One of only 156 institutions accredited in both business and accounting by AACSB International.
100% of education graduates meet the state exit standards.
Truman's Team A won first place at the ninth annual Missouri MAA Collegiate Mathematics Competition.
Ranked 22nd in the nation for the preparation of American Chemical Society-certified Bachelor of Science graduates in Chemistry
Nearly forty-two percent of courses taught at Truman have an enrollment of 20 students or less.
Less than two percent of courses taught at Truman have an enrollment of 50 students or more.
Approximately 1,200 undergraduate students participate annually in undergraduate research at Truman.
Truman's student body consists of approximately 5,600 undergraduate students and 250 graduate students.
Truman students receive specialized attention with a 16:1 student-to-faculty ratio.
Truman is home to highly qualified and experienced faculty with eighty-five percent of full-time faculty holding their Ph.D. or terminal degree.
Truman offers internship opportunities through the Washington Center. Placement sites include non-profit groups, media organizations, Congress, museums and much more.
Truman offers the unique opportunity to intern with a Missouri legislator, public official, or state agency.
Truman students can complete internships at the Harry S Truman Presidential Museum and Library in archives, public relations, marketing, educational programming, visitor services and more.
Applying for admission to Truman is FREE.
Truman is one of only two Missouri public universities with a Phi Beta Kappa Chapter.
Truman sponsors 21 varsity athletic teams
and numerous intramural and club sports.
Truman is the home of the Bulldogs.
There are approximately 250 student organizations active at Truman.
The application for admission also serves as the application for Truman's generous merit-based scholarship program.
Truman is ranked 13th in the nation for number of students studying abroad.
Truman is Missouri's only highly selective public university.
Truman was founded in 1867.
Truman is a National Merit Program Scholarship Sponsor.
The Truman Campus is completely wireless.
1/4 of the 2009 Truman freshmen from Missouri were awarded the State of Missouri's Bright Flight Scholarship.
Truman is now offering a new major in Creative Writing.
Truman is placed in the top 25 on the "Top Peace Corps Volunteer Producing Colleges and Universities" among medium-size schools.
