The tab mapper is a handy little tool that will render a guitar tab file with graphic chord diagrams displayed alongside. This comes in handy for people who just don't have every single chord shape memorized. Just plug in the web site address of a valid .tab or .crd file and hit "Go". In general, the tab mapper does a better job with printer friendly URLs. If there is more than one way to play a chord, the tab mapper will choose the most common shape. To see other fingerings, click on the chord diagram and you will be taken to the chord calculator.
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Montana Tech is home to nationally and regionally ranked programs in engineering, sciences, and health care.
The Lance College of Mines & Engineering offers top programs in engineering and other in-demand STEM fields of study.
The College of Letters, Sciences & Professional Studies is home to Montana's #1 BSN nursing program, and pre-professional health options.
The Graduate School is research-oriented, and a perfect fit for students who strive to become leaders through a master's or Ph.D. degree.
Highlands College is home to popular career-oriented 2-year and 1-year programs.
The Sherry Lesar School of Nursing boasts accolades such as Top BSN Nursing School in Montana as well as the Top RN to BSN Program in Montana.
Our admissions and financial aid representatives work to help you get the best STEM education at the most affordable price. Your representatives will get to know you, and your goals, and have a vested interest in helping you achieve them. That's probably why 90% of our undergraduates receive grants or scholarships, which are separate from loans, and do not put students into debt.
Our students graduate with less debt than other institutions. That is one of the many reasons Montana Tech is the #1 university in the state on the 2022 Forbes' Top 500 College list, which emphasizes return-on-investment. Apply today and schedule a campus visit, where you will meet with faculty and representatives who can help you plan your future.
Montana Tech is nestled along the Continental Divide, in the outdoor paradise of the Rocky Mountains, with plenty of surrounding public land to explore. You'll have the opportunity to make lifelong connections, and learn the importance of work-life balance early on. The Career Services Office will help keep you grounded with an eye on the future, with plenty of summer internship and employment opportunities.
Montana Tech is led by innovators. Research is conducted in partnership with some of the world's most respected entities, like the National Science Foundation and DEVCOM ARL laboratory. Research entities include: The Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP), the Center for Environmental Remediation and Assessment (CERA), the High Performance Computing Cluster (HPC), the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology (MBMG) and the Underground Mine Education Center (UMEC).
Founded in 1900 as the Montana State School of Mines, Montana Technological University is the leading STEM institution in the Rocky Mountain West. The University was founded to help fill the growing need for resources managers and engineers, and it has stayed true to that objective throughout its long history.
Montana Tech's programs consistently top national, regional and state rankings that measure return-on-investment or performance on professional licensure examinations. Graduates receive a high-quality STEM education, and enjoy excellent career placement rates into in-demand fields.
As Montana's STEM University, we dedicate over $1 million in scholarships annually to each incoming class.The deadline for most first-time student scholarships is January 15. The deadline for the Lance Scholars Program is February 15.
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In the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Montana Technological University is a place of purpose, home to uncommon thinking, research, innovation, and ideas. With Montana as our living laboratory, we offer a top education as a leading STEM university, with strong additional programs in nursing, health, and professional fields. What we do matters, today more than ever.
Montana Tech may be best known for engineering and the natural sciences, but we also offer established programs in business, health professions, and other fields. Explore what you can do at Tech and where we can take you.
In 1900, Montana Technological University began its journey as the Montana State School of Mines. Over the years, Montana Tech has evolved into the state's STEM University. Explore our journey and join the celebration!
The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation has awarded Highlands College of Montana Tech a $310,000 grant to support its CNA School to Work program, enabling young people to explore careers and pathways in healthcare and potentially obtain a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license through the Foundations of Healthcare Certificate.
Learn more.As holiday travel ramps up and winter storms begin sweeping across the West, the One-Stop-Shop (OSS) for Rural Traveler Information is announcing significant expansion.
Learn more.Hexagon?s Mining division has signed an agreement with Montana Technological University granting Hexagon access to the university?s Underground Mine Education Center (UMEC), including its facilities, training drifts, and specialised mining equipment.
Learn more.Famous paleontologist Dr. Jack Horner has teamed up with geologist and paleontologist (and former student) Dr. Raymond Rogers, and the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology, to publish a foundational new book, Dinosaurs of Montana (MBMG Memoir 70).
Registration to open October 27 for Montana Technological University?s Spring 2026 courses
Butte native and Montana Tech alumnus Joe McClafferty will deliver the university?s fall 2025 commencement address. McClafferty will speak on the topics of servant leadership, purpose, gratitude, leading, and aiming higher.
At Montana Tech, we?ve been making STEM cool since before anyone else even knew what it was.
Access valuable digital databases, maps, atlases, and historical journals of geological and mining resources dating back to the 1800s. Some of our valuable resources, including maps from the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology, are housed only on Montana Tech campus.
The Tech Vision Endowed Scholarship helps recruit new Orediggers and provide funds to take care of our current students. Our goal is to raise $160,000 annually to impact 50-75 students and right now gifts to Tech Vision are being matched 1:1 up to $80,000.