applicants must accept or decline by no later than Wednesday March 26th.
Students at Montana Tech are welcome to apply; however, a majority of those accepted into this program will come from smaller institutions that have a lower level of research activity.
Seniors are welcome to apply; however, preference will be given to students in the earlier stages of their academic training.
No, the program will start on May 26, 2025 with a targeted move-in date of May 25, 2025 for those who will be living on campus.
Participants will be provided with free on-campus housing, in a dormitory that is within walking distance to the research laboratories.
Dining options are available in limited capacity on campus during the summer, with numerous restaurants located within a short walking or driving distance. A meal stipend is provided to give students flexibility to decide where they would like to dine.
It is possible to bring a car with you to campus. A campus parking tag may be required.
You are not required to live on campus, but it is recommended. On campus housing is provided as part of the program, while off campus housing is not eligible for program support.
Please contact the administrators of this program, Prof. Brian St Clair, at bstclair@mtech.edu with any questions regarding this REU program.