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I’m from a pretty small town, but MSU and the city of Morehead feel like a classic American college town you would see in a movie. It has a very comforting atmosphere and that definitely played a role in my discussion to attend Morehead State.
RACHEL THOMPSON
LITTLE PAINT CREEK, KY SECONDARY ENGLISH EDUCATION
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MSU AT-A-GLANCE • • • • • • • •
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ALUMNI: More than 70,000 AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 18 COLORS: Blue and gold ENROLLMENT: 9,307 from 110 Kentucky counties, 46 states and 18 countries FACULTY: 75% of full-time faculty hold doctoral degrees. FOUNDED: 1887 as Morehead Normal School MASCOT: Eagle (a.k.a. Beaker) PERCENTAGE OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS: More than 94% PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM PREPARATIONS: 23
(Graduates of our professional program preparations are accepted into professional schools, including law and medical schools, at rates that exceed state and national averages.)
RESIDENCE HALLS: 12 main campus residence halls for MSU students, 2 residence halls on the University Farm. STUDENT/FACULTY RATIO: 15:1 UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS: 142 MSU is recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as an Institution of Community Engagement. The campus is rated as the safest in Kentucky and among the safest nationally. We offer more than 120 student clubs and organizations. 2021 is the sixth consecutive year MSU has been listed as a Top 25 school, ranked at #21 this year. MSU awarded more than $18 million in institutional scholarships for 2020-21. Declared a Tier I institution for its educational response during COVID-19 pandemic.
Morehead State University is committed to providing equal educational opportunities to all persons regardless of race, color, national origin, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disabled veterans, recently separated veterans, other protected veterans, and armed forces service medal veterans, or disability in its educational programs, services, activities, employment policies, and admission of students to any program of study. In this regard the University conforms to all the laws, statutes, and regulations concerning equal employment opportunities and affirmative action. This includes: Title VI and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Executive Orders 11246 and 11375, Equal Pay Act of 1963, Vietnam Era Veterans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and Kentucky Revised Statutes 207.130 to 207.240; Chapter 344 and other applicable statutes. Vocational educational programs at Morehead State University supported by federal funds include industrial education, vocational agriculture, business education, and the associate degree program in nursing. Any inquiries should be addressed to: Affirmative Action Officer, Morehead State University, 301 Howell-McDowell Administration Building, Morehead, KY 40351, 606-783-2097.
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PREPARING YOU FOR SUCCESS
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Our graduates are admitted to professional schools at rates above both state and national averages. •
Pre-med: MSU 53%; national 41%
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Pre-dentistry: MSU 67%; national 48%
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Pre-pharmacy: MSU 100%; national 83%
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Pre-physical therapy: MSU 100%; national 32%
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Pre-physician assistant: MSU 80%; national 32%
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In 2021, our veterinary technology students achieved a 100% pass rate on the Veterinary Technology National Exam (VTNE).
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Over the last 10 years, nearly 80% of our pre-vet students were accepted to veterinary schools.
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Our nursing program has a consistent 100% job placement rate.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/ACADEMICS As a Morehead State Eagle, you join a community dedicated to helping you succeed. Whether you’re interested in agriculture or astrophysics, you’ll have the support of committed faculty members who know you by name and want to help you succeed. Many of our academic programs are consistently ranked as some of the nation’s best for excellence and career preparation. As a student, you will have opportunities to participate in research, service learning and study abroad. MSU prepares students for success in their careers, including graduate and professional schools. MSU offers 142 undergraduate degree options and 23 professional preparation programs. Our graduates are admitted to professional schools at rates above both state and national averages.
PERSONALIZED ATTENTION
With a 15:1 student-faculty ratio and an average class size of 18, you receive focused personal attention from instructors intent on bringing out your full potential.
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At MSU, the classroom environments and schedules are very comfortable and flexible and it provides more opportunities for practical experiences. Professors and advisors are willing to help in any way they can.
OLUWATUNMISE SARAH FASIPE LOUISVILLE, KY CONVERGENT MEDIA
AFFORDING COLLEGE
WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/AFFORDING-COLLEGE A college education can help you find a career and increases your earning potential, but it also needs to be affordable. We are committed to providing the best value and personal support to our students.
