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Great Academics

Great Academics. # 1 Best Value College in Missouri SmartAsset.com, 2018 #3 Best Engineering University USA Today – College Factual 2017 “Top 100” U.S. Universities List QS World University Rankings, 2017 #1 Return on Investment in Missouri

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Great Academics

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  1. Great Academics #1 Best Value College in Missouri SmartAsset.com, 2018 #3 Best Engineering University USA Today – College Factual 2017 “Top 100” U.S. Universities List QS World University Rankings, 2017#1 Return on Investment in Missouri Payscale, 2016 #15 Public College with the Highest-Earning Graduates Forbes, 2017 Colorado Mines Georgia Tech Missouri S&T MIT Rose-Hulman Rensselear Polytech

  2. College of Arts, Sciences, and BusinessUndergraduate Degree Programs • Applied Mathematics • Biological Sciences • Business & Management Systems • Chemistry • Economics • English • History Teacher Certifications • Elementary Education • Secondary Education • Multidisciplinary Studies • Philosophy • Physics • Psychology • Technical Communication • Information Science & Technology Pre-Professional • Pre-Law • Pre-Med • Pre-Nursing • Pre-Veterinary • Minor in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance

  3. College of Engineering and ComputingUndergraduate Degree Programs • Aerospace Engineering • Architectural Engineering • Ceramic Engineering • Chemical Engineering • Civil Engineering • Computer Engineering • Computer Science • Electrical Engineering • Engineering Management • Environmental Engineering • Geological Engineering • Geology and Geophysics • Mechanical Engineering • Metallurgical Engineering • Mining Engineering • Nuclear Engineering • Petroleum Engineering • Distinctive Freshman Engineering Program • Minors in Biomedical Engineering and Humanitarian Engineering and Science

  4. Great Faculty Some of the brightest minds in the world teach and conduct research at Missouri S&T. 95% of full-time tenured and tenure-track faculty have PhD’s or the highest degree awarded in their field. 364 Faculty • Individual faculty advising • Student-to-faculty ratio is 19-to-1 • Typical class size is 30 students • Average lab section has 19 students Our faculty members are some of the top researchers in their fields, and a quick email is usually all it takes to schedule an appointment with them.

  5. Great Return on Investment Midwest’s Largest Career Fair Over 300 Companies on September 25, 2018 • #6 Public College with the Highest-Earning Graduates(Forbes, 2017) • Over 2,477 employers recruited and 10,591 jobs posted for 2017-2018 • $63,892 average starting salary • Employers from 49 states and grads went to work for Google, Amazon, Boeing, AT&T, Exxon, Honeywell, and many others

  6. Top Hiring Employers Co-op Full-Time Internship

  7. Co-ops and Internships Co-ops/Internships earnings in 2017-2018: Over $16,000,000! Co-op: semester + summer (8 months) Internship: summer or semester (3-4 months) Over 880students completed a co-op or internship in 46 states and 3 international locations Over $3,300/month average

  8. Career Center Services Practice interviews • Over 500 conducted each year • Videotaped and reviewed, verbal and nonverbal communication skills Etiquette dinner • Two per year, 5-course meal • Two team members are nationally certified in business and dining etiquette “Life After S&T” • Speaker series on post-graduation investments, student loans, purchasing a home, and surviving your first year on the job Alumni services • Career Center is available to alumni throughout their career Suit closet • Suits are donated and free to students • Immeasurable impact on students’ confidence

  9. Great Campus $125 million+ in facility upgrades in the last decade • Fitness Center expansion • Advanced Construction and Materials Laboratory expansion • Biosciences Complex • Computer Science Classroom expansion • Kummer Student Design Center expansion

  10. A Residential Campus Great Campus Residence Halls • Residential Commons I • Residential Commons II • Thomas Jefferson Hall • University Commons • Honors Academy • Entrepreneurship and Innovation • Global Connections • Miner Village • Farrar Hall • Pet-friendly • Downtown District 20+ Fraternities and Sororities Christian Campus Houses

  11. Great Activities 20 Design Teams • BAJA SAE • Chem-E Car • Concrete Canoe • DrillBotics • Engineers Without Borders • Formula Electric • Formula SAE • Human Powered Vehicle • iGEMGenetic Machine • Liquid Fuel Rocket • Mars Rover • Miner Aviation • Miner MotorSport • Multirotor Robot • Nuclear Science • Rocket Design Team • Solar Car • Solar House • Steel Bridge • Underwater Robotics 1-in-5 students participate in S&T’s design teams

  12. Great Activities 250+ student organizations Meet new friends • Professional societies • Religious organizations • 20+ fraternities & sororities • Newspaper & radio Try something new • Social clubs • Orchestra, band, vocal ensembles • Theatre & improvtroupes • Student Union Board Challenge yourself • ROTC (Army andAir Force) • Research and designorganizations • Student Council Make a difference • Engineers Without Borders • Service groups • Community organizations • Entrepreneurshipsupport

  13. Honors and Undergraduate Research • Honors Academy • Opportunities for Undergraduate Research Experience (OURE) • Freshmen Year Research Experience (FYRE) • Undergraduate Research Conference Study Abroad Over 100 Study Abroad Programs in 40 Countries on 5 Continents Available in 2018-2019 studyabroad.mst.edu

