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University of Montana break dates 2026-27
At University of Montana, Thanksgiving Break runs Nov 21 to 29, Winter Break runs Dec 17 to Jan 11, and Spring Break runs Mar 13 to 21.
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Nov 21 to 29, 2026Add to Google Calendar
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Dec 17 to Jan 11Add to Google Calendar
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Mar 13 to 21, 2027Add to Google Calendar
Official source: University of Montana academic calendar (umt.edu).
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How University of Montana's breaks compare
- University of Montana gives students the whole week of Thanksgiving off (Nov 21 to 29), like 25% of US colleges on BreakShare.
- Winter break is 26 days, 5 days shorter than the typical US college (31 days). 23% of colleges have a shorter one. Compare winter breaks
- Spring break (Mar 13 to 21) falls in a week when 33% of colleges start spring break. See the spring break calendar
Off at the same time as nearby schools
- Montana Technological University 90 mi
Both off Nov 21 to 26, Dec 17 to Jan 10, Mar 13 to 21 (40 days in common). - Carroll College 94 mi
Both off Nov 25 to 29, Dec 18 to Jan 11, Mar 13 to 21 (39 days in common).
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Same spring break as University of Montana
289 other colleges are on spring break exactly Mar 13 to 21, including these closest ones. See them all
Questions about University of Montana's breaks
When is University of Montana's Thanksgiving break in 2026?
From Saturday, November 21, 2026 to Sunday, November 29, 2026 (9 days, including both weekends).
How long is University of Montana's winter break 2026-27?
26 days, from Thursday, December 17, 2026 to Monday, January 11, 2027, counting every day off including weekends.
When is University of Montana's spring break 2027?
From Saturday, March 13, 2027 to Sunday, March 21, 2027 (9 days, including both weekends).
How these dates are counted
- Each range covers every day with no classes: from the day after the last class or final exam to the day before classes start again.
- Each range includes the weekends on both sides of the break.
- Winter break runs from the end of fall finals to the day before spring classes. A required January term (J-term, Winter Study, Interim) counts as school; an optional winter session doesn't.
- Thanksgiving starts on Wednesday only if the school cancels classes that day.
- Single holidays like Labor Day aren't listed unless the school calls them a break. Short breaks of 1 to 4 days are usually long weekends.
- We use class and exam dates, not residence-hall move-out or office-closure dates.
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