ESTIMATED ANNUAL COSTS Tuition Housing Meal Plan (minimum required)
In-State Out-of-State $9,082 $13,726 $5,200 $5,200 $3,300 $3,300
MSU offers a variety of scholarships based on academic excellence, financial need, geographic location, major and more. At MSU, more than 94% of our undergraduate students receive some type of scholarship or financial aid. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and have your results sent to MSU (use code 001976). Complete the FAFSA as soon as possible after Oct. 1 of your senior year of high school. 5
IN-STATE STUDENT
SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA 2022-23 MINIMUM ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
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Honors Scholarship
Full tuition, on-campus housing allowance (up to the cost of the Honors Hall), $1,000 book credit at the University Store, a designated meal plan, and $1,500 one-time education abroad allowance (renewable).
Competitive
Selection based on academic achievement, including GPA, test scores, challenging coursework, leadership and service experiences, awards and recognitions, essay, sample of work and interview.
Submit a completed Honors Application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the application deadline of Dec. 1.
Commonwealth Scholarship
$9,000/year (renewable)
3.75 unweighted high school GPA and 28 ACT composite
New incoming freshman, Kentucky resident
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Governor’s Scholar Award/ Governor’s School for the Arts Award/Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs Award
$8,000/year (renewable) *Requires on campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 30%.
3.50 unweighted high school GPA and 25 ACT composite
New incoming freshman, Kentucky resident, alumnus of Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP), Governor’s School for the Arts (GSA) or Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs (GSE).
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority deadline of March 15.
Kentucky Scholars Award
$7,000/year (renewable) *Requires on campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 30%.
3.25 unweighted high school GPA and 25 ACT composite; 600 admission index
New incoming freshman, Kentucky resident.
Submit a completed admissions application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Dean’s Scholar Award
$4,000/year (renewable) *Requires on campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 50%.
3.25 unweighted high school GPA and 21 ACT composite; 535 Admission Index
New incoming freshman, Kentucky resident.
Submit a completed admissions application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Alumni Scholarship
$1,000/year (renewable) *Requires on campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 50%.
Unconditional admission
New incoming freshman who is a child, grandchild or spouse of an active MSU alumnus.
Submit a completed admissions application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Valedictorian Scholarship
$1,000 for one year.
Valedictorian of your graduating class
New incoming freshman, valedictorian of your graduating class, Kentucky resident.
Submit a completed admissions application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Black Achiever Scholarship
Full tuition (renewable). *Requires on campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 50%.
Unconditional admission
New incoming freshman, Kentucky resident, completion of the Black Achievers Program in Lexington or Louisville, Kentucky.
Submit a completed admissions application packet including admission application form, transcripts, test scores and a completed Diversity Scholar Application packet, by the application deadline of Dec. 1.
Diversity Opportunity Scholarship
Full tuition (renewable). *Requires on campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 50%.
Unconditional admission
New incoming freshman, Kentucky resident, have an ethnic background of one of Hispanic/Latino, African American, American Indian or Alaskan native, Asian, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander.
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application form, transcripts, test scores and a completed Diversity Scholar Application packet, by the application deadline of Dec. 1.
Rogers Scholar Award
Full tuition (renewable) or full tuition and housing (renewable). *Requires on campus housing for at least four semesters.
22 ACT composite and 3.50 unweighted high school GPA for full tuition; or 28 ACT composite and a 3.75 unweighted high school GPA for full tuition and housing
New incoming freshman, Kentucky resident, alumnus of Rogers Scholar Program.
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
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Notes: The total duration of renewable scholarships is eight semesters, as long as the renewal criteria is met. Criteria for renewal will be listed in the official award letter. Awards based on academic criteria. Final GPA and official ACT scores may affect awards. Total financial aid cannot exceed cost of attendance. Subsequent changes do not apply to the terms and conditions of an award. Some scholarships have a minimum admission index requirement, in addition to the minimum GPA and minimum ACT requirements. The admission index is calculated by multiplying the ACT composite by 10 and adding it to the GPA x 100. For example, 25 ACT x 10 (250) + 3.50 GPA x 100 (350) = 600 admission index. College credit hours completed prior to high school graduation, including Eagle Scholar courses, do not affect scholarship eligibility. With the exception of the Alumni and Valedictorian Scholarships, students may only receive one academic achievement scholarship.
The opportunities listed here are our primary institutional scholarships for in-state, first-time freshmen. Additional scholarships are available.
