Consumer Information Disclosures
The University of Missouri is required by law to make available to enrolled students, prospective students, and their parents certain information about its operations. Such information pertains to: (1) general institutional operation, (2) financial aid, (3) general completion and graduation rates, (4) annual security report, (5) completion and graduation rates for student athletes, and (6) athletic program participation rates and financial support.
To meet the requirement, information for the University of Missouri is provided below. Web site addresses are specified for all information items, as well as telephone numbers and e-mail addresses of the university officials who can respond to questions or information requests in their specific areas.
The University of Missouri can provide paper copy of any of the information items displayed on the listed web sites upon request.
Academic Programs
Degree Programs
Office of the University Registrar
Phone: 573-882-7881
Email: umcunivregistrarwr@missouri.edu
University of Missouri Undergraduate, Graduate and Professional Catalogs
Accreditation
Office of the Provost
Phone: 573-882-6596
Email: muprovost@missouri.edu
Website: provost.missouri.edu
Application Forms
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Application Process Overview
Applying for Financial Aid
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Applying for Aid
Athletic Program Student Participation Rates and Financial Support Data
Department of Intercollegiate Athletics
Phone: 573-882-2076
Website: mutigers.com
The Department of Intercollegiate Athletics does several reports on this data. For a copy of the report sent to the NCAA please contact the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Compliance Office.
For a copy of the report sent to The Equity in Athletics Data Analysis (EADA) please visit Website: ope.ed.gov/athletics
Complaint Resolution
We want you to have the best educational experience possible in your time as a student with the University of Missouri. In most instances situations can be resolved by reviewing the processes for certain actions:
- For the University of Missouri Grade Appeal Process, see: registrar.missouri.edu/policies-procedures/grade-appeals
- For the University of Missouri Refund Appeal Process, see: registrar.missouri.edu/policies-procedures/refund
- For the University of Missouri Student’s Office of Academic Integrity, see: oai.missouri.edu
- For the University of Missouri Revision of Records Process, see: registrar.missouri.edu/policies-procedures/revision-records
If you experience a problem, or have a concern or complaint, you may inform any staff member and expect prompt assistance. The University of Missouri desires to resolve student grievances, complaints and concerns in an efficient, fair and amicable manner. Complaints regarding any aspect of University of Missouri operations will receive prompt attention when filed directly with University of Missouri authorities.
If an issue cannot be resolved internally, you may file a complaint with the Missouri Department of Higher Education. The MDHE process can be found here.
If you live outside of Missouri, you can file a complaint in the state where you reside by using state contact information, or file a complaint not pertaining to student conduct or student grades by using SARA institutions if your institution is in SARA (State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement).
Confidentiality of Student Records and Health Records
Office of the University Registrar
Phone: 573-882-7881
Email: umcunivregistrarwr@missouri.edu
Website: registrar.missouri.edu/policies-procedures/ferpa
University of Missouri Student Health Center
Phone: 573-882-7481
Email: umhsshc@health.missouri.edu
Website: studenthealth.missouri.edu
Constitution Day
Lectures – 2024
September 13, 2024
In defending their respective places in ongoing debates about racial policy, contemporary conservatives and progressives each claim their approach is mandated by the Constitution. The approaches themselves—one rooted in traditionalism, the other advocating for radical repair—seem to defy such shared origin. For the 2024 James E. Fleming & Linda C. McClain Constitution Day Lecture, University of Pennsylvania Christopher H. Browne Distinguished Emeritus Professor of Political Science Rogers M. Smith will untangle the two sides’ differences and, in doing so, suggest a common ground that Americans may yet be able to find. Free and open to all, Prof. Smith’s talk will be held on September 13 at 3:30pm in Stotler Lounge at Memorial Union.
Lectures – 2023
For the Kinder Institute’s annual James E. Fleming and Linda C. McClain Constitution Day Lecture, Gary Gerstle, Paul Mellon Professor of American History Emeritus and Paul Mellon Director of Research at University of Cambridge, will chart how the neoliberal boom in American politics in the 1980s and 90s required abandoning the support for broad federal regulatory powers at the heart of the mid-century Warren Court’s jurisprudence. The talk will take place on September 12 at 5:30pm in the State Historical Society of Missouri’s Cook Hall, with a brief reception beforehand, starting at 5:00.
Lectures – 2022
From September 22-24, the Kinder Institute will partner with Iona College’s Institute for Thomas Paine Studies to host a conference on “The Contested Roots of Revolution in the Long 18th-Century,” which will bring scholars from around the globe—and from both halves of the 18th-century—together to re-examine imperial rule and how narratives of empire were wielded and debated during the colonial, revolutionary, and early republic eras. As part of proceedings, we’re gathering on September 23 at 4:30pm in Jesse 410 for a live stream of University of Chicago Thomas E. Donnelly Professor of British History Steven Pincus’ keynote address. Also, a full conference program can be found here, which includes links to virtually attend many of the sessions, which range from panels, to book talks, to musical performances.
