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2022 Best Colleges with Equine Studies Degrees in Missouri

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  1. University of Missouri

    • 4 Year
    • COLUMBIA, MO
    • 3,217 reviews
    #3 Best Colleges in Missouri

    Alum: Talk about being prepared for the real world. I switched my major half way through college to education and I didn’t realize how fantastic the education program here is. I was able to work with my professors in their research labs and impact my community through the opportunities I had here. Very diverse place. The Newman Center is top notch, the on campus jobs (and off campus downtown ones too) know their employees (and in my experience) will work with you so you can be a student while having an income. The community here is real and the school spirit might be more intense then high school musical. Not only that BUT THE CAMPUS- WOW. When I toured they told me it was the largest botanical garden in the state of Missouri... I didn’t need to question it because the campus spoke for itself. Everything is within walking distance (no car needed at least if you live on campus). 10/10 recommend.

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    • A minus
      Overall Niche Grade
    • 81% Acceptance Rate
    • $15,850 Net Price
    • 1120-1340 SAT Range
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  2. William Woods University

    • 4 Year
    • FULTON, MO
    • 414 reviews

    Junior: I am currently pursuing my Bachelors in Sign Language. The teachers have been awesome! They are very understanding and great at explaining their lessons and the material provided. They have broken down many different thinking processes to help the interpreters understand the interpreting processes. Before attending this school, I went to a community college that did not teach all the information I have learned in the time I have been at William Woods.
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    • B minus
      Overall Niche Grade
    • 64% Acceptance Rate
    • $23,663 Net Price
    • 1000-1220 SAT Range
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  3. Missouri State University - West Plains

    • 2 Year
    • WEST PLAINS, MO
    • 139 reviews

    Freshman: MU-WP is a very good school for either an inexpensive associate's degree, a place to go for 2 years before moving on to a 4-year university, or simply to obtain college duel credit. The classes offered are enjoyable and relatively inexpensive to take. The campus itself is not the greatest when it comes to the housing, but the classrooms and other buildings are well maintained and up to date. Overall, it's a great campus for specific kinds of people. All I can recommend them to do is improve the housing somewhat.
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    • C+
      Overall Niche Grade
    • 100% Acceptance Rate
    • $7,663 Net Price
    • — SAT Range
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  4. Stephens College

    • 4 Year
    • COLUMBIA, MO
    • 393 reviews

    Freshman: I honestly really loved the experience that I got at Stephen's college. The staff is super friendly and helpful! They will answer any questions that you have. The college offers an exuberant amount of resources to students, such as free tutoring, one on one teacher time, and easier courses on difficult subjects. If you are considering colleges I would definitely make Stephens one of your choices!
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    • B minus
      Overall Niche Grade
    • 56% Acceptance Rate
    • $22,604 Net Price
    • 1000-1240 SAT Range
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    James Madison University

    • 4 Year
    • HARRISONBURG, VA
    • 3,023 reviews

    Alum: I loved going to James Madison University! I graduated in May 2018 with a major in Media Arts and Design (concentration in Interactive Design) and a minor in Art History. During my time at JMU, I was very involved in Student Ambassadors (tour guides), Madison Dance, and Alternative Breaks. As a black student, I was a little worried about attending JMU since the minority population is pretty small but I had a great experience. I never encountered any overt racism or felt any bias against me from my fellow students and professors. There were times though that I felt a little uncomfortable in the surrounding area of campus. I would occasionally see confederate flags, which left me feeling a bit cautious even though I didn't have any negative experiences (especially since I come from a very liberal and majority-black area). After graduation, I was able to find a job as a Graphic Designer within 3 months and I felt very prepared to complete the tasks that came with my job.
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    • A
      Overall Niche Grade
    • 77% Acceptance Rate
    • $18,708 Net Price
    • 1120-1290 SAT Range
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