Missouri Schools – 4 Year Colleges

Missouri – 46 Schools – Quick Facts 2020*:

* Missouri Schools:	Location	Undergrad Enrollment	In-State Tuition	Out-of-State Tuition	Annual Room & Board	% with FA from School	Average FA from School	% with FA -All Sources	Average FA - all Sources	SAT Math 25%	SAT Math 75%	ACT Comp 25%	ACT Comp 75%	Adm Rate	Grad Rate
Avila University	Kansas City	1,042	20,500	20,500	8,764	100%	9,297	100%	12,457	500	555	19	23	41%	55%
Baptist Bible College	Springfield	215	14,250	14,250	7,500	97%	4,409	100%	7,551						33%
Barnes-Jewish College of Nursing	Saint Louis	562
Central Methodist University	Fayette	1,131	25,070	25,070	8,160	100%	14,339	100%	17,282	465	545	19	25	93%	47%
College of the Ozarks	Point Lookout	1,533	19,660	19,660	7,600	100%	15,386	100%	18,858	440	595	21	26	10%	71%
Columbia College	Columbia	4,469	23,498	23,498	8,400	50%	13,080	86%	11,356						28%
Cottey College	Nevada	268	21,760	21,760	7,700	100%	11,069	100%	13,873	470	590	19	24	46%	58%
Cox College	Springfield	363	12,600	12,600		100%	750	100%	2,250					39%
Culver-Stockton College	Canton	919	27,205	27,205	8,695	100%	15,451	100%	18,395	450	530	18	22	52%	52%
Drury University	Springfield	1,462	29,665	29,665	8,194	100%	17,965	100%	20,449	525	605	22	28	64%	58%
Evangel University	Springfield	1,442	24,327	24,327	8,522	88%	14,169	95%	15,329					97%	56%
Fontbonne University	Saint Louis	781	27,260	27,260	10,134	98%	18,686	98%	23,594	500	530	18	23	79%	54%
Hannibal-LaGrange University	Hannibal	622	23,590	23,590	8,300	90%	11,323	94%	13,747	430	550	18	25	61%	41%
Harris-Stowe State University	Saint Louis	1,398	5,484	10,116	9,491	61%	5,225	98%	8,749						17%
Kansas City Art Institute	Kansas City	663	39,200	39,200	11,150	99%	19,788	100%	22,490					57%	61%
Lincoln University	Jefferson City	1,693	7,910	14,898	7,282	49%	5,045	94%	7,292						27%
Lindenwood University	Saint Charles	5,969	18,100	18,100	9,200	99%	10,203	100%	12,307	490	590	20	25	88%	50%
Maryville University of Saint Louis	Saint Louis	2,594	28,470	28,470	10,088	98%	16,690	99%	18,738	530	620	20	25	83%	71%
Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary	Kansas City	280	8,290	8,290	7,850	47%	661	70%	4,127	560	640	20	24	100%	79%
Missouri Baptist University	Saint Louis	1,471	28,220	28,220	10,200	98%	15,825	98%	18,267	450	550	19	23	61%	45%
Missouri Southern State University	Joplin	4,172	6,803	13,606	7,137	70%	2,801	92%	5,735	430	560	18	24	94%	32%
Missouri State University-Springfield	Springfield	14,924	7,588	15,898	9,128	63%	3,420	77%	5,819	520	620	21	27	88%	56%
Missouri University of Science & Technology	Rolla	6,065	9,936	27,484	10,420	81%	7,070	91%	9,088	600	750	26	32	79%	66%
Missouri Valley College	Marshall	1,397	21,100	21,100	9,400	100%	12,398	100%	15,156	440	550	16	21	53%	23%
Missouri Western State University	Saint Joseph	3,592	8,225	14,135	9,125	77%	5,027	94%	8,039						38%
Northwest Missouri State University	Maryville	4,928	8,238	14,020	9,022	90%	5,690	97%	8,025	500	630	19	25	73%	52%
Ozark Christian College	Joplin	488	13,220	13,220	5,910	98%	4,698	99%	6,768	440	580	19	24	67%	54%
Park University	Parkville	4,011	11,190	11,190	8,480	55%	5,624	84%	7,766						62%
Ranken Technical College	Saint Louis	1,210	14,889	14,889	5,200	57%	3,719	69%	7,508						53%
Rockhurst University	Kansas City	1,456	38,760	38,760	9,690	100%	27,161	100%	28,937	540	640	21	27	64%	76%
Saint Louis University	Saint Louis	6,440	45,424	45,424	12,600	97%	27,530	97%	29,203	580	700	25	30	58%	79%
Saint Luke's College of Health Sciences	Kansas City	387	11,850	11,850				83%	3,815
Southeast Missouri State University	Cape Girardeau	7,296	7,800	13,830	9,267	83%	5,134	91%	7,638					86%	50%
Southwest Baptist University	Bolivar	1,780	24,578	24,578	7,820	78%	15,745	95%	16,400	450	565	19	25	71%	46%
St. Louis College of Pharmacy	Saint Louis	372	29,596	29,596	12,256	98%	15,530	98%	19,165	598	680	24	29	92%	82%
Stephens College	Columbia	457	22,700	22,700	10,632	100%	18,804	100%	22,689	470	610	20	25	56%	46%
Truman State University	Kirksville	4,771	8,120	15,314	9,012	99%	5,892	99%	8,501	570	670	24	31	63%	75%
University of Central Missouri	Warrensburg	7,293	7,969	14,715	8,962	62%	3,858	83%	5,739			19	25	65%	51%
University of Missouri	Columbia	20,720	10,477	28,348	10,508	77%	8,802	79%	11,457	560	680	23	29	81%	71%
University of Missouri-Kansas City	Kansas City	6,606	9,915	24,603	11,796	73%	4,400	85%	6,935	480	680	21	28	61%	50%
University of Missouri-St Louis	Saint Louis	5,383	10,170	27,342	10,340	92%	10,879	95%	14,417	520	620	21	27	73%	52%
Washington University in St Louis	Saint Louis	7,146	55,292	55,292	16,900	41%	45,995	43%	47,253	760	800	33	35	14%	95%
Webster University	Saint Louis	2,303	28,700	28,700	11,120	96%	17,467	96%	20,162	500	610	21	27	57%	58%
Westminster College	Fulton	692	29,490	29,490	10,478	99%	16,259	100%	19,254	500	600	20	25	96%	59%
William Jewell College	Liberty	779	34,450	34,450	10,130	100%	23,020	100%	25,506	540	650	22	27	46%	63%
William Woods University	Fulton	770	24,830	24,830	9,890	97%	14,591	99%	16,323			20	26	64%	58%