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OUT-OF-STATE STUDENT
SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA 2022-23 MINIMUM ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
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Honors Scholarship
Full tuition, on-campus housing allowance (up to the cost of the Honors Hall), $1,000 book credit at the University Store, a designated meal plan, and $1,500 one-time education abroad allowance (renewable).
Competitive
Selection based on academic achievement, including GPA, test scores, challenging coursework, leadership and service experiences, awards and recognitions, essay, sample of work and interview
Submit a completed Honors Application Packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the application deadline on Dec. 1.
Black Achiever Scholarship
Full tuition (renewable) *Requires on-campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 50%.
Unconditional admission
New incoming freshman, completion of the Black Achievers Program in Cincinnati, Ohio
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts, test scores and a completed Diversity Scholar Application Packet with recommendation from the Program’s Senior Cluster Leader and copy of your Black Achievers Senior Scholarship Packet or Portfolio by the application deadline on Dec. 1.
Non-Resident Merit Scholarship - Tier 1
$10,000/year (renewable) *Requires on-campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 30%.
3.75 unweighted high school GPA and 28 ACT composite
New incoming freshman, non-Kentucky resident
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Non-Resident Merit Scholarship - Tier 2
$7,000/year (renewable) *Requires on-campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 30%.
3.50 unweighted high school GPA and 24 ACT composite
New incoming freshman, non-Kentucky resident
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Non-Resident Merit Scholarship - Tier 3
$4,500/year (renewable) *Requires on-campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 50%.
3.00 unweighted high school GPA and 21 ACT composite
New incoming freshman, non-Kentucky resident
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Reciprocity Merit Scholarship - Tier 1
$7,000/year (renewable) *Requires on-campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 30%.
3.75 unweighted high school GPA and 28 ACT composite
New incoming freshman, non-Kentucky resident (reciprocity county list on back)
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Reciprocity Merit Scholarship - Tier 2
$4,000/year (renewable) *Requires on-campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 30%.
3.50 unweighted high school GPA and 24 ACT composite
New incoming freshman, non-Kentucky resident (reciprocity county list on back)
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Reciprocity Merit Scholarship - Tier 3
$1,500/year (renewable) *Requires on-campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 50%.
3.00 unweighted high school GPA and 21 ACT composite
New incoming freshman, non-Kentucky resident (reciprocity county list on back)
Submit a completed admission application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
Alumni Scholarship
$1,000/year (renewable) *Requires on campus housing for at least four semesters. If approved to commute or to live off campus, the scholarship will be reduced by 50%.
Unconditional admission
New incoming freshman who is a child, grandchild or spouse of an active MSU alumnus.
Submit a completed admissions application packet including admission application, transcripts and test scores, by the priority application deadline of March 15.
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Notes: The total duration of renewable scholarships is eight semesters, as long as the renewal criteria is met. Criteria for renewal will be listed in the official award letter. If you are receiving the Non-Resident Merit Scholarship, and are being charged instate tuition because all of your courses are online or all your courses are at one of our regional campuses, your scholarship will be reduced as follows: Tier 1 = $7,000; Tier 2 = $4,000; Tier 3 = $1,500. College credit hours completed prior to high school graduation, do not affect scholarship eligibility. Awards based on academic criteria. Final GPA and official ACT scores may affect awards. Awards, with the exception of the Alumni Award, may not be combined. Total financial aid cannot exceed cost of attendance. Subsequent changes do not apply to the terms and conditions of an award.
The opportunities listed here are our primary institutional scholarships for out-of-state students. Additional scholarships are available.
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UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS & MINORS
Learn more about programs that interest you at www.moreheadstate.edu/academics. KEY: A.A.: Associate of Arts A.A.S.: Associate of Applied Science B.A.: Bachelor of Arts B.B.A.: Bachelor of Business Admin. B.F.A.: Bachelor of Fine Arts B.M. Bachelor of Music B.M.E.: Bachelor of Music Edu. B.S.: Bachelor of Science B.S.N.: Bachelor of Science in Nursing B.S.W.: Bachelor of Social Work B.U.S.: Bachelor of University Studies
CAUDILL COLLEGE OF ARTS, HUMANITIES, & SOCIAL SCIENCES ART & DESIGN Art, Area B.F.A. Art, Major B.A. Arts Entrepreneurship Minor Art History Minor Art Area Teaching, B.F.A. Art Area Teaching, B.A. Studio Art Minor Visual Communication Minor
SCHOOL OF ENGLISH, COMMUNICATION, MEDIA & LANGUAGES Convergent Media Area, B.A. Creative Writing Major, B.F.A. Creative Writing Minor English Major, B.A. English Minor English Area with Teacher Certification (Secondary), B.A. French Minor Linguistics Minor Photography Minor Public Relations & Event Planning Minor Social Media Minor Spanish Major, B.A. Spanish Minor Strategic Communication and Leadership Minor Strategic Communication Area, B.A.
SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES Appalachian Studies Minor Canadian Studies Minor Chemical Dependency Counseling Minor
Criminology and Criminal Justice Area, B.A. Criminology Minor Film Studies Minor Gender Studies Minor Geography Minor History Major, B.A. History Minor Interdisciplinary Research Methods Minor Intelligence Studies Certificate Global Studies Major, B.A. Global Studies Minor Legal Studies Area, B.A. Legal Studies Major, B.A. Legal Studies Minor Military History and Policy Certificate Military Science Minor Philosophy Area - Philosophy Track, B.A. Philosophy Major - Philosophy Track, B.A. Philosophy Area - Religious Studies Track, B.A. Philosophy Major - Religious Studies Track, B.A. Philosophy Minor Political Science Major, B.A. Political Science Minor - Public Policy Track, B.A. Public Administration Minor Public History Area, B.A. Public History Minor Research and Analytical Skills Certificate Regional Analysis & Public Policy Minor Religious Studies Minor Social Work Area, B.S.W. Social Work Minor Sociology and Social Justice Major, B.A. Sociology Minor
MUSIC, THEATRE & DANCE Dance Minor Music - Collaborative Piano Track, B.M. Music - Commercial Music Track, B.A. Music - General Music Track, B.A. Music - Jazz Studies Track, B.M. Music - Keyboard Track, B.M.
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Music - Orchestral Strings Track, B.M. Music - Percussion Track, B.M. Music - Voice Track, B.M. Music - Woodwind, Brasswind Track, B.M. Music Education - Keyboard Track Instrumental Sub-track, B.M.E. Music Education - Keyboard Track Vocal Sub-track, B.M.E. Music Education - Orchestral Strings Track, B.M.E. Music Education - Percussion Track, B.M.E. Music Education - Voice Track, B.M.E. Music Education - Woodwind & Brasswind Track, B.M.E. Music Teachers National Association Credential Music Minor Theatre with Teacher Certification (P-12), B.A. Theatre Major, B.A. Theatre Minor Traditional Music Studies, B.A. Traditional Music Studies Minor
UNIVERSITY STUDIES University Studies, B.U.S. University Studies, A.A.
ERNST & SARA LANE VOLGENAU COLLEGE OF EDUCATION EARLY CHILDHOOD, ELEMENTARY & SPECIAL EDUCATION Child Development Associate Program, Credential Child Development Area, B.A. Child Development Minor Community Support Services Major, B.A. Community Support Services Minor Early Elementary (P-5) and LBD Area, B.A. Early Elementary (P-5) and MSD Area, B.A. Early Elementary (P-5) Area, B.A. Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education (IECE) Area, B.A.
MIDDLE GRADES & SECONDARY EDUCATION Middle Grades (5-9) and LBD Area, B.A. Middle Grades (5-9) and MSD Area, B.A. Middle Grades Education Area (5-9), B.A. Social Studies Area with Teacher Certification (Secondary), B.A. Secondary Education Certification
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES Agricultural Sciences Area Agribusiness Track, B.S. Agricultural Sciences Area Agriculture Education Track, B.S. Agricultural Sciences Area Agronomy Track, B.S. Agricultural Sciences Area - Animal Science Track, B.S. Agricultural Sciences Area - Equine Science Track, B.S. Agricultural Sciences Area General Agriculture Track, B.S. Agricultural Sciences Area - Golf Course Management Track, B.S. Agricultural Sciences Area Horticulture Track, B.S. Agriculture Major, B.S. Agriculture Minor Horsemanship Minor Veterinary Science Area, B.S. Veterinary Technology, A.A.S. Veterinary Technology Area, B.S.
