THE UNIVERSITYOF MISSOURI

As the major public research university in the state, MU is a place where faculty and students

work together to solve problems and improve lives. Mizzou is classified with American

universities that offer the most educational opportunities and the highest level of instruction.

MU is also proud to be one of only 34 public universities

to be a member of the Association of American

Universities. AAU members are top-tier schools

with outstanding teaching and research

endeavors. Even as undergraduates, Mizzou

students have opportunities to contribute

to world-class research on campus.

Association of American Universities

Other doctoral/research universities

Four-year colleges

Specialized, religious, technical

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WHY MIZZOU FITS YOUThere’s an intensity of spirit that lights up every aspect of life at the University of Missouri.

Check out our beautiful and award winning campus that is also a registered National Botanical Garden: youvisit.com/tour/missouri

THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI

AccountancyAgribusiness ManagementAgricultural Economics

Public PolicyAgricultural Education

Leadership Teacher Certification

Agricultural Systems Management

AgricultureSustainable Agriculture

Animal SciencesAnthropologyArchitectural Studies

Architectural StudiesInterior Design

Art (multiple tracks available)

Art History and Archaeology

Athletic TrainingBiochemistryBiological SciencesBusiness Administration

EconomicsFinance and BankingInternational Business —

EconomicsInternational Business —

FinanceInternational Business —

ManagementInternational Business —

MarketingManagementMarketing Real Estate

ChemistryClassics

Classical HumanitiesClassical LanguagesGreekLatin

Clinical and Diagnostic SciencesClinical Laboratory

ScienceDiagnostic Medical

UltrasoundNuclear MedicineRadiographyRespiratory Therapy

CommunicationCommunication Science

and DisordersComputer ScienceDigital StorytellingEconomics

Education — Early Childhood

Education — ElementaryEducation — Middle

SchoolLanguage ArtsMathematicsScienceSocial Studies

Education — SecondaryArt EducationBiologyChemistryEarth ScienceGeneral ScienceLanguage ArtsMathematics EducationMusic EducationPhysics Social Studies

Education — Special EducationCross-Categorical

Special EducationEducational Studies

InterdepartmentalEngineering — BiologicalEngineering — Chemical

BiochemicalEnvironmentalMaterials

Engineering — CivilEngineering — ComputerEngineering — ElectricalEngineering — IndustrialEngineering — Mechanical

Aerospace EngineeringEnglishFilm StudiesFisheries and WildlifeFood Science and NutritionForestry

Forest Entrepreneurship and Business

Forest Resource Management

Individualized StudiesUrban Forestry

General StudiesGeography

General GeographyGeographic Information

SciencesPhysical/EnvironmentalRegional/CulturalUrban/Population

Geological Sciences

GermanHealth ScienceHistoryHospitality Management

Conference and Event Planning Management

Food and Beverage Management

Lodging ManagementSport Venue

ManagementHuman Development and

Family StudiesChild Development and

EducationChild Life SpecialistEarly Childhood

Education in a Mobile Society

Family and Consumer Sciences Education

Family and Lifespan Development

Information TechnologyInformation SystemsMedia TechnologiesNetworks and Wireless

TechnologiesInterdisciplinary

Black StudiesEnvironmental Studies Peace StudiesWomen’s and Gender

StudiesInternational Studies

East Asian StudiesEnvironmental StudiesEuropean StudiesInternational BusinessLatin American Studies Peace StudiesSouth Asian Studies

Journalism (multiple tracks available)

LinguisticsMathematics

Actuarial Science and Mathematical Finance

MusicCompositionMusic HistoryMusic TheoryPerformance

NursingNutritional Sciences

Medical DieteticsNutrition and FitnessNutritional Sciences

Occupational Therapy

Parks, Recreation and TourismLeisure Service

Management Natural ResourceRecreation ManagementSport ManagementTourism Development

Personal Financial PlanningFinancial CounselingPersonal Financial

Management ServicesPersonal Financial Planning

PhilosophyPre-professional Physical

TherapyPhysics

AstronomyMaterials Science

Plant SciencesBreeding, Biology and

Biotechnology Crop ManagementHorticultural Science and

Design Turfgrass Science

Political SciencePsychologyReligious StudiesRespiratory TherapyRomance Languages

FrenchSpanish

RussianScience and Agricultural

JournalismSocial WorkSociologySoil, Environmental and

Atmospheric SciencesAtmospheric ScienceEnvironmental ScienceEnvironmental Soil

ScienceSoil Resource

ManagementStatisticsTextile and Apparel

ManagementTheatre

Design/Technical PerformanceWriting for Performance

PROFESSIONAL TRACKS Pre-law Pre-medicine Pre-veterinary medicine

CHOOSE FROM MORE THAN 280 DEGREE PROGRAMS. YOU CAN EVEN DESIGN YOUR OWN.

MAJORS: Bold

EMPHASIS AREAS: Italic

Many majors have concentrations/tracks, which are collections of courses leading to a more focused program of study. Find this list and links to more info at admissions.missouri.edu/schools.

MAJOR CHOICES

WHERE IS MIZZOU?

Mizzou is located in Columbia, Missouri, approximately two hours from St. Louis and Kansas City. People in the Midwest region of the U.S. have a reputation for being some of the friendliest, most welcoming people on the planet. Columbia is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in the U.S.