In addition, the University Libraries support all such scholarship by offering hundreds of books and electronic resources on the U.S. Constitution. Our librarians are happy to provide expert assistance with primary and secondary sources. Contact us to learn more!
Lectures – 2021
September 17, 2021
For the first installment of our two-part James E. Fleming & Linda C. McClain Constitution Day Lecture Series, Princeton University Shelby M.C. Davis 1958 Professor of History Linda Colley will examine the complex role that print culture played–and the challenging role that digital culture will come to play–in the global process of generating and disseminating written constitutions (see abstract below). Free and open to the public, Prof. Colley’s talk will be delivered via Zoom, and anyone interested in attending can use this link to join. There will also be a gathering in Jesse Hall 410 at 1pm to watch the lecture as a group, though seating is limited.
Lectures – 2020
September 17, 2020
In honor of the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, and co-sponsored by the MU Department of History and the League of Women Voters of Columbia-Boone, University of South Carolina Distinguished Professor Emerita Marjorie J. Spruill will deliver the Kinder Institute’s annual James E. Fleming and Linda C. McClain Constitution Day Lecture, presenting the research that went into her edited volume One Woman, One Vote: Rediscovering the Woman Suffrage Movement, first published by NewSage Press in 1995 as a companion to the PBS documentary “One Woman, One Vote”.
Lectures – 2019
September 20, 2019
For our second James E. Fleming & Linda C. McClain Constitution Day Lecture, Stanford Assistant Professor of History Jonathan Gienapp will recover the lost contributions of James Wilson and Gouverneur Morris to the drafting of the Constitution in 1787, asking the questions of why their influence so rapidly dissipated and what this tells us about the creation of the Constitution.
Lectures – 2018
University of Texas at Austin Professor of Government Gary Jacobsohn will give a talk on “American Constitutional Principles and Original Sin: A Comparative Perspective,” tracing connections between U.S. Supreme Court jurisprudence over time and the influence of slavery on the American founding.
Lectures – 2017
For the first of two Constitution Week lectures hosted by the Kinder Institute, TCU Professor of History Gene Smith will give a September 21 talk in Mumford Hall 133 (5:30 PM) on how the tumultuous process of incorporating Louisiana and Missouri into the Union exposed questions and issues that the nation would continue to face as it pushed its borders westward.
The second installment of the Kinder Institute’s Constitution Week festivities brings Boston College Founders Professor of Law Mary Sarah Bilder to campus on September 22 to present on the invisible, previously unsuspected, layers of revision in James Madison’s account of the 1787 Constitutional Convention’s charismatic figures, crushing disappointments, and miraculous triumphs. Prof. Bilder’s talk will be held in Jesse Hall 410 at 3:30 PM.
Cost of Attendance
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Cost of Attendance
Credits Earned through Study Abroad
International Center
Phone: 573-882-6007
E-mail: international@missouri.edu
Website: international.missouri.edu
Determination of Financial Need
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Financial Aid Offer Guide (“Terms to Know” section)
Disbursement of Financial Aid
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: How Funds are Applied
Distance Education Disclosures
Mizzou Online
Phone: 800-609-3727
Email: mizzouonline@missouri.edu
Website: online.missouri.edu/about/licensure-and-disclosures
Drug & Alcohol Programs
Wellness Resource Center
Phone: 573-882-4634
Email: mizzouwellness@missouri.edu
Website: wellbeing.missouri.edu/education-outreach
Eligibility for Financial Aid
Office of Student Financial Aid:
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Applying for Aid
Employment: Information on Federal Work Study
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Federal Work Study
Employment Placement
Office of Enrollment Management
Phone: 573-882-7651
Email: umcenrollmgmnt@missouri.edu
Website: undergraduatestudies.missouri.edu/career-outcomes
Enrollment Statistics (Student Body Diversity)
Office of Institutional Research
Phone: 573-882-4077
Email: irqi@missouri.edu
Website: irqi.missouri.edu/mu-data/student-enrollment-data
Facilities
Vice Chancellor for Administrative Services
Phone: 573-882-8211
Email: muvcoadmin@missouri.edu
Website: operations.missouri.edu/cf
Facilities and Services for Students with Disabilities
Disability Services
Phone: 573-882-4696, TTY: 573-882-8054
E-mail: disabilitycenter@missouri.edu
Website: disabilitycenter.missouri.edu
Faculty
Office of the Provost
Phone: 573-882-6596
Email: muprovost@missouri.edu
Website: provost.missouri.edu
Archived Catalogs (graduate and undergraduate): catalog.missouri.edu/archives
Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA)
Office of the University Registrar
Phone: 573-882-7881
Email: umcunivregistrarwr@missouri.edu
Website: registrar.missouri.edu/policies-procedures/ferpa
Federal CARES Act Student Emergency Funds
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Emergency Aid
Financial Aid Programs
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Types of Aid
Gainful Employment & Graduate Certificate Programs
MU Graduate School
Phone: 573-882-6311
Graduate School Staff Directory
Website: gradschool.missouri.edu
Graduation Rates
This information can be found on the UM System website’s Institutional Research section.