  14. Athletics Great Activities Success on and off the field Men’s Teams: • Baseball • Basketball • Cross Country • Football • Golf • Soccer • Swimming • Track Women’s Teams: • Basketball • Cross Country • Golf • Soccer • Softball • Track • Volleyball Accomplishments: • No. 5 for ESPNAcademic All-Americans since 2000 • Graduation rates beat all-student averages

  15. Intramurals and Student Recreation Center Over 2/3 of S&T students are active in intramural athletics Participate in 19 intramural and club sports Fitness Center offers free membership to all S&T students

  16. Great Student Support Help is available when you need it • Student Success Center • S&T Connect Advising system • 50+ tutoring, mentoring, leadership development programs • Career Opportunities and Employer Relations office • One of America’s “top 10”on-campus career centers First Year Experience • Professional Advisors • Faculty Mentors

  17. Pre-College & Summer Programs summer.mst.edu • STEM exploration programs for students • Summer dates available online in February • 1,100+ K-12 students participate each year • Scholarships available

  18. Enrollment 6,716 Undergraduate • 1,334 new freshmen • 318 new transfers 1,891 Graduate 8,607 Students

  19. Admission Requirements First-Time Freshman Students Checklist • Admission criteria: core curriculum, standardized tests, class rank/GPA College Prep Core Curriculum • 4 units English • 4 units math • 3 units science • 3 units social studies • 2 units foreign language • 1 unit fine art If you have AP, IB, CLEP, dual-enrollment info at futurestudents.mst.edu • Apply for Application • apply.mst.edu • Submit Transcriptshigh school + college if applicable • Submit ACT/SAT scores • Register for PRO • math placement testing • advising and scheduling • information sessions

  20. Transfer Students Checklist Admission Requirements • 2.50 GPA (preferred minimum) • Satisfactory progress through degree-related coursework • 24 or more semester hours of college level credit • No high school transcripts or ACT/SAT test scores required • Fewer than 24 semester hours • High school transcripts and ACT/SAT are required • Both college and high school credentials are considered • Apply for Application • apply.mst.edu • Submit TranscriptsOfficial College Transcripts • Register for Transfer Advising Day • advising and scheduling • information sessions

  21. College Credit • Missouri S&T transfers both credit and grade for college credit • Transfer Guides for 50+ Partner Colleges available online • Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), and College Level Evaluation Program (CLEP) credit is awarded based on exam scores. No grade is awarded

  22. Direct Cost of Education Estimated Cost for Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 Tuition and FeesBooks and SuppliesRoom and BoardTotal MissouriResident $11,912 838 10,274 $ 23,024 Out of State Resident $29,018 838 10,274 $40,130 • Tuition and Fees: budget based on average freshman course load of 28 credit hours, 11 hours of supplemental course fees, 28 credit hours of student activity, health service and IT fees. • Room and board: based on average residential life cost for the campus population. • Missouri Resident Students should also budget for approximately $1,888 in personal spending (although this may vary widely by student). • Out of State Resident Students should also budget for approximately $2,476 in personal spending (although this may vary widely by student).

  23. fafsa.gov | fsaid.ed.gov Any time after October 1 –Submit FAFSA February 1 – Priority Deadline

  24. Financial Assistance Programs Grants • Federal Pell Grant • Federal Supplemental Educational Grant (SEOG) • ACCESS Missouri Scholarship (need-based) Federal Work Study • Part time employment (need-based) Loans • Ford Direct Federal Student Loan (subsidized or unsubsidized) • Available to ALL students, regardless of need, but you must fill out the FAFSA • University Loans

  25. Merit Based-Incoming Freshmen Miner, Trustees’, and Excellence • No additional application • Automatically awarded upon admission, scholarship letter received with admission decision • Based off a combination of ACT/SAT test score and 6 semester HS transcript • Renewable for 4 years (8 semesters) with 3.25 Cum GPA • Priority deadline, December 1st Missouri residents from $2,500-$7,000 per year Out-of-state residents from $6,000-$16,000 per year

  26. Chancellor’s Scholarship • S&T’s most prestigious scholarship • $12,000 per year, renewable (replaces previous award) • In addition to Bright Flight (if applicable) • November 1 deadline • Current Requirements: • Be a Missouri resident • ACT 31+ (may qualify on October ACT)andtop 10% or 3.75 GPA • Interview Required – Saturday, January 26, 2019 sfa.mst.edu/chancellors 1 November

  27. Merit Based – New Transfer • New transfer students with a minimum of 24 transferrable, graded, college-level credits • No additional application required • Amount determined by transfer GPA • Renewable for either 1 year (two semesters) or two years (4 semesters total)-renewal based on GPA requirements • Summer and Fall Scholarship Priority deadline May 1 • Spring Scholarship Priority deadline December 1

  28. Great ScholarshipsTransfer Students • Unlimited in Number • Automatically awarded

  29. scholarships.mst.edu Great Scholarships Scholarship database that matches students with internal and external awards for which they can apply: • Campus and departmental awards • External scholarships • Corporate and foundation awards Once the student has been admitted, they will sign in with their S&T login and complete a short scholarship application. Once complete, the student will be matched to recommended scholarships for which they can apply.

  30. We’re Here To Help! Great Staff Phone Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm visit.mst.edu 573-341-4165 admissions@mst.edu

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