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Congratulations!

You're well on your way to becoming an UMSL Triton! Now it's time to kick-start your college journey.

You're ready for MORE .

Learn about your next steps below to become a Triton.

Next Steps

Now that you've been admitted to UMSL, it's time to explore what comes next.

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    Step One: Review financial aid options

    Learn about UMSL scholarships, the Gateway Scholarship program and submit your FAFSA application .

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Admitted Student Events

Sign-up for orientation and join your fellow Tritons in a series of events designed for first-year students.

Admitted Student Events
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Scholarships & Financial Aid

See if you qualify for scholarships and financial aid to help fund your college education.

Financial Aid
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Residential Life

See yourself here. Learn more about on-campus housing options, meal plans and more.

Residental Life

Discover UMSL & St. Louis

Explore UMSL's campus and the best spots to visit in the surrounding St. Louis area.
The Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center is a landmark performance facility featuring dance, theatre, music, festivals, and other special events. Join the Opera Theatre Emsemble or University Singers on stage, or sit back and witness some the best performers and artists from around the world, including UMSL's own top-flight Jazz Orchestra.
Catch one of our 17 athletic teams as they compete in the Great Lakes Valley Conference, join an intramural sport like dodgeball, or run, lift, swim and climb at our state-of-the-art recreation and wellness center. If you like the outdoors, lounge in the quad or take a spin down the St. Vincent Greenway, a nearly 4-mile scenic path that winds from UMSL to the Delmar Loop.
Travel back in time through the railroad and waterway archives of the oldest library west of the Mississippi, the St. Louis Mercantile Library, or see microcomputers and analog artifacts at Grace's Place, UMSL's computer and information technology museum. At night, take in the stars at the Richard D. Schwartz Observatory or watch the galaxies in our new planetarium.
Enjoy world-class performances at the Muny, Fox and Stifel Theatres, hear music from around the globe at the Sheldon Concert Hall, or experience the greatest classical compositions played by the St. Louis Symphony. Visit some of the world's best art galleries at the Saint Louis Art Museum, Contemporary Art Museum and Pulizter Arts Foundation, all free of charge.
Hop on the Metro at UMSL's campus and head toward the Riverfront to visit the Arch and Lewis and Clark Museum, or sip your way through a tour of the Anheuser Busch Brewery. For the adventurous, float down the Mississippi on a riverboat, or take advantage of the River Ring, a hub of trails and greenways to bike, run and scoot.
Well over a thousand acres, Forest Park is one of the nation's premiere urban parks. Accessible from the Metro and sprawling with fields and trees, hills and small lakes, the park has something for everyone. Make a day of it and hit up St. Louis's Art Museum, History Museum, Science Center or Zoo, all located in the park.

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