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I don't think I will need a campus tour but maybe a college tour? In order to help decide what majors I'd like to explore.

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2 person dorm

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Parking and shuttle busses

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What Neighborhood? Park View, College Crossing, SW Village, Truman Central

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Maybe $3000-$4500 for ACT/GPA?

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Two graduates in caps and gowns jumping with glitter

Scholarships are education funds that don't have to be repaid. Scholarship eligibility is based on the following factors:

Merit (academic achievement, athletic skills, community service, etc.)

Need (financial need, hardship, etc.)

Special characteristics (ethnicity, place of residence, intended major, etc.)

There are three main categories of Mizzou scholarships.

Automatic

Competitive

General and departmental

Automatic awards

Once you apply and are admitted, you'll automatically be considered for a range of scholarships. In fact, 4 out of 5 Mizzou students receive some form of assistance through grants, scholarships, loans or other aid. And in recent years, MU has awarded nearly $130 million in undergraduate grants and scholarships.

Automatic Scholarships for Missourians Automatic Scholarships for Nonresidents Automatic Scholarships for International Students

Competitive awards

Some scholarships are based on academic achievement, while others are specific to departments and programs. Some competitive awards require additional application materials and may have varying deadlines.

See all competitive awards

General and Departmental Scholarships

You aren't automatically considered for every scholarship at Mizzou. To be considered for general and departmental scholarships from Mizzou, log into ScholarshipUniverse to answer a series of matching questions. Then complete the individual applications for even more scholarships - both internal and external.

You'll access ScholarshipUniverse via your Application Status Page after you submit the application for admission. Apply to Mizzou by Nov. 15 to meet the scholarship priority deadline of Jan. 13.

Transfer students and continuing students should apply to Mizzou by Dec. 15 to meet the transfer scholarship priority deadline of Jan. 13.

Automatic awards

Once you apply and are admitted, you'll automatically be considered for a range of scholarships. In fact, 4 out of 5 Mizzou students receive some form of assistance through grants, scholarships, loans or other aid. And in recent years, MU has awarded nearly $130 million in undergraduate grants and scholarships.

Automatic awards for Missouri residents

Award details listed below apply to students entering Fall 2021. All awards are renewable provided certain criteria are met. Unless otherwise noted, scholarships may not be combined. Missouri resident scholarships are available to U.S. citizens and permanent residents only.

Students applying test-optional for admission are reviewed holistically for scholarships.

National Merit Finalist Scholarship
100% tuition and fees
+$3,500 additional stipend
+10,668 one-year on-campus housing and dining
+one-time payments $2,000 for research/study abroad and $1,000 for tech enrichment

Deemed a National Merit Finalist by National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC)

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National Merit Semifinalist Scholarship
100% tuition and fees
+one-time payment $2,000 for research/study abroad

Deemed a National Merit Semifinalist by NMSC

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*Students that attend a school which uses a grading scale other than 4.0 will have their GPA converted to a 4.0 scale.

Other awards for Missouri residents

Award details listed below apply to students entering Fall 2021. These awards are available to students enrolling at Mizzou the first semester after high school graduation. These awards are renewable provided certain criteria are met. They may be combined with the automatic awards for Missouri Residents listed above.

*Bright Flight and CAFNR Award may be combined with other awards.
Unless noted, all scholarships/fee reductions require recipients to enroll at Mizzou the first semester after high school graduation. Some scholarships/fee reductions are subject to change without notice. They are not to be regarded as offers to contract. Financial aid awards from all sources (federal, state, institutional or private aid) may not exceed the annual cost of attendance assigned by MU. Applications for Stamps Scholars and all Honors Scholars & Fellows programs in the Honors College are due by Dec. 1. The deadline for applications for general and departmental scholarships in ScholarshipUniverse and the Brooks Award has been extended to January 13. The recommended date to apply for Admission to meet these deadlines is Nov. 15.

Automatic awards for Nonresidents

Award details listed below apply to students entering Fall 2021. All awards are renewable provided certain criteria are met. Unless otherwise noted, scholarships may not be combined. Nonresident scholarships can only be applied to the nonresident portion of tuition.

Students applying test-optional for admission are reviewed holistically for scholarships.

Mark Twain Level 1 Full reduction of nonresident fees (estimated $17,204)
See table below

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Border State Award*$2,500
See table below

Reside in one of the eight states that border Missouri.
Arkansas, Kansas, Kentucky, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Tennessee

National Merit Finalist Scholarship**
Full reduction of nonresident fees (estimated $17,204)
+one-time payment $2,000 for research/study abroad

Deemed a National Merit Finalist by National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC)

Declare the University of Missouri first choice with NMSC

*Border State Award can only be combined with Mark Twain Level 2 or Black & Gold Level 2

**Nonresident students whose nonresident tuition is paid by another source are not eligible to receive the National Merit nonresident tuition fee reduction. If Missouri residency is obtained, the fee reduction of nonresident tuition will be removed and will not be replaced with any comparable Missouri resident award.

