University of Missouri-Columbia Top Questions

Mizzou is it's own community within Columbia. Students, alumni, and faculty are proud to be Tigers. You will get a quality education and have a good time along the way.

The Univeristy of Missouri has a gorgeous campus that is enjoyable to be on everyday, the classes all have pertinent information even if it does not pertain to your major, and in general the atmosphere of campus is always positive and nothing seems to change that.

My school is a diverse group of people coming together to make one bigger and better community.

Mizzou makes you feel like you can do anything--study, create, dream, grow, learn--whatever it is that you are interested in and succeed.

Mizzou is a diverse, creative environment committed to letting students grow, learn, and flourish in a community they can fully immerse themselves in.

The University of Missouri - Columbia has a typical college atmosphere with a strong agricultural background and a strong research mind-set.

My school, also known as Mizzou, is a very OPEN school. You can basically do whatever you please in any aspect, pertaining to your choice of extracurriculars, your major, your resident, and more. It has pretty much everything you can think of. If you're a loud, and outgoing person, there are clubs where you can expose and flaunt your individuality. If you're more conservative, they have activities and clubs for that as well. I will not be able to stress it enough how many resources Mizzou has to offer for those who are in need of help.

The University of Missouri-Columbia is a diverse research institution, that promotes school spirit, and alls their students to grow socially and academically.

Mizzou is a college with a lot of well-deserved school pride, that allows its tigers to come together as "One MIzzou".

I'm proud to go to Mizzou because I know that I am getting a top ranked education while not sacrificing the energetic, school spirited, college life.

My school is a great preparation for the real word, because I longer I stay here, the longer I see the business side of the school rather than the academic side.

The University of Missouri-Columbia is a place where tradition and innovation come together in perfect harmony to create a campus that anyone can find a place at.

The University of Missouri-Columbia is undoubtedly the most amazing institute I have ever attended due to the amount of humble zealots for knowledge I have met both inside and outside of classrooms, the professors who ensure their students success, the warm welcoming smiles strangers approach me with, the amount of Tiger pride roaring across the entire college town, the beautiful campus itself, and how I feel like I am at home whenever I am on campus—that is why I love my school.

My school is a big adventure book.

Mizzou is an energetic and spirted campus with wonderful academic departments filled with professors who are top notch in their fields.

Mizzou is a university with many options available to students to obtain a degree that meets thier work and family life situtaions.

UM-Columbia is a culturally diverse, academically challenging, environmentally aware, and personally safe university.

The University of Missouri is a very engaging school for those that not only want to receive a great education but get involved all around campus.

A diverse setting with options for almost any undergraduate or graduate program a person could want.

If you're into pretty, then I would have to say campus is kind of beautiful. The buildings very in styles (and are being renovated all the time), but we have many central "quads" where people study, many trees and gardens, and one of the central walking malls is paved in red brick. The student union is probably the most gorgeous, with a castle-like spire. For the most part the campus is completely compact and self-contained. Personally I love that, because you get a strong sense of "being on campus" and being a college student, whereas some schools have buildings scattered throughout the town. Not to mention, everything is in walking distance, and if you want to get off campus Columbia Downtown is only a few blocks away.