I'm a senior Psychology student and I'm looking at different PsyD and PhD programs in the US. Thanks.
I used to go to UMSL but transferred to Mizzou.

Junior-Level Writing doesn't sound like it will be fun. I'm great with writing and English, but I'm more interested in getting my degree than my education, if you know what I mean. Technical writing seems easier. If you've taken them I'd love your thoughts.

i'm looking to take biochem this summer and ucollege is not offering it this summer. does anyone know of other universities which would be a good option for me to take it? umsl's class already started, and slu is not offering this summer. since this class is not a requirement for my major, and I just need to take the class for the MCAT/med school requirement, I don't want to enroll in washu's biochem course. i am looking for other options which would help me get credit for taking biochem but be of similar level to the ucollege course. any help/advice would be greatly appreciated!

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I am confused about the whole 2024 changing thing ! As far as I know to be able to take both steps and be able to work , i need my university to be recognized in both WFME and WDOMS ( my university is already recognized in both of them ) does there anything else that my university has to have so i can be able to take the exams after the 2024 change?

I have admits from University of Delaware and University of Missouri - St. Louis.
Program at UD - MS in Business Analytics and Information Management Program at UMSL - MS in Information Systems and Technology Tuition for UD - $29,370 (full) Tuition for UMSL - $27,142 ($7500 Scholarship per academic year) = $15,892 (since the program is for 12-18 months)
Which one do you think is better? I would really appreciate from insights. Thank you!

I have admits from University of Delaware and University of Missouri - St. Louis.
Program at UD - MS in Business Analytics and Information Management Program at UMSL - MS in Information Systems and Technology Tuition for UD - $29,370 (full) Tuition for UMSL - $27,142 ($7500 Scholarship per academic year) = $15,892 (since the program is for 12-18 months)
Which one do you think is better? I would really appreciate from insights. Thank you!

Nationals are May 16–20 at Fox Run Golf Club in Eureka, Missouri.

Rk	Team	Conf
1	Lynn	SSC
2	Dallas Baptist	LSC
3	Nova Southeastern	SSC
4	Findlay	GMAC
5	Anderson (SC)	SAC
6	Henderson State	GAC
7	West Texas A&M	LSC
8	Cal State San Marcos	CCAA
10	Tampa	SSC
11	Indianapolis	GLVC
13	Cal State East Bay	CCAA
15	Limestone	SAC
27	Tiffin	GMAC
28	Grand Valley State	GLIAC
32	UMSL	GLVC
38	Augustana (SD)	NSIC
56	Nebraska–Kearney	MIAA
59	Wayne State (MI)	GLIAC
	Individuals
5	Point Loma Nazarene Alli Kim	PacWest
9	Eckerd Amelie Alcantara	SSC
15	Wingate Hailey McLaughlin Canada	SAC
94	UIS Heather McLean Canada	GLVC
99	Northwest Missouri State Paige Hoffman	MIAA
134	UT Tyler Märtha Laremark Sweden	LSC
	Lewis Kendall Farm	GLVC
	Northeastern State Yasmin Hang England	MIAA

I really don’t know much about it right now. I know it has some good distinctions in cybersecurity, but what is the quality of the computer science program in general?
How does it compare to Mizzou, SLU, and WashU?
Also, as a high school student that doesn’t know much about computer science right now, is anything I should know as a prospective student?
Thank you

Source
Regionals are May 8–10.

Central Regional Augustana (SD)

Three teams advance to nationals.

Seed	Rk	Team	Conf	Bid type
1	6	Henderson State - x	GAC	Auto
2	21	Central Missouri	MIAA	Auto
3	43	Rogers State	MIAA	At-large
4	41	Augustana (SD) - x	NSIC	Auto
5	55	Northeastern State	MIAA	At-large
		NSU's Yasmin Hang advances
6	58	Nebraska–Kearney - x	MIAA	At-large
7	60	Central Oklahoma	MIAA	At-large
8	74	Harding	GAC	At-large
9	75	Missouri Western	MIAA	Auto
		Individuals
Ind	127	Northwest Missouri State Paige Hoffman - Advances	MIAA
Ind	111	Fort Hays State Morgan Brasser	MIAA
Ind		Winona State Carly Moon	NSIC
Ind	102	Arkansas Tech Ellen Spigner	GAC
Ind		Oklahoma Baptist Morgan Becker	GAC
Ind		Arkansas–Monticello Gabriela Maldonado Colombia	GAC

East Regional UIS

Six teams advance to nationals.

