Tribal land-grant community college on the Blackfeet reservation integrating culture with contemporary education.
Blackfeet Community College offers associate degree and certificate programs across multiple disciplines including Nursing, Business, Education, Human Services, Liberal Studies, Math and Science, and Piikani Studies. The college integrates Blackfeet culture and language throughout its curriculum, with a commitment to preparing students for higher education, meaningful employment, and community engagement. Programs are designed to serve the unique educational needs of the Blackfeet Nation and surrounding communities.
The campus is located on the south end of Browning, adjacent to Highways 2 and 89, comprising 13 buildings dedicated to administration, student services, academics, vocational education, and the Medicine Spring Library. Student support services include mental health and peer support, IT help desk, online learning support, and accommodations for students with disabilities. The college emphasizes cultural events and ceremonies integrated into campus life, creating a supportive learning community rooted in Blackfeet traditions.
The college welcomes recent high school graduates, returning students, and those seeking to deepen their connection to Blackfeet culture and knowledge. Admissions staff work with prospective students and families to help them make informed decisions about degree and course selection. The college offers online application, campus tours, and personalized enrollment support through its Admissions office.
BFCC's mission is to provide access to quality educational programs that prepare students for achievement in higher education, meaningful employment, and continuing education while integrating Blackfeet culture and language. The college is guided by core values including the Blackfeet Way of Knowing, leadership, respect, living in a good way, commitment, acceptance of all individuals, and happy living.