VIRTUAL PRESENTATION AND Q&A'S
Missouri S&T Admissions provides different types of presentations and Q&A sessions to discuss admissions, scholarships, and all that S&T has to offer. These sessions are available on select dates and times. Simply choose the session of your choice below. You will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom link after submitting your registration.
December Virtual Events
Q&A for Parents of Admitted Students
Thursday, December 12th - 7:00 PM
Calling all parents of admitted students! Join Admissions Staff for an open Q&A about all things admissions.
What is Mining Engineering?
Monday, December 16th - 6:00 PM
Mining is a growing and diverse industry! Join faculty to find out more about the program and future careers.
Degrees & Careers in Materials Science and Engineering Virtual Presentation
Tuesday, December 17th - 6:00 PM
Solving the Problems of Tomorrow, Studying the Materials of Today. Learn about metallurgical, ceramic and coming Fall 2025 - SEMICONDUCTOR ENGINEERING! Find out about this department's undergraduate scholarships.
Pre-College Prep: Writing Personal Statements
Thursday, December 19th - 6:00 PM
Join us to learn how to make your personal statement stand out. Our English & Technical Communications department will be giving tips & tricks to help prepare you for the college application process
January Virtual Events
Degrees & Careers in Materials Science and Engineering Virtual Presentation
Monday, January 6th - 6:00 PM
Solving the Problems of Tomorrow, Studying the Materials of Today. Learn about metallurgical, ceramic and coming Fall 2025 - SEMICONDUCTOR ENGINEERING! Find out about this department's undergraduate scholarships.
What Is Mining Engineering?
Monday, January 13th - 6:00 PM
Mining is a growing and diverse industry! Join faculty to find out more about the program and future careers.
What Is Geological Engineering?
Thursday, January 16th - 6:00 PM
Join us to learn more about the geological engineering program, career possibilities, and amazing scholarships being offered to Fall 2025 students.
Petroleum Engineering Spotlight Virtual Presentation
Thursday, January 23rd - 6:00 PM
Petroleum is used in thousands of applications other than fossil fuels. Register to find out more about this program and petroleum engineering undergraduate scholarships.
What is A&R?
Monday, January 27th - 6:00 PM
Ready to take one of your final steps toward becoming a member of the Miner Family? It's time to sign up for Advising and Registration! Join the New Student Programs teams to learn more about what to expect at your Advising and Registration event.
Love Rocks? Get a Degree in Geology & Geophysics!
Tuesday, January 28th - 6:00 PM
Do you love rocks, fossils, and the outdoors? Join us this evening to find out more about geology & geophysics.
Q&A for Parents of Admitted Students
Thursday, January 30th - 7:00 PM
Calling all parents of admitted students! Join Admissions Staff for an open Q&A about all things admissions.
February Virtual Events
Mining Engineering - Student Life
Monday, February 10th - 6:00 PM
Looking for an in-demand career? Mining technology has advanced significantly. Join faculty and students to see what a mining engineering degree can do for you.
What Does a Geological Engineer Do?
Thursday, February 13th - 6:00 PM
Join us to learn more about the undergraduate geological engineering program, career options, and amazing department scholarships being offered to Fall 2025 students.
Petroleum Engineering Spotlight
Thursday, February 20th - 6:00 PM
Petroleum is used in thousands of applications other than fossil fuels. Register to find out more about this program and petroleum engineering undergraduate scholarships.
NEW FOR FALL 2025! Semiconductor Engineering
Monday, February 24th - 6:00 PM
The interdisciplinary semiconductor engineering program integrates fundamental principles of general engineering with specialized domain knowledge in materials science and engineering (MSE), electrical and computer engineering (ECE), and chemical engineering (ChE). Join us to find out more.
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