BIOLOGY & CHEMISTRY Biological Sciences Area - Biology Track, B.S. Biological Sciences Area MSUTeach Track, B.S. Biological Sciences Area 4+1 Track, B.S. Biology Minor Biomedical Sciences Area, B.S. Biomedical Sciences Area 4+1 Track, B.S. Chemistry Area - Biomedical Track, B.S. Chemistry Major - General Chemistry Track, B.S. Chemistry Area - MSUTeach Track, B.S.
Chemistry Area - Professional Chemistry Track, B.S. Chemistry Minor
KINESIOLOGY, HEALTH, & IMAGING SCIENCES Exercise Science Area, B.S. Health Promotion Area, B.A. Health Promotion Major, B.A. Health Minor Imaging Science Area - Computed Tomography/Magnetic Resonance Track, B.S. Imaging Science Area - Diagnostic Medical Sonography Track, B.S. Imaging Science Area - Leadership in Medical Imaging Track, B.S. Radiologic Science, A.A.S. Respiratory Care, A.A.S.
MATHEMATICS Mathematics Major Actuarial Track, B.S. Mathematics Major Applied Statistics Track, B.S. Mathematics Major - Computational Track, B.S. Mathematics Area – Data Analytics Track, B.S. Mathematics Area General Track, B.S. Mathematics Major General Track, B.S. Mathematics Area MSUTeach Track, B.S. Mathematics Area – MSU Teach Computer Science Track, B.S. Mathematics Major MSUTeach Track, B.S. Mathematics Minor Statistics Calculus Track Minor Statistics Non-Calculus Track Minor
NURSING Nursing - BSN Post-licensure, B.S.N. Nursing - BSN Pre-licensure, B.S.N. Nursing ADNP, A.A.S.
PHYSICS, EARTH SCIENCE & SPACE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING Astrophysics Minor Earth System Science Area Geology Track, B.S. Earth System Science Area Geospatial Science and Technology Track, B.S. Earth System Science Area MSUTeach Track, B.S. Geology Minor
Integrated Science Minor Physics Area - Astrophysics Track, B.S. Physics Major - Applied Physics Track, B.S. Physics Area - Computational Physics Track, B.S. Physics Area - Engineering Physics (Electrical) Track, B.S. Physics Area - Engineering Physics (Mechanical) Track, B.S. Physics Area - MSUTeach Track, B.S. Physics Major - Professional Physics Track, B.S. Physics Minor Space Systems Engineering, B.S.
Marketing Minor Sport Management Area, B.A.
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCE Computer Gaming Minor Computer Science - Computer Science Area Advanced Topics Track, B.S. Computer Science – Computer Science Area Computer Engineering Track, B.S. Computer Science - Computer Science Area Cyber Security Track, B.S. Computer Science – Computer Science Area Data Science Track, B.S. Computer Science - Computer Science Area Gaming Track, B.S. Computer Science Major, B.S. Computer Science Minor Engineering Management Area, B.S. Engineering Technology Construction Management and Civil Engineering Technology Track, A.A.S. Engineering Technology Area Construction Management and Civil Engineering Technology Track, B.S. Engineering Technology - Design and Manufacturing Engineering Technology Track, A.A.S. Engineering Technology Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology Track, A.A.S. Engineering Technology Area Electronics & Computer Engineering Technology Track, B.S. Engineering Technology Area Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Technology Track, B.S. Engineering Technology Occupation-based Career and Technical Training Track, A.A.S. Engineering Technology Minor Industrial Education Area Engineering and Technology Track, B.S. Industrial Education Area Occupation-based Career and Technical Education Track, B.S. Systems Integration Engineering Area, B.S. Technology Management Area Information Systems Track, B.S. Technology Management Area Technology Systems Track, B.S.
PSYCHOLOGY Neuroscience Area, B.S. Psychology Area, B.S. Psychology Major, B.S. Psychology Major, B.A. Psychology Minor
ELMER R. SMITH COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Business Administration Accounting Track, B.B.A. Business Administration - Business & Information Technology Education Track, B.B.A. Business Administration Information Systems Track, B.B.A. Business Administration - Finance Track, B.B.A. Business Administration - General Business Track, B.B.A. Business Administration Management Track - International Management Sub-track, B.B.A. Business Administration Management Track - Health Care Management Sub-track, B.B.A Business Administration Management Track Management Sub-track, B.B.A. Business Administration Marketing Track, B.B.A. Business Administration - Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship Track, B.B.A Business Studies Area, A.A.S. Computer Information Systems Minor Entrepreneurship Minor General Business (non-business majors only) Minor
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PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM PREPARATIONS: Pre-Chiropractic Pre-Computed Tomography/ Magnetic Resonance Pre-Dentistry Pre-Diagnostic Medical Sonography Pre-Engineering Pre-Forestry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Medical Technology/Clinical Laboratory Science Pre-Nursing Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Pre-Podiatric Medicine Pre-Radiologic Science Pre-Respiratory Care Pre-RN to BSN Pre-Veterinary Medicine Pre-Veterinary Technology
I came to MSU because of the scholarship opportunities and a personal change. It was a great opportunity for me to branch out. I’m truly thankful that I chose to come to MSU. This is home and I’m so proud to be an Eagle.
