Missouri State University was founded in 1905 and has enjoyed a rich tradition of educational excellence for over a century. The University's evolution has involved substantial growth as it is now a university with more than 19,000 students. A major focus of the University is its statewide mission in public affairs. Over the years a significant expansion in graduate programs and graduate education has taken place and currently 48 graduate programs are offered on campus. Missouri State University also has a branch campus in China which provides global opportunities for our students.

 

  

          

 

• Missouri State University is the second largest university in Missouri with current enrollment for the Springfield campus exceeding 19,000 students
• The average ACT score of entering freshmen is consistently above the state and national averages
• The campus is located on 225 acres in Springfield, MO and includes nine residence halls and over 300 student organizations
• MSU offers more than 150 undergraduate degrees and 48 graduate programs
• Nearly 90 percent of the 700 full-time faculty members have a doctorate or the highest degree in their field
• MSU offers a number of services and activities at no additional charge (such as physician visits at the health center and admission to athletic events)
• MSU's nationally-recognized residence halls are among the best  in the country
• Missouri State University participates in NCAA Division I athletics
• The campus contains many first-class facilities, yet is compact enough for students to walk from one class to another in just a few minutes

 

 

For more information about Missouri State University, please check out the Visitors section of the university website.

 

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