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General Information About Mississippi Valley State University Mississippi Valley State University, located in Leflore County, is a Carnegie Master's I institution, which provides accessible, relevant and quality academic and public service programs. While the University has historically drawn the majority of its students from throughout the Delta, the institution recognizes the need to provide greater services to the south and east Delta areas. MVSU, which recognizes the need to be efficient, effective and productive in all of its operations, offers concentrated study in the arts, business, education, humanities, public services, pre-professional services, social sciences, sciences, social work, and technology. Master's level programs are offered in criminal justice, business administration, teaching, elementary education, special education, environmental health and rural public policy. The University also endeavors to provide additional programs that are vital and unique to the needs of the population it serves. MVSU emphasizes the study and applications of technology, basic and applied research, service learning, health and wellness, and economic and cultural affairs. The University expands its emphasis to incorporate an international focus on governmental, economic and cultural affairs. Out of this concept, the Delta Research and Cultural Institute provides the avenue for faculty and students to engage in theoretical and applied research on subject matter related to the cultural, social, economic and political concerns of the Delta.
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics.Institution Type - 4-year, Public
Special Learning Opportunities - ROTC (Army)
- Distance learning opportunities
- Weekend/evening college
Student Services - Remedial services
- Academic/career counseling service
- Employment services for students
- Placement services for completers
- On-campus day care for students' children
Credit Accepted - Dual credit
- Credit for life experiences
- Advanced placement (AP) credits
Religious Affiliation - Not applicable
Federal Aid - Eligible students may receive Pell Grants and other federal aid (e.g. Direct Loans).
Degrees/Certificates offered - Bachelor's degree
- Master's degree
Campus Setting - Rural: Fringe
Disability Services Student - 3% or Less
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Admission Total Applicants 6,086 Percent Admitted 30% Men Admitted 30% Women Admitted 29% Full Time Retention Rate 61% -
Submitted ACT & SAT Scores
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25th Percentile Score 75th Percentile Score -
25th Percentile Score 75th Percentile Score Composite 16 19 English 15 20 Math 15 17
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Tuition & Fees 09-10 Tuition & Fees $4,877 Room & Board Charge $5,081 Books & Supplies Cost $1,400 Dorm Capacity 1,665 -
Total Financial Aid Amounts Issued Pell Grants $7,914,497 Other Federal Grants $664,921 Scholarships & Fellowships $12,398,648 Discount Applied to Tuition/Fee $7,817,848 Average Grant Dollars Issued $14,626 Avg. Scholarship and Fellowships $6,199,324 -
Student Demographics Total Enrolled 3,520 Native American 2 Asian 7 African American 3,337 Hispanic 14 Enrolled FullTime Undergraduates 1,971 Enrolled FullTime Graduates 130
