Navigating graduate school can be complex and overwhelming at times. This page aims to provide clarity and assistance with common questions and concerns you may encounter during your journey.
Whether you're polishing a research proposal, a manuscript for publication, or your thesis/dissertation, the graduate editor in the Writing and Communication Center can help you refine your content for clarity, accuracy, and coherence.
Ensure a smooth transition from student to graduate by utilizing our essential resources, which provide detailed information on all the important dates for completing your degree.
Get ready for your unforgettable commencement ceremony by accessing details on the upcoming event, what graduates can anticipate, how to order regalia, and frequently asked questions.
Explore detailed information about financial aid and various types of assistance available, as well as additional information on graduate scholarships, and more.
Find more information on counseling services, health promotion initiatives, and prevention programs to empower the S&T community to thrive and enhance personal, academic, and professional success.
Concerned about a friend, classmate, or student on campus? Submit a referral for someone who may be experiencing a personal, academic, financial, wellbeing, and/or other concern.
Navigating through the journey of earning a graduate degree may present obstacles at times. For support, graduate students can turn to the National Graduate Student Crisis Line (877-GRAD-HLP), where dedicated counselors are available to offer assistance.
Discover a wealth of workshops and events tailored for graduate student development. Elevate your skills, network with peers, and cultivate your professional growth with our diverse range of offerings.
The Graduate Research Showcase provides an opportunity for graduate students to present their research to the university and wider community, while networking with representatives from key industry employers.
3MT is a competition that challenges students to present a compelling oration on their thesis/dissertation and its significance in just three minutes and with one slide, in language appropriate for an educated, non-specialist audience.
The Council of Graduate Students (CGS) is the authorized governing body for graduate students on the Missouri S&T campus. CGS maintains a positive relationship between the graduate student body, campus administration, and the local community.
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