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FAFSA

The FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is the first step to qualifying for most forms of financial aid. The information supplied through this process helps determine the types and amounts of financial aid that a person may be eligible to receive.

Self Assessments

Journey to College

Attending college requires careful thought and planning on the career to pursue, the level of education needed for that career, the cost for education programs and options to pay for it. Journey to College can help find the answers to questions about earning a degree or certificate.

It's All About You

Missouri Department of Higher Education & Workforce Development

The Missouri Department of Higher Education & Workforce Development strives to coordinate higher education policy that fosters a quality postsecondary education system, serving more than 450,000 students enrolled in public universities, colleges, and a technical college; independent colleges and universities; and proprietary and private career schools.

Career Exploration

MERIC

The Missouri Economic and Research Information Center (MERIC) conducts research on industries and workforce for the state and for each of its regions, providing a wealth of data to assist in the decision-making process. Data on in-demand occupations, growing industries and economic trends can help pinpoint long-term career opportunities.

Wages and Trends

Job Listings

The jobs.mo.gov system helps jobseekers find gainful employment by matching applicants with jobs posted by businesses.


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