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Springfield, MO
After students take the courses at Crowder, they can transfer to MSU in order to pursue a bachelor’s degree.
“Missouri State and Crowder College have enjoyed a very good relationship for many years,” said MSU President Michael Nietzel in a news release. “This agreement enhances that partnership. We look forward to working with (Crowder President Alan Marble), his board and his faculty and staff to provide these additional opportunities for students in southwest Missouri.”
MSU agriculture classes are already available to Crowder students through the Missouri Pathways grant program.
Neosho is about 80 miles southwest of Springfield in Newton County.
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