Our campus' cenralized veterans support office. It houses resources, amenities, and it hosts programs to facilitate student veterans' and service members' success. It also houses our Student Veteran Advisor and Veterans' Consuls to offer assistance wth campus resources, guidance with external resources, and support with academics.

573-341-6117 | svrc@mst.edu

The Registrar is in charge of maintaining student records. They also house the VA Certifying Official, and you will go to them with your paperwork to receive your GI Bill benefits.

573-341-4181 | registrar@mst.edu

The Cashier's Office is your main contact for managing your student financial account. Utilizing GI Bills and other VA aid can sometimes lead to problems, so contact them if you have an issue and they will be glad to help you out. 

573-341-4095 | cashier@mst.edu

The Student Financial Assistance (SFA) office is our campus resource to help you find the best way to pay for college. The Cashier's Office handles internal funding, whereas the SFA office handles funding externally. If you're looking for scholarships, FAFSA help, or general budgeting advice, they can help you. 

573-341-4282 | sfa@mst.edu

The mission of Student Disability Services is to assist in creating an inclusive and accessible university community where students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to fully participate in all aspects of the educational environment. We cooperate through partnerships with students, faculty, and staff to promote students' independence and to ensure recognition of their abilities.

If you are a student with a disability and would like more information about our services, please feel free to contact us to schedule a personal, confidential appointment.

*Specific to Student Veterans Student Disabiltiy Services can:

• Assist with aqquiring a temporary handicap sticker
• Will accept VA documentation when determining accomodations

573-341-4172 | dss@mst.edu

The Counseling Services office promotes the success and wellbeing of the Missouri S&T community through educational access, health promotion, and psychological assistance.

Counseling Services also offers students support and resources pertaining to other issues:
- Academic success such as motivation, study skills, test preparation, and reading comprehension.
- Resources and guidebooks they offer for loan.
- Offers several tests and inventories to help you determine which career path is right for you.

573-341-4211 | counsel@mst.edu

The mission of the Student Diversity Initiatives office is to assist in actively supporting students from ethnic populations that have historically been under-represented in science and engineering careers. The office also helps promote awareness about multicultural related issues to the campus community.

573-341-7286 | sdowp@mst.edu

The C.O.E.R. office offers guidance and assistance in taking your degree and using it to enter the job market. Our university now has an Experiential Learning requirement for graduation, so seeking and finding an Internship and Coop is a great way to not only meet that requirement, but make money, gain experience, apply your knowledge, and build your network.

573-341-4343 | career@mst.edu

Student Wellness seeks to maintain a healthy campus by providing education on positive choices towards alcohol, stress, relationships, and more.

573-341-6179 | healthed@mst.edu