Seed	Rk	Team	Conf	Bid type
1	4	Findlay - x	GMAC	Auto
2	10	Indianapolis - x	GLVC	At-large
3	29	Grand Valley State - x	GLIAC	At-large
4	26	UMSL - x	GLVC	At-large
5	28	Tiffin - x	GMAC	At-large
6	62	Wayne State (MI) - x	GLIAC	At-large
7	59	Ferris State	GLIAC	Auto
8	71	UIS	GLVC	Auto
		UIS's Heather McLean advances
9	78	Walsh	GMAC	At-large
10	82	Ohio Dominican	GMAC	At-large
11	85	Saginaw Valley State	GLIAC	At-large
12	84	Gannon	PSAC	Auto
13	93	Franklin Pierce	NE10	Auto
14	96	Northern Michigan	GLIAC	At-large
15	94	Glenville State	MEC	Auto
		Individuals
Ind		Northwood Inés Dorado Spain	GMAC
Ind		Lewis Kendall Farm - Advances	GLVC
Ind		Davenport Lauren Gervais Canada	GLIAC
Ind		Drury Shehna Akbary Canada	GLVC
Ind		McKendree Imogen Rafferty England	GLVC
Ind		Maryville (MO) Isabel Chaidez	GLVC

South Regional North Georgia

Five teams advance to nationals.

Seed	Rk	Team	Conf	Bid type
1	1	Lynn - x	SSC	Auto
2	3	Nova Southeastern - x	SSC	At-large
3	5	Anderson (SC) - x	SAC	Auto
4	8	Rollins	SSC	At-large
5	11	Tampa - x	SSC	At-large
6	12	Lee	GSC	Auto
7	14	Limestone - x	SAC	At-large
8	18	Barry	SSC	At-large
9	17	Flagler	PBC	At-large
10	15	Wingate	SAC	At-large
		Wingate's Hailey McLaughlin advances
11	20	Lander	PBC	Auto
12	48	UNC Pembroke	CC	Auto
		Individuals
Ind	8	Eckerd Amelie Alcantara - Advances	SSC
Ind	47	North Georgia Maddie Ananthasane	PBC
Ind	42	Florida Southern Loren Perez	SSC
Ind	44	West Florida Alia Scotka	GSC
Ind	48	Embry–Riddle (FL) Loa Johannsson	SSC
Ind	41	West Georgia Ainsley Cowart	GSC

West Regional Dallas Baptist

Four teams advance to nationals.

Seed	Rk	Team	Conf	Bid type
1	2	Dallas Baptist - x	LSC	At-large
2	9	Cal State San Marcos - x	CCAA	Auto
3	7	West Texas A&M - x	LSC	Auto
4	13	Point Loma Nazarene	PacWest	At-large
		PLNU's Alli Kim advances
5	22	Oklahoma Christian	LSC	At-large
6	16	Cal State East Bay - x	CCAA	At-large
7	32	St. Mary's (TX)	LSC	At-large
8	23	UT Tyler	LSC	At-large
		UTT's Martha Laremark advances
9	35	Colorado Christian	RMAC	At-large
10	40	Holy Names	PacWest	Auto
11	49	CSU Pueblo	RMAC	Auto
12	52	Simon Fraser	GNAC	Auto
		Individuals
Ind	34	Angelo State María Sierra Sanz Spain	LSC
Ind	45	UTPB Arnie Taguines Philippines	LSC
Ind	46	Biola Brady Turnquist	PacWest
Ind	68	Texas A&M International Yuliana Yapur Mexico	LSC
Ind	66	Cal State Los Angeles Morgan Sjoerdsma	CCAA
Ind	123	Northwest Nazarene Elle McCord	GNAC

Source
Regionals are May 11–13.

Atlantic/East Regional Millersville

Three teams advance to nationals.

