Studies at all three levels may be pursued fulltime or parttime. In a pioneering program, the University of MissouriSt. Louis and Washington University have joined forces to offer bachelor of science degrees in mechanical, electrical and civil engineering. Students who enter the program take about half of their course work mathematics, physics, chemistry, humanities and social sciences, and some elementary engineering subject on the campus of UMSt. The remaining half of their degree programs, consisting of upper- level engineering courses and laboratories, is taken on the campus of Washington University and taught by Washington University engineering faculty members.
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Louis, pay tuition at UMSt. It also sponsors programs in the community, such as the annual St. Louis Storytelling Festival. The Office of International Student Services of the Center for International Studies assists international students and scholars to excel at UM-St. Louis and in the U.S. Services include undergraduate and graduate admission, credential and transfer credit evaluations, visa and immigration advising, pre-arrival and cultural adaptation assistance, new international student and scholar orientation, prospective student information requests, and personal advising. The Office also coordinates activities for the successful integration of students and scholars into the community by facilitating cultural events and activities, coordinating the annual International Student Speaker's Bureau, and working closely with other campus and community organizations.