Mizzou Admissions

Hey Tigers! Beginning January 5, 2026, we’re closing the Mizzou Admissions social pages and bringing all the content straight to the main Mizzou accounts.

This shift will make it easier than ever for future (and current!) Tigers and their families to find stories that showcase what Mizzou is all about — while also providing key deadlines throughout the admission process. Parents can also join the Official Mizzou Families group on Facebook for timely messaging.

At , you will be in a place where challenges are met with courage and determination, and where experiential learning and creativity flourish. Becoming a Tiger means joining a long legacy of excellence and a community of leaders, doers and trailblazers.

Apply now to get access to our scholarship and housing processes. Scholarship applications in ScholarshipUniverse are due by Dec. 1 ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wXE52

Looking for fall vibes? We've got them at #Mizzou. Visit https://mizzou.us/visitus to schedule your visit today.

The Mizzou Honors College application is open!

From taking classes with award-winning faculty to receiving funded research placements, the Mizzou Honors College allows students to enjoy all the advantages of a large, distinguished research institution with the personalized experience of a small college.

Submit your application today: https://brnw.ch/21wXaHm.

There's nothing like fall at .

Schedule your campus visit today to experience campus's beautiful fall colors: https://brnw.ch/21wX2d1

Attention Future Tigers! There are important enrollment steps that need to be completed.

Visit https://brnw.ch/21wWSv5 to learn more.

Jaylen Allen didn’t initially start his college journey at Mizzou — but once he arrived, he knew he’d found the right place.

See how Mizzou helped Allen make his move: https://brnw.ch/21wWOAq

Do you want the house tour? 🏠🐯

From historic landmarks to timeless traditions, take a look at 10 things you'll see on your tour ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21wWGMp

As early as freshman year, students can begin the process to become a Missouri resident and enjoy in-state tuition — a savings of over $20,000 a year.

“Staying over the summer is worth it if you’re trying to get residency. You don't have to move back and forth as much, you can get ahead professionally, and it helps you save a lot on tuition.” - Claire McLaughlin, student

Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21wWCpJ