Seed	Rk	Team	Conf	Bid type
AT1	67	Gannon	PSAC	At-large
AT2	72	Indiana (PA) - x	PSAC	Auto
AT3	75	Davis & Elkins - x	MEC	Auto
AT4	113	Fayetteville State - x	CIAA	Auto
AT5	124	Virginia Union	CIAA	At-large
AT6	142	Millersville	PSAC	At-large
AT7	129	Charleston (WV)	MEC	At-large
AT8	145	West Liberty	MEC	At-large
AT9	151	California (PA)	PSAC	At-large
AT10	148	Livingstone	CIAA	At-large
E1	74	St. Thomas Aquinas	Ind	At-large
		STAC's Donte Groppuso advances
E2	106	Le Moyne	NE10	At-large
		Le Moyne's Tyler Birdd advances
E3	109	Post	CACC	At-large
E4	125	Assumption	NE10	Auto
E5	134	Southern New Hampshire	NE10	At-large
E6	131	Goldey–Beacom	CACC	Auto
E7	143	Franklin Pierce	NE10	At-large
E8	140	Adelphi	NE10	At-large
E9	149	Wilmington (DE)	CACC	At-large
E10	153	Dominican (NY)	CACC	At-large
		Individuals
AT		Glenville State Juan Monckeberg Chile	MEC
AT		West Chester Ryan D'Ariano	PSAC
AT		West Chester Connor Strine	PSAC
AT		Notre Dame (OH) Tyler Andersen	MEC
E		Felician Pablo Hidalgo Spain	CACC
E		Bentley Jared Walter	NE10
E		St. Anselm Drew Semons	NE10
E		Bentley Nelson Eaton	NE10

Central/Midwest Regional Winona State

Six teams advance to nationals.

Seed	Rk	Team	Conf	Bid type
C1	28	Henderson State	GAC	Auto
		HSU's Ethan Wilkins advances
C2	55	Northeastern State	MIAA	At-large
C3	49	Harding - x	GAC	At-large
C4	59	Washburn - x	MIAA	At-large
C5	61	Central Oklahoma	MIAA	At-large
C6	82	Southwestern Oklahoma State	GAC	At-large
C7	77	Southern Arkansas - x	GAC	At-large
C8	86	Missouri Southern	MIAA	Auto
C9	70	Central Missouri	MIAA	At-large
C10	99	Bemidji State	NSIC	Auto
MW1	7	Grand Valley State - x	GLIAC	Auto
MW2	27	UMSL	GLVC	At-large
MW3	35	Missouri S&T - x	GLVC	At-large
MW4	36	Findlay	GMAC	At-large
		UF's Donnie Professori advances
MW5	45	McKendree	GLVC	Auto
MW6	60	Wayne State (MI)	GLIAC	At-large
MW7	80	Maryville (MO) - x	GLVC	At-large
MW8	83	Ashland	GMAC	Auto
MW9	53	Davenport	GLIAC	At-large
MW10	87	Ferris State	GLIAC	At-large
		Individuals
C		Missouri Western Marius Dosiere France	MIAA
C		Winona State Alessandro Trenta Switzerland	NSIC
C		Rogers State Daniel Robles Spain	MIAA
C		Concordia (St. Paul) Brandon Sperling	NSIC
MW	13	Malone Connor Curry	GMAC
MW		Tiffin Johan Widal Sweden	GMAC
MW		Walsh Kyle Buzaki	GMAC
MW		Purdue Northwest Alex Bishop	GLIAC

South/Southeast Regional Nova Southeastern

Six teams advance to nationals.

Seed	Rk	Team	Conf	Bid type
S1	4	Lee - x	GSC	At-large
S2	2	Barry - x	SSC	Auto
S3	3	West Florida - x	GSC	Auto
S4	6	Nova Southeastern - x	SSC	At-large
S5	16	Tampa	SSC	At-large
S6	25	St. Leo	SSC	At-large
S7	32	Shorter	GSC	At-large
S8	39	Lynn	SSC	At-large
		Lynn's José Ramírez advances
S9	48	Florida Southern	SSC	At-large
S10	96	Spring Hill	SIAC	Auto
SE1	1	Anderson (SC)	SAC	Auto
SE2	5	North Georgia - x	PBC	At-large
SE3	8	Georgia Southwestern - x	PBC	Auto
SE4	12	Clayton State	PBC	At-large
SE5	14	Lincoln Memorial	SAC	At-large
SE6	21	Barton	CC	Auto
SE7	23	Lander	PBC	At-large
SE8	20	Carson–Newman	SAC	At-large
SE9	22	Limestone	SAC	At-large
SE10	29	USC Aiken	PBC	At-large
		Individuals
S	14	Union (TN) J. J. Zimmer	GSC
S	22	Palm Beach Atlantic Andrew Riley - Advances	SSC
S	73	Mississippi College J. J. Logue Northern Ireland	GSC
S	119	Delta State Pongbhop Jamornsrianan Thailand	GSC
SE	74	Columbus State Martin Gründemann Germany	PBC
SE	78	Coker Killian Ryan England	SAC
SE	80	Columbus State Bernard Meyer South Africa	PBC
SE	75	Erskine Tom Bastow England	CC

South Central/West Regional Sonoma State

Five teams advance to nationals.

