Understand Academic Guidelines, Policies and Appeals

Know the rules, use the tools

Need to submit an appeal or grievance?

Want to brush up on the University's academic policies?

Have general questions or need some guidance navigating your education?

Start here to find academic procedures and support programs.

Appeals and standards

MSU Articulation Officer
Need to transfer credits to Missouri State? See if your articulation officer can help you!
Academic appeals process
Submitting an appeal is your way of asking for a reconsideration (of a grade, requirement or other academic decision). Review appeal processes, degree requirements, deadline exceptions, exam waivers and more.
Academic integrity
Take a look at the University's stances and ideas for remaining trustworthing in your academic work.
Academic probation and suspension
This isn't the end of the road! You are not alone in your college journey. We'll help you move forward and explore your next steps for your education.
Academic standards and opportunties
Learn more about the office of academic standards and opportunities to get a closer look at academic policies, pathways and options.
Teaching and class modalities
Would you prefer learning online, in-person or a mix of both? Explore the features of each instruction method at Missouri State.
Academic Regulations
Do you know how an incomplete grade works, how to audit a class or how to request an overload of credit hours? Learn what MSU expects of you in our online library of academic regulations.
Academic programs and strategies

Want to be a well-rounded student?

Make the most of your academic journey! Develop a four-year plan, helpful study habits and a support system.
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Join the Partners in Education (PIE)

Your membership in this opportunity will provide you with helpful resources and reminders to support you in your academics.
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Design a plan to finish college in four years

Take part in the Finish in Four program to stick to a structured pathway toward graduation.
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Adopt helpful study and learning strategies

Build on what you know to set realistic goals, take useful notes, comprehend the coursework and maintain good grades.