Here's what University of Montana actually looks for, pulled from the real admitted-student numbers — not a wish list. Use these as the bar to clear, then see where your own profile lands.
The admitted middle 50% lands at 3.0–3.7, so this is reachable with solid grades and a coherent application.
University of Montana doesn't publish a clear admitted score range. If you test well, a strong score rarely hurts at a school this selective.
Hitting these numbers gets you into the pile. It doesn't get you in. University of Montana accepts 95.9% of applicants, which means most students with the "right" GPA and scores still get turned down. Course rigor, essays, recommendations, and a clear spike are what separate admits from the rest of the qualified pool.
Want your real number instead of a range? Run your full profile and Candor estimates your odds at University of Montana, calibrated to actual outcomes.
Ranges are CDS-based estimates from recent cycles. Always confirm current requirements and test policy on University of Montana's official admissions site before you apply.