Research activities of the Center for Archeological Research, the Center for Resource Planning and Management, and the Center for Ozark Studies are particularly relevant to the University's mission to preserve and advance knowledge of the cultural heritage and environment of the Ozarks region. Outcomes of research in horticulture science and agronomy at the State Fruit Experiment Station, the Midwest Center for Viticulture and Enology, and the Agricultural Research and Demonstration Center are significant to the region's agricultural economy as they relate to fruit production and field crops. Activities in the Centers of Business and Economic Development and Economic Research serve the needs of local, regional, and state industry and business. The Southwest Missouri Area Health Education Center performs education, service, and research projects throughout Southwest Missouri. Additional fees may apply such as student services fees and supplemental course fees.
Exact rates depend on housing costs, room style, and meal plan.
University and privately owned apartments are within a reasonable distance from campus. Financial Aid SMSU offers several forms of financial assistance to qualified applicants, including federal loan programs, selected scholarships, and graduate assistantships. Whenever feasible, the assistantship assignment is closely related to the student's program of study. Graduate Assistantships offer both a fee-waiver and a stipend. Submission of your application does not guarantee your acceptance as a graduate student or admission into a graduate program.