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This Is Where Your Journey Gets Interesting.
College might feel far off, but it’s never too early to dream big. Whether you’re excited about inspiring teachers, cool projects, or fun campus life, we offer an amazing experience at a great value. Plus, you’ll join a network of over 362,500 alumni worldwide.
No matter where you are on your college journey, The University of Missouri is here to help you dream big, plan ahead, and create a future you’ll love.Want to be Mizzou ready?
Stay on track
Planning for your future doesn’t have to happen all at once—it’s okay to take it step by step. Stay on track through your high school journey by taking required core courses and taking time to dive into your interests.

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Tips for High School
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More about Mizzou

300+ majors
Journalism, engineering, education, finance, nursing — whatever you path you choose, Mizzou has the major for you.

Find Your Fit
There’s always something to do at Mizzou. Getting involved will help you discover small-campus experiences and big-campus variety.

Solid Investment
On average, college grads earn approximately $1.2 million more in their lifetimes — which means your education is one of the best investments you’ll ever make.
Rachel Henderson
The Missouri Method
“I take pride in going here because I feel like I am getting the most out of my college experience, and I am walking away with amazing, real-life skills that I can’t get anywhere else.”
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Explore campus
Experience the vibrant spirit of our beautiful flagship campus for yourself. Explore Mizzou and downtown Columbia, get a look inside our residence halls and meet with current students and expert academic advisors to ask questions. Mizzou has a variety of visit options, both online and in person for high school and transfer students.

Show Me Student Success
18:1
student to faculty ratio
11,500+
employers partnering with Mizzou each year to recruit Mizzou students
80%
undergraduates receive grants or scholarships