Mizzou

Located in Columbia, Missouri (one of America’s best college towns), Mizzou is an exceptional place, a university where you’ll find more majors, more talented and dedicated teachers and more top-notch facilities — all of which add up to more opportunities to explore, grow and succeed. Majors, Minors and Degree Programs * Undergraduate majors, minors and degree programs * Professional programs: medicine, law and veterinary medicine * Graduate degree programs * Online degree programs * Evening degree programs Mizzou offers a number of publications that can help you get to know us. We also welcome questions from prospective undergraduate students and their parents: Just contact us by phone, mail or e-mail. 1. Total enrollment (2007): 28,477 2. Undergraduate enrollment: 21,653 3. Minority enrollment: 2,991 4. Average ACT score: 25.5; average Honors College ACT score: 30.4 5. Students coming from the top 10 percent of their high-school classes: nearly one-third 6. Admission requirements: Criteria include high school course work and performance, plus ACT or SAT scores. 7. Graduation rate: highest of any public institution in Missouri 8. States represented: 50 9. Countries represented: 106 (Check info for international students …) 10. Faculty and instructors: 1,930 (More about our faculty …) 11. Student/faculty ratio: 18/1 Places 12. Location: Columbia, Mo.; population 90,000+ 13. Founded: 1839 (first public university west of the Mississippi) 14. Size: 1,358 acres main campus; 18,021 acres MU total. (See campus map … Check the virtual tour …) 15. Residence halls: 21 (Learn about housing …) 16. Freshman Interest Group options: more than 100 (What’s a FIG? So glad you asked!) Things (like majors) 17. Number of degree programs: more than 270 18. Number of schools and colleges: 20 19. Special opportunities: dozens. Develop a treatment for diabetes, design a resale shop for a nonprofit, and more … Costs 20. Annual tuition and fees: $8,500 for Missouri residents; $18,850 for nonresidents (2008– 2009, based on 28 credit hours). Some courses have additional surcharges. Books average $1,020 per academic year. 21. Annual room and board: $8,100 (double-occupancy room, 21 meals per week; many other options available) 22. Number of students receiving some form of financial assistance): four out of five; average aid package (including loans): $10,330 23. Annual amount of financial assistance (scholarships, loans, etc.): $184 million

Fun 24. Number of student-run organizations: 500+ (Okay, so that doesn’t tell you everything you need to know? Check student life …) 25. NCAA Division I-A athletics: 20 teams 26. Club sports and rec sports: 40+ 27. Opportunities for leadership: countless. In fact, there’s a whole office devoted to leadership development. Oops Where’s #28? Right here: * First step: Visit. It’s the best way to feel the energy of campus and get a sense of what more could mean to you. http://ir.missouri.edu/Mizzou%20College%20Portrait%202008.pdf Educational Fee - $245.60 per credit hour. Non-Missouri Resident Fee - $369.70 per credit hour in addition to the Educational Fee. Recreation Facility Fee - A $133.11 per semester mandatory fee is charged to all students enrolled in more than 6 credit hours. Students who are enrolled in 6 hours or less or are taking classes off campus will not automatically be charged the Recreation Facility Fee, but may opt to include the charge if they would like to access the recreation facilities. The Recreation Facility Fee allows students to use campus-based indoor and outdoor facilities as a self-service participant. Recreation facilities include an aquatic complex, basketball courts, a fitness center, racquetball courts, indoor and outdoor tracks, and tennis courts. Student Activity Fee - $157.56 per semester mandatory fee is charged to all students enrolled in more than 11 credit hours For less than full-time enrollment, the Student Activities Fee will be calculated per credit hour or any fraction thereof. Prepaid Health Fee - $92.78 per semester mandatory fee is charged to all students enrolled in more than 6 credit hours, optional with lesser hours. Information Technology Fee - $12.20 per credit hour. Accountancy Agribusiness Management Agricultural Economics Agricultural Education Agricultural Journalism Agricultural Systems Management Animal Science Anthropology Architectural Studies Art Art History and Archaeology Biochemistry Biological Engineering Biological Sciences Business Administration Chemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Classics Communication Communication Science and Disorders Computer Engineering

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Special Education Statistics Textile and Apparel Management Theatre Office of Admissions 230 Jesse Hall University of Missouri Columbia, MO 65211 Phone: 573-882-7786 or 1-800-225-6075 (toll free in Missouri, Illinois and Kansas) Mizzou is home away from home for thousands of students every year. That’s why we go out of our way to offer more housing choices, more comfort and more community. We know that students learn best when they feel comfortable and are fully immersed in an academic community. So our residence halls are located only minutes away from classes, the library and campus computer labs (as well as more casual places to study, such as Brady Commons). And then there are the places to eat … dozens of them. But comfort and convenience are just part of the story. Our optional living-learning communities surround you with people who share your academic and career interests — a great way for you to make friends, find study partners and target your career goals. You'll feel more at home at Mizzou — more welcomed, more relaxed, more connected. But don’t just take our word for it: Visit us and see for yourself.