Parents & Families of Future Students Academic Opportunities Your student will have many academic paths to pursue at Truman – with an array of academic programs, there is plenty of room for growth and exploration. Ambitious students looking for a challenge can look forward to our Honors Scholar Program. Your student will also discover connections across a wide variety of endeavors through student research, study abroad, internships, and service learning projects. Majors Research Active and Involved Whether your student joins one of Truman’s nearly 250 clubs and organizations, attends campus programming events from the Student Activities Board or the , gets involved in Residence Life, works out at the Student Recreation Center, or participates in one of the , , or sports, they will always have something to do on campus. And of course you are welcome on campus, too! You and your student can have a fun weekend together during Family DayÌý´Ç°ù Homecoming when there are many fun events scheduled for you! Stay updated on all the events and activities available to your student at Truman – or find some you want to attend – by checking out the University Calendar! Clubs and Organizations Student Recreation Center Residence Life Student Services Your student will have many resources available to them so that they feel at home during their time at Truman. Health and Safety University Counseling Services and the Student Health Center can provide your student with mental healthcare and general medical care, while the Department of Public Safety is available around the clock to provide both emergency and non-emergency assistance to your student should they ever need it. University Counseling Support Resources Your student will also have access to the Center for Academic Excellence, which provides a multi-faceted academic support program and also houses your student’s Academic Advisor. Additionally, there are many specialty offices that can assist your student with various needs, including the Career Center, Information Technology Services, Office of Community Enrichment, and Office of Student Access and Disability Services. Managing Finances If you’re concerned about the cost of college for your student, know that À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ is consistently ranked as a “Best Value College” for high-quality academics. Truman’s merit-based scholarship program is one of the most generous in the country, and your student may qualify for one or several of Truman’s automatic and competitive scholarships. The Office of Financial Aid is the perfect resource for you or your student if you have questions about federal, state, or local loans, loan applications, need-analysis packets, grants, or work study options. You are encouraged to complete and file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) so that your student can be considered for need-based financial assistance. You will also have a variety of payment plan options for your convenience. Please feel free to contact the Business Office if you have questions about billing and payments to your student’s account. Scholarships Payment Plans Billing Student Accounts Other Resources & Contact Information Academic Advising: 660-785-7403 Academic Affairs: 660-785-4105 ´¡»å³¾¾±²õ²õ¾±´Ç²Ô²õ:Ìý660-785-4114 Business Office: 660-785-4149 Disability Services: 660-785-4478 Financial Aid: 660-785-4130 Public Relations: 660-785-4016 Public Safety:Ìý660-785-4176 Residence Life: 660-785-4227 Student Affairs: 660-785-4111 Student Health Center: 660-785-4182 Technology Help: 660-785-4544 Truman Bookstore: 660-785-4212 Successful Outcomes More Career Readiness More Why Truman Visit À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