College of the Ozarks

College of the Ozarks is a private Christian institution with liberal-arts in Branson. The college is built amidst the Branson and Hollister, in Missouri. The visit to the College of Ozarks can be planned as a part of the Branson travel deals.

The university is located 40 miles from south of Springfield, crafted on a 1,000-acre land to give a beautiful campus look, which seems to be peeping over the lake Taneycomo.

With a student faculty ratio of 16:1, and hatching 30 academic subjects, with a degree in Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science, the college is a place to be.

College of the Ozarks Official Website

http://www.cofo.edu/

College of the Ozarks Official Website for admissions

http://www.cofo.edu/future.asp

College of the Ozarks on Wiki

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College_of_the_Ozarks

Due to the unusual work program culture and the donations that College of Ozarks gets every year it doesn’t charge the fee for the course from the full-time students.

The requisites of the course inbuilt are that a student has to stir its 15 hours a week for work on-campus work station and the rest two 40 hours work weeks in the breaks. To gets the hands on to cover the room and board costs the students are offered summer work program.

The motto of the College of Ozarks since 1906 is to provide higher education to the one belonging to Christian community and doesn’t have the means to afford the higher education for themselves and the one who are deprived of education and are serious for their career plans.

The college entails the tagline of “Hard Work U.”, placing an importance on the student’s character education and dignity work in Branson.

The proposed establishment of the university began in the year 1901 with the footsteps of a high school by James Forsythe, pastor of the Forsyth, Missouri Presbyterian Church, and founder of the university.

The idea for such an institute cropped up in the mind of Forsythe when he encountered a boy on a squirrel hunt who expressed that his parents doesn’t have the means for sending him to high school, 40 miles away in Springfield, Missouri.

The university began in the form of School of the Ozarks on September 12, 1907 on a 75 by 50-foot building on the peaks of Mount Huggins. During the first admission season the school enrolled 180 students. The visit to this university may also be planned as a part of the Branson Missouri travel packages.

College of the Ozarks on college tracking Website

http://www.braintrack.com/college/u/college-of-the-ozarks

College of the Ozarks education Website

http://www.ozarks.edu/