CONNOR TILFORD (CLASS OF 2021)
PADUCAH, KY BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & FRENCH
STUDENT SUPPORT
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ACADEMIC ADVISING | WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/ADVISING The professional advising staff in each college can guide you through your major and help you with course scheduling.
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CAREER SERVICES | WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/CAREER The Office of Career Services can help you with career planning, resume building and job placement.
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OFFICE OF FIRST YEAR PROGRAMS | WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/FIRSTYEAR The Office of First Year Programs organizes events and courses to help make your first year at MSU successful and engaging.
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STUDENT EAGLE DIVERSITY CENTER | WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/SEDC Provides services and programming to enhance academic and social connections while fostering inclusivity, positive collaboration and communication across campus.
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TUTORING & LEARNING CENTER | WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/TUTORING MSU offers cost-free assistance with your studies through the Tutoring and Learning Center.
A NEW LEVEL OF LEARNING WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/LEVELUP
MSU offers hands-on learning and research in your field of study to help you gain the knowledge and skills you need for career success. We offer courses with specific, meaningful experiences to expand your knowledge, develop career skills, and prepare you for success. • •
Career planning and preparation Co-ops and practicums
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GET INVOLVED
WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/ACTIVITIES MSU offers more than 120 student clubs and organizations. You can explore your interests in everything from politics and social issues to academics, athletics and faith. You can join a fraternity or sorority or get on the field at halftime performing with the MSU Marching Band. MSU also offers Tau Sigma, the National Honor Society for Transfer Students.
ATHLETICS
WWW.MSUEAGLES.COM At MSU, we are an NCAA Division I institution with a proud championship tradition in athletics. Eagle student-athletes have won the prestigious OVC Institutional Academic Excellence Award 12 times, and our teams finish among leaders in their conferences. As a student, you get access to athletic events for free with your EagleCard. MEN’S SPORTS
WOMEN’S SPORTS
COED SPORTS
• Baseball • Basketball • Cross Country • Football • Golf • Track and Field
• Basketball • Beach Volleyball • Cross Country • Golf • Soccer • Softball • Track and Field • Volleyball
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SPIRIT SQUADS • Cheerleading • Dance Team
DINING
MOREHEAD.CAMPUSDISH.COM Our student center, the Adron Doran University Center (ADUC), offers a variety of dining options: • Chick-fil-A • Moe’s • Oven & Leaf • Prefontaine (sports-themed restaurant)
• Starbucks • Steak ‘n Shake • Which Wich
You can also use your meal plan at the Rocky Adkins Dining Commons, known as “The ROCK.” It features The Fresh Food Company, which includes exhibition cooking, authentic ethnic dishes, a culinary twist on old American favorites and healthy/vegetarian options prepared fresh daily.
LIVING ON CAMPUS
WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/HOUSING You can be connected to the MSU community while building a sense of independence by living on campus. Whether it’s your roommates, your fellow Eagles in your residence hall or your resident advisors (RAs), there’s always the opportunity for friendly interaction or a shared experience. Our residence halls include several recently renovated buildings – including Andrews Hall, which features suite-style rooms. All our halls have free Wi-Fi and free laundry facilities.
HEALTHY CAMPUS
WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/CHS MSU’s Counseling and Health Services (CHS) provides medical and mental health care for students. We offer Therapy Assistance Online (TAO), which includes more than 100 educational sessions covering common topics related to mental health, wellness and substance abuse issues.
CAMPUS SAFETY
WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/POLICE MSU is one of the safest campuses in the nation. We are consistently ranked as the Safest Campus in Kentucky by the National Council for Home Safety and Security. The MSU Police Department is available 24 hours a day and offers additional security through the LiveSafe app and Eagle Alerts – safety and weather notifications by text message and email.
