Come explore Missouri State Showcase, our popular open house for prospective high school juniors, seniors, transfer students and their families.
You have to see it to believe it
Come experience the Missouri State campus with your own two eyes on our walking and shuttle tours of campus. You'll be guided through academic buildings, campus hotspots, and residence halls.
Discover the college basics
In addition to meeting faculty and students in your areas of interest, attend our general information sessions on admissions, financial aid, and housing. Get your questions answered!
Get admitted on the spot
The Office of Admissions is offering on-site admission at Showcase. Admissions staff will collect and review your application materials to make admission decisions on the spot.
The Missouri State Showcase program is an "open house" opportunity for prospective high school juniors, seniors, transfer students and their families to visit and explore Missouri State University.
Why attend Showcase?
- Meet faculty members and students
- Take a campus tour and see the residence halls
- Visit with leaders from a sample of our nearly 300 student organizations
- Learn about admissions, financial aid, and housing
- Enjoy special values at the student union food court and dining halls
Make a weekend of it!
Springfield is a great place to be in the fall. As the third largest city in Missouri, we have plenty of activities, attractions, shopping, and dining.
For more ideas on how to make a weekend of it, view other area weekend events and Springfield Missouri Convention & Visitors Bureau website.
Bears Mean Business
Join the College of Business for an "eat and greet" to enjoy free Qdoba and learn more about the business programs. Read more and register.
Accommodation Statement
Participants with disabilities who may not be able to fully participate because of the instructional format or design of the program may request an accommodation by contacting the Office of Admissions in advance.
Accessible parking is available in the Visitor Parking lot off of National Avenue and Monroe Street.