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Advice on colleges in Jefferson City, MO?

Hello! I'm a high school junior who's starting to feel the college search stress. Does anyone have information on colleges around Jefferson City, MO? Any tips or advice would be appreciated!

a year ago

Sure, I'd be happy to share some information about colleges in and around Jefferson City, MO!

First off, we have the Lincoln University, which is conveniently located right in Jefferson City. It's a historically black public university and offers a wide array of academic programs. It's especially recognized for its nursing, business, and education programs. The campus is relatively small, which contributes to the tight-knit community and smaller class sizes.

Another potential option is Columbia College, located in nearby Columbia, only about 30 minutes from Jefferson City. Despite its name, it's actually a private, non-profit, liberal arts university. You might be interested in it if you're interested in small class sizes, study abroad opportunities, and strong programs in Business Administration, Human Services, and Nursing.

Then there's Stephens College, also in Columbia, which is a small women's college focused on liberal arts. It offers a unique emphasis on career preparation with programs such as fashion, health sciences, and performing arts.

Not too far away, you might also consider the University of Missouri (often known as Mizzou), which has a sprawling campus and offers a large number of programs across a wide array of disciplines. Mizzou is a part of the SEC and known for its school spirit, with top programs in Journalism and Health Professions.

I encourage you to visit the campuses (if possible), or take virtual tours and attend online information sessions. Ask about financial aid opportunities and look into the academic programs to see which schools offer the major you may be interested in pursuing.

Remember, each school will offer a different setting, size, and community feel, so part of the process is determining what environment you feel most comfortable in. Good luck in your search!

a year ago

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