International Students: 377 from approximately 48 countries
Student population: 60% female/40% male
Cost & Financial Aid
94% of freshmen receive Truman merit scholarships
Full-time students taking 12-17 credit hours pay a flat fee
Truman’s competitive out-of-state tuition is less than many surrounding state universities’ in-state tuition
Approximately half our seniors graduate without any federal student loan debt
Truman alumni have the lowest default rate on student loans of all public colleges and universities in Missouri
Freshman Academic Profile
Average high school GPA: 3.79
Average ACT: 27.04
1,000+ first-year students from 40 states and 48 countries
Academics
97% of classes have 40 students or fewer
Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 16:1
Nearly 100% of faculty teach undergraduate courses
More than 500 study abroad opportunities
Nearly 35% of graduating Truman seniors plan to pursue a graduate degree
Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools since 1914
Schools
School of Arts and Letters, School of Business, School of Health Sciences and Education, School of Science and Mathematics, School of Social and Cultural Studies
Student Life
Freshmen Living on Campus: 98%
Student Organizations: 250+
71% of students are involved in two or more student organizations
Members of Greek social sororities/fraternities: 18% women/21% men
Housing: Traditional, suite and apartment-style residence halls