Graduation Rates for Students Receiving Athletically-Related Aid
This information can be found on the NCAA website: ncaa.org/about/resources/research/graduation-rates
Ineligibility Due to Drug Conviction
Visit studentaid.gov/understand-aid/eligibility
Loans
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Loans
National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS)
Visit benefits.gov/benefit/4625
Peer to Peer File Sharing Policy
Division of Information Technology
Phone: 573-882-2000
Email: isam@missouri.edu
Website
Policies Governing the Handling of Student Records
General Information
Office of Admissions
Phone: 573-882-7786
Website: admissions.missouri.edu
Student Records
Office of the University Registrar
Phone: 573-882-7881
Email: umcunivregistrarwr@missouri.edu
Website: registrar.missouri.edu
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Website: financialaid.missouri.edu
Department of Athletics Compliance Office
Phone: 573-882-2076
Email: mizcompliance@missouri.edu
Website: mutigers.com/sports/2015/3/19/index_comp.aspx?path=comp
Annual Security Report
MU Police Department
Phone: 573-882-2187
Emergency Phone: 911
Email: mucleryact@missouri.edu
Website: mupolice.missouri.edu/clery-act
University of Missouri Homepage
missouri.edu
Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
Visit studentaid.gov/manage-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/public-service
Refund Policies
Office of the University Registrar
Phone: 573-882-7881
Email: umcunivregistrarwr@missouri.edu
Website: registrar.missouri.edu/policies-procedures/refund
Relationships and Sexual Violence
Information on Reporting: civilrights.missouri.edu
Information on Support: counseling.missoui.edu
Retention/Degree/Graduation Reports
Visit the UM System website’s Institutional Research section.
Return of Federal Financial Aid
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Enrollment Changes
Rights and Responsibilities
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Rights & Responsibilities
Satisfactory Progress Standards
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Satisfactory Academic Progress
Security Policies, Crime & Fire Statistics
MU Police Department
Phone: 573-882-2187
Emergency Phone: 911
Email: mucleryact@missouri.edu
Website: mupolice.missouri.edu/clery-act
Study Abroad Programs and Federal Financial Aid
Office of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 573-882-7506
Email: mizzousfa@missouri.edu
Webpage: Study Abroad
International Center
Phone: 573-882-6007
E-mail: international@missouri.edu
Website: international.missouri.edu
Textbook Information
University Bookstore
Phone: 1-800-UBS-TIGR
Email: themizzoustore@missouri.edu
Website: themizzoustore.com
Transfer and Dual Credit
Office of Admissions
Phone: 573-882-7786
Email: askmizzou@missouri.edu
Website: admissions.missouri.edu/transfer-students
University Nondiscrimination Statement
The University of Missouri does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability or status as a protected veteran. Any person having inquiries concerning the University of Missouri’s compliance with implementing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 or other civil rights laws should contact one of the following:
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Policy
Office for Civil Rights & Title IX
Phone: 573-882-3880
Email: civilrights-titleix@missouri.edu
Website: civilrights.missouri.edu
University Teacher Education Program
University of Missouri Title II Report
For a copy of the report contact the College of Education & Human Development
Phone: 573-882-8524
Teacher Development Program
Vaccination Requirements
Student Health Center
Phone: 573-882-7481
Email: umhsshc@health.missouri.edu
Website: wellbeing.missouri.edu/medical-care-services/immunizations
Voter Registration Information
Voter registration forms are included in the housing packets for students moving into the residence halls and there are tables around campus during voter registration periods leading up to elections. Additionally, voter registration forms are available at The Associated Students of the University of Missouri (ASUM) office in the MU Student Center.
For information on registering to vote in the state of Missouri visit: sos.mo.gov/elections/goVoteMissouri/register.
For information on how to register in the state where your permanent residence is, please visit your home state’s secretary of state website.
Withdrawal from the University
For information on cancelling your enrollment as a first-time student, visit cancel.missouri.edu. For current students wishing to withdraw from a course or the university, visit the website of the Office of the University Registrar.
For information on how withdrawal and other enrollment changes could affect your financial aid, visit our Enrollment Changes page.