Support is all around
College Summer Toolkit
Wellness Resource Center
Holistic support for students’ well-being
Encourage your student to advantage of stress management programs, coaching sessions, meditation and other services led by professionals who focus on supporting college students. Don’t forget to try the massage chairs! Most services are included in the student health fee.
Roary
Mizzou’s Student Support Sidekick
Throughout the summer semester, Mizzou’s chatbot, Roary, sends text messages that students can reply to anytime. Students can also text their own questions 24/7, to which Roary will answer from our in-depth knowledge base.
Academic Coaching & Tiger Tutors are here to help!
Want to ace your summer exam?
The Learning Center offers free tutoring in engineering, computer science, math, statistics, chemistry, pre-health professions and physics over the summer. Appointments are available in person at the Student Success Center or online via Zoom. Students can also access academic coaching, which helps them identify and practice skills to become a better learner.
Ask a writing tutor
Having writer’s block?
The Writing Center is available to students for free as soon as they have a Mizzou username. From discussion posts to research papers to dissertations, we’ve got your students covered. Students can schedule to meet with one of our tutors in person or on Zoom or submit their work for review online! All appts/written feedback is with or comes from a trained Mizzou student who has passed a tutor-training WI and Honors class before working.
Become a Missourian
Find your home in the Show-Me State
Missouri offers a five-step residency process that allows students to qualify for in-state tuition rates. Students can apply for residency in any semester, but gaining residency may change financial aid and scholarship awards. Because of this, it’s important to carefully consider whether applying is the right choice for your student. Students should also think about possible limitations. For example, if their scholarship only covers eight semesters and they may need more time to finish their degree, applying for residency could be helpful. Planning ahead is essential, as the process requires 12 months of preparation and active effort before students can apply.
Make every dollar count
Know your financial aid
Encourage your student to maximize their financial aid opportunities by carefully reviewing their financial aid package and understanding each part of it including grants, scholarships, loans and out-of-pocket costs. Taking the time to compare their options can help them reduce college debt, plan ahead and make smarter financial decisions about their education.
Meet with a Financial Aid adviser
Maximize your aid
Our Financial Aid office is here to support your student. Our advisers can help students understand their financial options, maximize their aid and make informed, confident decisions about paying for college.
Check student account balance
Manage Balances
It’s important to have your students review their student account balance to ensure all charges are accurate and that they have a payment plan in place for the semester.
Faculty & Staff Toolkits
Weekly toolkits are available for faculty and staff to communicate what Tigers need to know. Toolkits include:
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