Unless noted, all scholarships/fee reductions require recipients to enroll at Mizzou the first semester after high school graduation. Some scholarships/fee reductions are subject to change without notice. They are not to be regarded as offers to contract. Financial aid awards from all sources (federal, state, institutional or private aid) may not exceed the annual cost of attendance assigned by MU. Scholarships requiring a separate application (including ScholarshipUniverse Application, Stamps, Brooks, Mizzou Scholars, and all Scholars & Fellows programs in the Honors College) have a due date of Dec. 1. The recommended date to apply for Admission to meet this deadline is Nov. 15.

*Students that attend a school which uses a grading scale other than 4.0 will have their GPA converted to a 4.0 scale.

Competitive awards for both Missouri residents and Nonresidents

Competitive award details listed below apply to students entering Fall 2021. These awards are available to students enrolling at Mizzou the first semester after high school graduation. They are renewable provided certain criteria are met. Unless otherwise noted, none of these scholarships may be combined with any other awards.

Stamps Scholars Award
Full Scholarship
(up to estimated cost of attendance)
+ one-time award
$16,000 for academic development and leadership

32-36 ACT or 1420-1600 SAT
and 3.5 core GPA

Must be admitted to Mizzou and the Honors College by Dec. 1.
A resume, essays and recommendation letters are due by Dec. 1.
The most distinguished applicants will become semifinalists and will be notified of the next steps in the interview process.

Mizzou Scholars Award
(Missouri only)
$10,000
Must be a Missouri resident with 33-36 ACT or 1450-1600 SAT and excellent academic record

An application for admission, a résumé and essay must be submitted by Jan. 5. A committee will review candidates' credentials and supplemental material. Strongest consideration will be given to the strength of the academic record.

George C. Brooks Award
Missouri: $7,500 Nonresident: $7,500 + Full reduction of nonresident fees (estimated $17,204)

Membership in a racial or ethnic minority group that is underrepresented in relation to the university's goal to achieve education benefits of a diverse student body, minimum ACT composite score of 25 or an SAT score of 1200 and excellent academic record.

An application for admission and required materials (link below) must be submitted by Jan. 5. Apply for the Brooks Award here.

Diversity Award
Missouri: $2,500 Nonresident: Full reduction of nonresident fees (estimated $17,204)

Membership in a racial or ethnic minority group that is underrepresented in relation to the university's goal to achieve education benefits of a diverse student body.

Recipients are automatically screened upon admission and selected based on high school class rank, ACT or SAT scores, and grades in college prep courses.

Take advantage of all the opportunities to help pay for college. Maximize the amount of financial aid you receive by following the steps laid out on the costs and aid page.

See all dates and deadlines →

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Scholarships are education funds that don't have to be repaid. Scholarship eligibility is based on the following factors: Merit (academic achievement, athletic skills, community service, etc.) Need (financial need, hardship, etc.) Special characteristics (ethnicity, place of residence, intended major, etc.)

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Tiger, Plus, or Platinum?

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Our dining plans help you get healthy, delicious, affordable food when and where you want it. Dining plans are accepted at all 27 Campus Dining Services locations.

All dining plans use your student ID for payment. When you order or purchase food, your purchase is deducted from your balance.

# of Transactions a week (based on $4.26 per transaction after discount)

15

12

6

Meals roll over from fall to spring?

Yes, if you purchase a Tiger Plan each semester

Yes, if you purchase a Tiger Plan each semester

Yes, if you purchase a Tiger Plan each semester

Price per academic year 2021-22 (incl. admin fee*)

$3,500

$3,040

$1,700

Flex dollars per academic year (after admin fee*). Special discounts apply. See FAQ for more info.

$2,100

$1,640

$880

Can I add flex dollars?

Yes, unlimited

Yes, unlimited

Yes, up to $100 per semester

* Dining Plans have two components: flex dollars and an administrative fee. Flex dollars go toward meal purchases. The location of the purchase determines the discount. The administrative fee covers building maintenance, salaries, utilities and other overhead costs.

**Tiger Plan is the only dining option available during summer.

Review the plans above and consider what fits your lifestyle. Where do you live? What locations are near your classes? Which dining locations you like best? If you change your mind, you can switch plans through the fifth week of classes.

Dining Plans for Off-Campus Students

You don't need to live in university housing to enjoy the benefits of a CDS dining plan. Purchase a dining plan for off-campus students.

Supplement Your Plan

You can add Flex dollars to supplement your dining plan.
Add Flex Dollars
Change Your Plan

You can switch dining plans through the fifth week of classes each fall
and spring semester.

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Our dining plans help you get healthy, delicious, affordable food when and where you want it. Dining plans are accepted at all 27 Campus Dining Services locations. All dining plans use your student ID for payment. When you order or purchase food, your purchase is deducted from your balance.

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~$8500/year need based

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Going in undecided. Public Health, Psychology, Social Work? Just have to chose by Jr. year

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Morning or afternoon or evening? Get some science classes!