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The Computer Science and Mathematics Scholarship Program at Missouri Western, which is funded by the National Science Foundation, will grant up to 20 scholarships to academically talented computer science or mathematics majors, who qualify for Federal financial aid. This program will increase the numbers of majors, especially from under-represented groups, and will foster learning outside the classroom. These goals will be achieved through a learning community built on faculty-student mentoring, internship opportunities, and activities related to career development.
In keeping with the requirements of Title IX of the education Amendments of 1972 in regard to sex discrimination and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 in regard to handicap discrimination as well as other applicable federal and state laws, Missouri Western State College follows a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity in regard to all employment practices and to all educational programs and activities including student financial aid, recruitment, admission, housing, and placement. Inquiries regarding the application of these laws may be submitted to Ellen Smither, the Title IX, 504/ADA Coordinator, Student Services/Classroom Building, Room 106. (816)271-4280. Disclosure of graduation rates under the student Right-To-Know Act: The completion or graduation rate for students who entered Missouri Western State College in Fall 1996 as full-time freshman and who had graduated from MWSC before 2002 was 29%. Another 6% were still enrolled in Fall 2002 and continuing to complete a degree. An additional 27% had transferred to another college or university. The 4-year average graduation rate for freshman who entered MWSC Fall 1993 to Fall 1996 is 28%. The 4-year average transfer out rate is 27%.
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