Rocky Mountain College11月 2025のための市場シェア分析

About RMC About us RMC is a small, private college that is grounded in the liberal arts tradition focused on academic success. The product of the merger of three institutions, RMC has as its heritage both liberal arts and polytechnic roots. The distinguishing characteristic of today’s Rocky Mountain College is its commitment to putting the liberal arts in action through its combination of professions-oriented programs rooted in a liberal arts core, traditional liberal arts programs, and graduate programs designed and executed to provide education over training. The College focuses on educating the whole person, elevating graduates, and serving our communities. Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Montana, is the oldest institution of higher education in the state of Montana, and some claim it is Montana’s oldest continuous business. Whether or not that is true does not change the fact that the College is rapidly approaching its sesquicentennial, which we will celebrate in 2028. Request information Rocky Mountain College Buildings on Campus Alden Hall Alden Hall was constructed in 1937. The funds for the building were raised as part of one of the many major fundraising efforts by the Eaton brothers. Alden Hall was made possible by a gift of the Alden Trust, founded by the late George Alden of Worcester, Mass. It was the last permanent structure built on the campus until the Paul M. Adams Memorial Library was built in 1959. Alden Hall served as a men’s dormitory until 1973 when it was converted to faculty offices and classrooms. Anderson Hall The students of the 1969 business management class became involved in the decision process for the creation of Anderson Hall by completing a short case study of the proposed new residence hall. The namesake for the new residence hall was Lula Jellison Anderson. Anderson was born in 1890 in Ubet, Mont., and later moved to Billings and attended Billings Polytechnic Institute. She graduated in 1911 as a member of the first graduating