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Kansas City

Atlanta

New YorkChicago

St. Louis

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Denver

Seattle

San Francisco

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COLLEGE-TOWN LATITUDE

METROPOLITAN ATTITUDE

Mid Missouri enjoys four distinct seasons with the coldest month in January when the average overnight temperature is -7.6° C. July is the warmest month when the high hits 31.4° C.

Mizzou has more than 20 housing options. Each one is a supportive community for living and learning. Every residence hall offers similar basic amenities, so you can focus on choosing which Learning Community (LC) and/or Freshman Interest Group (FIG) fits you. All students live together in LCs and FIGs that encompass similar interests or academic paths so everyone gets the most out of their living and learning experience.

Same goes for roommates — once you’ve selected your community, chances are good you will have a roommate with similar interests.

We offer four residential dining facilities, six à la carte kitchens and several restaurants, coffee shops and convenience stores.

ALL OF OUR RESIDENCE HALLS OFFER:

• Wi-Fi throughout each hall and room in addition to high-speed Ethernet in each student room

• PC and Mac computer labs nearby with internet access, specialized software and laser printers

• Professional residence hall coordinators and student staff members who live in the halls

• All the stuff you need to make Mizzou home: kitchens, laundry, lounges, study rooms and social spaces. Visit reslife.missouri.edu

KEEPING INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN MIND Mizzou has housing that opens early to accommodate International Student Welcome Week, as well as halls that stay open over holiday and semester breaks.

UNLIMITED CUISINE UNLIMITED FRIENDSUNLIMITED HAPPY

U.S. News & World Report regularly lists Mizzou’s learning communities — including Freshman Interest Groups — among the best in the nation. Learn more about living on campus at admissions.missouri.edu/housing.

MIZZOU STUDENTS DON’T SIT STILL FOR LONG. MU has more than 600 studentorganizations ranging from Greek life to club sports to academic interest clubs and everything in between. And with more than 50 club and intramural sports, the Student Recreation Complex houses: the Jungle Gym, featuring a high energy, 100-station cardio gallery; wall-to-wall strength training equipment; the Fitness Showcase, which is the official collegiate test site for several high-end equipment brands; and the Pump Room, where you can lift more than 6,300 kilograms of free weights (just not all at the same time). We’ve also got a dedicated boxing-style training gym and don’t forget the four-pool Mizzou Aquatic Center, complete with waterfall, sauna and sunshine.

To learn about all there is to do at Mizzou, visit admissions.missouri.edu/mizzou-life

GET GOING, GET INSPIRED, GET INVOLVED.

WHEREVER YOUR PATH IS HEADED, MIZZOU IS A GREAT PLACE TO START. As a student, you’ll have the opportunity to earn credit across the world through our study abroad programs. After graduation, you’ll join our international network of alumni who are leaving their paw prints in various career fields and geographic locations.

Here are some of the top employers of University of Missouri graduates:

• Anheuser Busch InBev

• AT&T

• Apple

• Boeing

• Caterpillar

• KPMG

• Microsoft

• Monsanto

• NBC News

• The New York Times

• PricewaterhouseCoopers

• Toyota

WONDERING HOW YOU’RE GOING TO PAY FOR COLLEGE? You are smart to be thinking about that now. Scholarships for international students are available for academic achievement or talent.

Qualified international students are eligible to receive our annual International Merit Scholarship of $5,000. Highly qualified students can also be invited to apply for our International Honors Scholarship that pairs automatic admission to the MU Honors College with a $10,000 yearly award. International students who are children of an MU graduate could be eligible for our Global Heritage Scholarship that waives non-resident tuition. All scholarships are renewable annually through academic achievement.

For detailed information about costs, scholarships, grants, student employment, loans and more: financialaid.missouri.edu

OUR STRIPES SPAN THE GLOBE

CONTACT US +1.573.882.7786 • inter@missouri.edu • @MissouriGlobal

ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS admissions.missouri.edu/international-students

33,266 STUDENTS

2,184FACULTY AND INSTRUCTORS

STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO – 20:1

COLLEGES & SCHOOLS

300+ DEGREE PROGRAMS

100COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

YEAR FOUNDED

27.7 PERCENT OF MU FRESHMEN WERE IN THE TOP 10 PERCENT OF THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES

600+

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC TEAMS

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL

FACULTY & SCHOLARS

357BUILDINGS

ACRES OFCAMPUS1,262

2,792 944

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CLUB & REC SPORTS

2040+ DISCLAIMER All the statements in this publication concerning requirements, prerequisites, conditions or other matters are for informational purposes only and are subject to change without notice. They are not to be regarded as offers to contract.

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION he University of Missouri does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, genetics information, disability, or status as a protected veteran. For more information, call Human Resource Services at 573-882-4256, the Director of MU Equity/Title IX Coordinator at 573-882-9069 or the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights.

EQUITY IN ATHLETICS DISCLOSURE ACT The University of Missouri–Columbia is in compliance with the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act of 1994, Section 36ob of Pub. L. 103-382. This Act and accompanying federal regulations require that certain information with regard to intercollegiate athletics, including operating expenses, revenue, salaries and participation rates, be made available to current and prospective students and the public. This report is available from the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, 573-882-6501.

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