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Stay 6 feet apart

Wear your face covering

Wash your hands

Monitor symptoms

Students and families

Our campus community will enter 2021 with a proven template for success in managing the virus on our campus. University leaders plan to open the 2021 spring semester with an in-person return. As they have been doing throughout the pandemic, university officials, public health officials and medical experts will continue to monitor the circumstances closely and make decisions as they become necessary.

Spring semester arrival testing information

These current Show Me Renewal precautions and updated CDC guidance can help keep you and others safe:

  • Monitor for symptoms: Students, faculty and staff are required to monitor their health on a daily basis. Download the #CampusClear app on your smartphone if you haven’t already.
  • Travel Safe: Visit our Travel guidance page for CDC advice on traveling safely.
  • Quarantine effectively: New CDC guidelines indicate additional options to reduce quarantine timelines for contacts of those diagnosed with COVID-19. Follow your health care provider’s guidance regarding isolation/quarantine periods.
  • As always, maintain social distancing, wear your face covering and follow other Show Me Renewal guidelines.

Away from campus safety

Future Tigers

We want to make sure that you get the information and help you need to continue your admissions journey.

Admissions and campus visits

Safety, Health and Wellness

All students are expected to follow these safety guidelines.

Safety expectations Travel guidance Arrival testing Return to campus training Vaccine information Face coverings Symptom monitoring #CampusClear App Wellness and mental health support Off-campus conduct policy Disability Center

Dealing with COVID-19 illness

If you feel unwell, are waiting for test results, have been exposed to or have tested positive for COVID-19, stay home.

How to get tested Guidance for students dealing with COVID-19 Report a COVID-19 positive Isolation vs. quarantine

Classes and academic support

Guidance about class schedules, safety expectations, attendance and accommodations, library, tutoring and technology support

When you're in class Coursework changes Campus space for online classwork Tutoring and support (online) Software and remote learning resources to help you succeed Mizzou Libraries Learning Center Tuition, residency, scholarships and financial matters MU Office of the Registrar spring 2021 information

Housing, dining and activities

Expectations for living in the residence halls, eating on campus, Fraternity and Sorority Life, and safe events and activities

Residence halls Fraternity and Sorority Life Dining on campus Events and activities Meetings Shuttles to campus

Student research and creative activities

As the campus reopens for classes for the 2021 spring semester, graduate and undergraduate students and their faculty mentors need to be aware of additional protocols and requirements for students working in research facilities and creative spaces.

Undergraduate researcher guidelines Graduate researcher guidelines Return to work authorization for student researchers

Graduate and international students

Guidance for graduate students about assitantships, extensions and other topics as well as support for incoming international students

COVID-19-related guidance from the Graduate School Assistantship guidance Time-to-degree extensions Guidance for international students

Report an unsafe incident

Your health and well-being are our top priority. The university has implemented policies to help protect the Mizzou community and limit the spread of COVID-19. If you have concerns that safety protocols are not being followed, you should report the behavior.

Report unsafe behavior