* Public and Private not-for-profit Universities & Colleges offering 4 year (Bachelor’s) degrees and with undergraduate enrollment of 200 or more during the 2019-20 fiscal year. Listing also includes community colleges that offer Bachelor degrees in addition to Associate (2 year) degrees. For-profit Universities & Colleges and 100% online/remote only schools are not included in this listing. All information as reported is from institutional data compiled by the US Department of Education.

Explanation of Table Headings:

% with FA from School: Percentage of full-time undergraduate students who received some form of financial assistance directly from the school. Financial Assistance (FA) includes scholarships and awards based on academic, athletic, financial need and other considerations.

Average FA from School: Average annual dollar value of financial assistance to  full-time undergraduate students who received  awards directly from the school.

% with FA -All Sources: Percentage of full-time undergraduate students who received some type of school, federal or other financial assistance.

Average FA – all Sources: Average annual dollar value of financial assistance to full-time undergraduate students who received some type of school, federal or other FA. Student loans are not included in this figure.

SAT & ACT Percentiles: Our data reports the 25th & 75th percentiles for SAT Math & ACT Composite scores of incoming students. Accordingly, the scores for the middle half of incoming students were within this range.

25% SAT Math & ACT Comp: 25% of the students admitted scored at this Percentile or below;  75% scored above this level.

75% SAT Math & ACT Comp: 75% of the students admitted scored at this Percentile or below; 25% scored above this level.

Adm Rate: Admission rate for incoming class – this is the percentage of total applicants who were offered admission and enrolled in the fall.

Grad Rate: Percentage of students who graduated within  6 years  from time of first enrollment.  The 6 year national graduation average for students seeking four year degrees is 59%. The 6-year graduation rate was 58% at public institutions,  65% at private non-profit institutions, and 32% at private for-profit institutions.