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Northwest Missouri State University

A photograph of the Northwest Missouri State University campus

With an enrollment of about 8,000 students, Northwest is a coeducational, primarily residential four-year university that offers a broad range of undergraduate and selected graduate programs at its Maryville campus as well as through Northwest Online.

Founded in 1905, Northwest boasts a high retention rate, and student satisfaction survey results show Northwest students are more satisfied with their experience than students at national peers. Additionally, Northwest’s graduation rate is in the 95th percentile among its peers, while 98 percent of bachelor’s degree earners and nearly 100 percent of master’s degree earners secure employment or continue their education within six months of graduation, according to the most recent data.

In addition to its emphasis on profession-based learning to help graduates get a jumpstart on their careers, Northwest’s vibrant and diverse learning community places high value on scholarship and lifelong learning, intercultural competence, collaboration, respect, integrity, strategic thinking and excellence.

Our Mission: Northwest Missouri State University focuses on student success - every student, every day.

Northwest Missouri State University offers the American Museum of Natural History's Seminars on Science courses for graduate credit. During the first week of the six-week, online course, students register for Northwest credit. They must have a bachelor's degree to be eligible.

Northwest Missouri State University

MARYVILLE, MISSOURI

Additional cost $375
3 graduate credits
Graduate credits are recorded under the prefix EDUC (Education: General/Leadership)

Registration Instructions

To receive Northwest graduate credit, you must register within the first week of your Seminars on Science course. You will be billed for this course after the 25th of each month. AMNH Summer grades are available by mid-September, AMNH Fall grades available mid-January, and AMNH Spring grades are available by early June.

Transcripts will not automatically be sent at the conclusion of the course. They must be requested through NMSU. You can request a transcript here.

Course Listing

Northwest Missouri State University Courses

SCIENCE
COURSE NAME
COURSE ID

Earth Science

61-554 81

Life Science

61-554 84

Earth Science

61-554 83

Life Science

61-554 86

Life Science

61-554 85

Life Science

61-554-94

Earth Science

61-554 87

Physical Science

61-554 89

Physical Science

61-554 90

Northwest Missouri State University

MARYVILLE, MISSOURI

Additional cost $375
3 graduate credits
Graduate credits are recorded under the prefix EDUC (Education: General/Leadership)

CONTACT INFO

Northwest Missouri State University

1-816-272-4621

A photograph of the Northwest Missouri State University campus

With an enrollment of about 8,000 students, Northwest is a coeducational, primarily residential four-year university that offers a broad range of undergraduate and selected graduate programs at its Maryville campus as well as through Northwest Online.

Founded in 1905, Northwest boasts a high retention rate, and student satisfaction survey results show Northwest students are more satisfied with their experience than students at national peers. Additionally, Northwest’s graduation rate is in the 95th percentile among its peers, while 98 percent of bachelor’s degree earners and nearly 100 percent of master’s degree earners secure employment or continue their education within six months of graduation, according to the most recent data.

In addition to its emphasis on profession-based learning to help graduates get a jumpstart on their careers, Northwest’s vibrant and diverse learning community places high value on scholarship and lifelong learning, intercultural competence, collaboration, respect, integrity, strategic thinking and excellence.

Our Mission: Northwest Missouri State University focuses on student success - every student, every day.

Northwest Missouri State University offers the American Museum of Natural History's Seminars on Science courses for graduate credit. During the first week of the six-week, online course, students register for Northwest credit. They must have a bachelor's degree to be eligible.