Fort Peck Community College

Fort Peck Community College (FPCC) stands as a beacon of educational opportunity, proudly chartered by the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes. More than just an institution, FPCC was established with a profound mission: to provide essential post-secondary education and vital community services directly within its home communities. This dedication ensures that tribal members have accessible pathways to higher learning without having to leave their reservations, fostering local growth and development.

The college's journey began in 1978 when the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes made the visionary decision to create their own institution. This foundational step addressed a critical need for localized educational opportunities. A significant milestone followed in December 1991 when FPCC achieved accreditation from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, solidifying its commitment to academic excellence and rigorous standards. Further recognition came in 1994 when it was designated a land-grant college, joining 31 other tribal colleges in this distinguished status.

At FPCC, the student experience is deeply rooted in community and cultural relevance. Prospective students will find an environment dedicated to their success, offering programs designed to meet the unique needs and aspirations of the tribal nations it serves. Whether seeking a degree for career advancement or engaging in services that uplift the community, FPCC provides a supportive and empowering space where education directly translates into opportunities for personal and collective betterment right within the Fort Peck Reservation.