Seed	Rk	Team	Conf	Bid type
SC1	9	Oklahoma Christian - x	LSC	Auto
SC2	18	Cameron	LSC	At-large
SC3	15	Midwestern State	LSC	At-large
SC4	19	Colorado Christian	RMAC	At-large
SC5	17	CSU Pueblo	RMAC	Auto
		CSUP's Liam Duncan advances
SC6	43	Colorado Mesa	RMAC	At-large
SC7	58	UTPB	LSC	At-large
SC8	44	Western New Mexico	LSC	At-large
SC9	62	UCCS	RMAC	At-large
SC10	57	West Texas A&M	LSC	At-large
W1	10	Cal State San Marcos	CCAA	Auto
W2	11	Sonoma State - x	CCAA	At-large
W3	13	Western Washington - x	GNAC	At-large
W4	40	Simon Fraser - x	GNAC	Auto
W5	33	Chico State - x	CCAA	At-large
W6	26	Cal State San Bernardino	CCAA	At-large
W7	31	Stanislaus State	CCAA	At-large
W8	38	Cal State Monterey Bay	CCAA	At-large
W9	41	Holy Names	PacWest	At-large
W10	30	Hawaii–Hilo	PacWest	Auto
		Individuals
SC	12	Texas A&M International Mauricio Figueroa Mexico - Advances	LSC
SC	65	Colorado Mines Lukas Taggart	RMAC
SC		St. Mary's (TX) Tanner Lundgren	LSC
SC		Colorado Mines Max Lange	RMAC
W	106	Cal State East Bay Easton Hether	CCAA
W	97	Cal State East Bay Xavier Coreno	CCAA
W	136	St. Martin's Max Turnquist	GNAC
W	116	Cal State Dominguez Hills Andy Yoon	CCAA

Looking for options for summer beginner Excel classes for a high school student. Doesn’t need to be specifically for a high schooler. In person ideal, but also open to good virtual options.
The one that immediately jumped out to me was one day classes through UMSL.

Does anybody have any fishing spot reccomendations near (within 5 miles) the UMSL campus? I will be near the campus this summer and will be bringing my fishing gear. I checked out Google maps but could not find too many small lakes in the area.

Greetings scholars who use ChatGPT,
We welcome you to take part in our study of what factors are involved in technology adoption of ChatGPT and similar artificial intelligence (AI) tools in publishing academics. This is a research study conducted by Matthew Aplin-Houtz and Sean Leahy, supervised by Dr. Stephanie Merritt at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Our study consists of a single survey (cross-sectional sample) that will take approximately 15 minutes to complete. Even though we are NOT offering any monetary compensation, we hope that the possibility of sharing your opinions about our research topic in an empirical setting will be enough reason to consider participating in our research efforts.
To take part in our study, you must meet the following inclusion criteria: Inclusion • Be a scholar in the social science field who have published research papers in academic journals or presented a paper at a conference in which the manuscript was peer reviewed within the past five years. • Be proficient in English, as the study will be conducted in English. • Be over the age of 18 years old. • Have experience using ChatGPT in your research efforts. • NOT have a conflict of interest that could affect their responses, such as a financial interest in the technology or a personal relationship with the developers of the technology. • Have NOT previously participated in a similar study within the last 12 months.
If the above describes you, we would love to have your input.
Please follow this link to participate https://umsl.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5chXzOVr3huAAMS
Should you have any questions please feel free to contact our research team via the below email,
Matthew Aplin-Houtz DBA (c) Doctoral Candidate in Business Administration at the University of Missouri -St. Louis [email protected]

I'm considering applying to UMSL for their online Criminal Justice program. I'm currently an online student at a community college with very little support for online students. Most of the teachers are stretched thin and juggling in-person and online classes. How is the online environment? If you are an online student, do you feel adequately supported by staff? Do you feel like they are invested in helping you graduate?