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/ADMISSIONS •
UNCONDITIONAL ADMISSION (BACHELOR’S DEGREE): Unweighted High School GPA of 2.50 – 4.00
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PROVISIONAL ADMISSION (BACHELOR’S DEGREE): Unweighted High School GPA of 2.00 – 2.49, plus a signed and approved learning contract.
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CONDITIONAL ADMISSION (ASSOCIATE’S DEGREE): Unweighted High School GPA of 2.00 – 2.49, plus participation in the Eagle Success Program. Upon completion of 24 credit hours, student may move to a bachelor’s degree program.
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DENIED ADMISSION: High School GPA below 2.00 (Unweighted). Students may appeal.
Kentucky applicants must also meet the Pre-College Curriculum, as established by the KY Council on Postsecondary Education. You are a first-time freshman if you have no previous college coursework or completed college courses before high school graduation, including college courses through a dual-credit program, such as Eagles Scholars. Visit our website for a complete list of admissions criteria.
ADMISSION PROCESS WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/APPLY
Complete the Undergraduate Admission & Scholarship Application and submit your $30 non-refundable application processing fee. Submit a copy of your OFFICIAL high school transcripts (must be signed and sealed from your school) to the Office of Enrollment Services. GED recipients, submit your GED scores and certificate to: Office of Enrollment Services Morehead State University 121 E. Second St. | Morehead, KY 40351 admissions@moreheadstate.edu
Test scores (ACT/SAT) are not required for admission to Morehead State University. However, they are required for scholarship eligibility, and may be needed for placement purposes or admission to certain programs at MSU. 13
RECREATION AND WELLNESS WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/RECREATION
MSU’s award-winning Recreation and Wellness Center (also known as The Rec) was named one of the top 50 campus rec centers in the U.S. by College Consensus – the only one in Kentucky included in the list. Feel like getting outside? You definitely should at MSU. One of the most stunning sights on our campus is Eagle Lake. Plus, Outdoor Adventures, located in the Recreation and Wellness Center, allows you to sign up for outdoor trips, take workshops on various survival skills, rent camping and hiking equipment, or kayaks and paddle boards for Eagle Lake.
COMMUNITY
WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/COMMUNITY We are located in the Appalachian foothills in the heart of the Daniel Boone National Forest. Our campus is in the city of Morehead, a place that’s big on small-town charm. There’s plenty to do within walking distance of campus, including art galleries, museums, locally roasted coffee, restaurants, boutiques and a downtown entertainment district. As an official Kentucky Trail Town, there are more than 100 miles of multi-use trails for any age and ability. In fact, Sheltowee Trace National Recration Trail includes Main Street. Nearby, Don Greenhill City Park offers sports fields, walking paths and more. Rodburn Park is a five-minute drive from campus and offers hiking on the Sheltowee Trail, a playground and picnic areas.
CAVE RUN LAKE Cave Run Lake is a short drive from campus and is a great place to relax, enjoy a picnic and swim. There are miles of trails near the lake for biking and hiking. Cave Run is famous for its fishing, especially muskie.
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VISIT
MSU is located off Interstate 64 at Exit 137 approximately 100 miles south of Cincinnati, Ohio, 60 miles west of Huntington, West Virginia, and 60 miles east of Lexington, Kentucky.
WWW.MOREHEADSTATE.EDU/VISIT We love it here, and we think you will, too. Come see for yourself why MSU is a top-ranked public university! Whether you come alone or bring along family and friends, a visit to MSU lets you: • Meet with staff about admissions and financial aid. • Take a tour of campus with an Eagle Guide. • Speak with engaging, experienced professors in your program of interest. • Talk with a current student to get a sense of college life at MSU. MSU offers campus tours throughout the year, Monday through Friday. Please schedule at least two weeks in advance so we can personalize your visit.
We know it’s not always possible to come to campus. We want to connect with you and answer your questions no matter where you are through www.moreheadstate.edu/virtualvisit. To schedule an appointment with your admissions counselor, visit www.moreheadstate.edu/admissiontalk. OFFICE OF ENROLLMENT SERVICES Morehead State University 121 E. Second St. | Morehead, KY 40351 800-585-6781 | 606-783-2000 admissions@moreheadstate.edu
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Information is valid as of October 2021.