Undergraduate Students
If your home institution has an exchange partnership with Missouri S&T, please reach out to the international mobility office to be nominated to Missouri S&T as an exchange student. The nomination can be sent to studyabroad@mst.edu. Once we have received your nomination, we will reach out to you regarding the next steps of the application process.
Graduate Students
Before completing the on-line application, Graduate students must first be approved through the department they wish to study within at S&T. To receive approval, please send the following to studyabroad@mst.edu.
The Study Abroad Coordinator will work with the department to receive approval and to have an academic advisor assigned to the student. Once the department has approved the student, the Study Abroad Coordinator will notify the student and provide further information about the on-line application process.
After your application has been accepted, we will issue an acceptance package containing immigration documentation needed to obtain your J-1 visa to study in the U.S. as an exchange or study abroad student. To create your visa documents, please upload the following information to https://connect.mst.edu/apply/.
*Exchange students: If you are applying as an exchange student under an existing agreement with Missouri S&T, please show proof of financial support of a minimum of $7,200 per semester or $14,400 for two semesters. This estimated amount includes room and board, books and supplies, personal needs, health insurance, and the International student fee. If you are not part of an existing exchange agreement, please note that regular tuition fees apply. Please see the amounts below for "study abroad students."
*Study abroad students: Please refer to the Cost of Attendance page. Please not that the cost of attendance shown is for an academic year.
To ensure your financial support documents meet the requirements, please see Sample Affidavit and SampleBankStatement.pdf.
**Proof of English proficiency: Exchange and study abroad students attending Missouri S&T must have sufficient English skills to participate actively in class work, study, and take exams. Because many of our classes are technical, the student must be able to read, understand, and speak English sufficiently to keep up with the rest of the class. To help us understand your English skills, we require some type of indication of your English abilities whether that is a TOEFL score or another type of exam, description of English studies, or explanation of student’s abilities. A general guideline is that students should have English skills equal to an 80 on the TOEFL exam.
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