Undergraduate Certificate in Gerontology

In the Gerontology program at Montana State, students study the social, psychological, cognitive and biological aspects of aging. Through a series of courses specifically focused on issues in aging, Gerontology students gain the knowledge and skills for working with older adults and their families. The Gerontology certificate is comprised of 15 credits.

International Students Graduating from U.S. or Canadian High Schools
International applicants who attended high school in the United States would usually be required to submit SAT or ACT scores. We require official test score sent directly from the testing service.

SAT school code: 4488
ACT school code: 2420
Non-degree-seeking Students
International undergraduates interested in taking a limited number of courses at MSU without pursuing a degree may apply for one year of non-degree status. Applicants must submit the following:

A letter of intent outlining educational objectives, purpose of study, and specific terms and dates of attendance at MSU
Review and provide the required documents for financial capability as listed on our Costs page