Missouri University of Science and Technology
Rolla, Missouri · Public
Avg Earnings (5yr)
$69,295
Acceptance Rate
73%
Graduation Rate
63%
Annual Tuition
$14,278
Quick answer
According to U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard data on USACollegeData.com (2024-25 College Scorecard release), graduates of Missouri University of Science and Technology earn a median of $82,957 ten years after entry — 53% above the national median. Acceptance rate 73.1%, average SAT score 1317, in-state tuition $14,278.
At a Glance
Total Students
5,467
Retention Rate
86%
Faculty Ratio
19
Financial Aid
40%
Median Debt
$23,250
Campus Setting
Town
Institution Type
Public
Admissions: SAT & ACT Scores
Average SAT Score
1,317
SAT Reading/Writing (middle 50%)
580–690
SAT Math (middle 50%)
610–730
ACT Composite (middle 50%)
25–31
Institution Overview
Missouri University of Science and Technology is a public institution with an acceptance rate of 73.1%. The university enrolls 5,467 students, and 86.1% of first-time students return for their second year. The graduation rate is 62.6%. The median debt for graduates is $23,250, and 40.4% of students receive financial aid.
Graduates of Missouri University of Science and Technology report strong earnings. One year after graduation, the median salary is $75,542. Five years after graduation, the median salary is $69,295, and ten years after graduation, the median salary is $82,957. The in-state tuition is $14,278.
Generated from College Scorecard & IPEDS data
Earning Projection Over Time
$76k
1 YEAR
$69k
5 YEARS
$83k
10 YEARS
Graduate Outcomes
Graduates of Missouri University of Science and Technology report strong earnings. One year after graduation, the median salary is $75,542. After five years, the median salary is $69,295, and after ten years, the median salary increases to $82,957. The median debt for graduates is $23,250.
The university has a student body of 5,467, with an acceptance rate of 73.1%. The graduation rate is 62.6%, and the retention rate is 86.1%. The in-state tuition is $14,278, and 40.4% of students receive financial aid.
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