• High school students considering Mizzou: visit the Admissions website for the most current award amounts for incoming freshmen.
• If you are a current Mizzou student and a Missouri resident, you will continue to receive the same award amount you were initially awarded at the time of admission. Award amounts can vary between different class years and are not subject to change.
• If you are a current Mizzou student and a non-Missouri resident, you will continue to receive the same award amount you were initially awarded at the time of admission and are not subject to change unless you gain Missouri residency. Nonresident students who establish residency become eligible for in-state tuition rates but are no longer eligible for the automatic or competitive scholarships received on admission. Learn more about the benefits of gaining residency in the “Missouri residency and impacts on financial aid” section of our terms and conditions page.

You are eligible for automatic and competitive scholarships for a maximum of 8 continuous fall or spring semesters (automatic and competitive scholarships do not apply to summer terms) if you meet the following requirements: maintain full-time enrollment (12 or more credit hours per semester); remain continuously enrolled each academic year in the fall and spring terms (award does not apply to summer terms); meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP); maintain the minimum cumulative GPA required for the scholarship listed in the chart below. Note: The amount you are awarded will remain the same for each term, even if the scholarship changes for future incoming students.

• High school students considering Mizzou: visit the Admissions website for the most current award amounts for incoming freshmen.
• If you are a current Mizzou student and a Missouri resident, you will continue to receive the same award amount you were initially awarded at the time of admission. Award amounts can vary between different class years and are not subject to change.
• If you are a current Mizzou student and a non-Missouri resident, you will continue to receive the same award amount you were initially awarded at the time of admission and are not subject to change unless you gain Missouri residency. Nonresident students who establish residency become eligible for in-state tuition rates but are no longer eligible for the automatic or competitive scholarships received on admission. Learn more about the benefits of gaining residency in the “Missouri residency and impacts on financial aid” section of our terms and conditions page.

You are eligible for automatic and competitive scholarships for an additional 3 years for a maximum of 8 continuous fall or spring semesters (automatic and competitive scholarships do not apply to summer terms) if you meet the following requirements: maintain full-time enrollment (12 or more credit hours per semester); remain continuously enrolled each academic year in the fall and spring terms (award does not apply to summer terms); meet Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP); maintain the minimum cumulative GPA required for the scholarship listed in the chart below. Note: The amount you are awarded will remain the same for each term, even if the scholarship changes for future incoming students.