Access student records, accept scholarship offers and check your application status online:

Once you have applied, you may click on the image above to access Joe'SS, Missouri S&T's online student-service center. If you encounter any problems with this login process, please email applysso@mst.edu and we will assist you as soon as possible.

At Missouri S&T, over 80 percent of our students receive some type of scholarship support or financial assistance. Our experienced staff will help you find the resources to attend achieve your goal of a degree from Missouri S&T. Our goal is to ensure that students have sufficient assistance in order to enroll and maintain their enrollment.

There are many different programs that students can take advantage of to meet their education costs. Many students receive a combination of merit-based scholarships, Federal need based assistance, scholarships and grants for Missouri residents and other financial opportunities at Missouri S&T.

• Complete an Application for Undergraduate Admission. By completing the application you will be considered for wide variety of four-year scholarship programs.
• Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA can be received from any high school counselor’s office or university/college.
• Submit the FAFSA, for the next academic year after January 1 but by March 1 to meet Missouri S&T’s FAFSA priority deadline.
• Make sure you list Missouri S&T’s code number (002517) on the FAFSA.
• You can also complete the FAFSA electronically by printing and signing and sending the signature page or requesting a PIN.
• Don’t forget the FAFSA must be submitted every year.
• The Student Financial Assistance Office strongly encourages students to keep their expected graduation date current.  Having an incorrect expected graduation date could affect a student receiving financial aid for a given semester. Contact the Registrar's Office if you wish to change your expected graduation date.

Engineering Loan Forgiveness Program

Don't know what to do with those 1098-T forms? 

 This educational tax credit guide can help to explain the variety of different tax credits and deductions available to students and parents. The IRS also has a detailed version describing all of the credits and qualifications.