Student Services

Student Services

Academic Advising 

UCM Lee's Summit provides a full-time academic advisor to assist both current and prospective undergraduate students in the following services:

• Admissions
• Advisement for undergraduate programs offered at UCM Lee's Summit
• Enrollment
• Liaison services with graduate advisors
• Transfer assistance for undergraduate programs offered at UCM Lee's Summit
• Programs of study 

To make an appointment with the advisor, please call 660-543-8252 or e-mail oleadvising@ucmo.edu.

 

Career and Life Design Center

The Career and Life Design Center is a centralized center serving the entire campus community. We work with students and alumni for all academic disciplines and degree programs.

 

UCM Store

Purchase textbooks and merchandise:

A student may purchase textbooks by calling the UCM Store (1-800-330-7689) or visiting the website. Students must request that their textbooks be delivered to the MIC and the UCM Store will then courier the textbooks to MIC at no charge. Before coming to the MIC to pick up any materials you are expecting, please call 816-347-1612 to ensure they have arrived.

End of term book returns:

The UCM Store will accept both rental and buyback books in accordance with the UCM Store's return policy. They collect books during their normal operating hours. Please contact the University Store at 1-800-330-7689 or visit the website if you have any questions.

 

Courier

The MIC offers students and faculty a courier service that transports educational material between MIC and the main campus in Warrensburg.

Before coming to MIC to pick up any materials you are expecting, please call 816-347-1612 to ensure they have arrived.

 

Library Services

The James C. Kirkpatrick Library has a MIC library services website, which describes library resources available at Lee’s Summit. The site provides helpful links, information about the Warrensburg library, a list of the library books available at the MIC, and information about the ethical use of information. Don’t forget to review the information detailing how a librarian can help you!

You may request materials from libraries across the state of Missouri and have them delivered to the MIC via the courier. You may pick up and return library materials at the Learning Commons Desk (B207) in the MIC.

 

University Student Services

Students at UCM-Lee's Summit have complete access to all online University Student Services, which are also provided on the main campus, and are eligible to attend and participate in any activity offered on the main campus.
Students taking classes at UCM-Lee's Summit benefit from a wide variety of services. Services are categorized as on site and off site.

 

University Health Center

The University Health Center has a clinic located at the Missouri Innovation Campus in Lee’s Summit. The clinic is located in room A201.

During the Fall and Spring semesters, the clinic is open Thursday and Friday from 8:00AM to 5:00PM. The clinic closes for lunch from 12:00PM to 1:00PM. 

During the Summer, the clinic is open Wednesday from 8:00AM to 4:30PM. The clinic closes for lunch from 12:00PM to 12:30PM. 

Just as with the main location on the Warrensburg campus, students must make an appointment by calling 660-543-4770. 

While this clinic provides nearly all of the same services that the Warrensburg location provides, currently, the Lee’s Summit campus does NOT provide blood draws for lab work. University Health Center staff will help students who need lab work locate an external lab for these services. 

For more information call the main University Health Center number: 660-543-4770.

 

Parking

Parking at the MIC is free. We do require that students, faculty, and staff sign up for a parking pass that is unique to the MIC. The front entrance to the MIC is on the south side of the building. Students can park in the south lot.  Faculty and staff can park in the west or south lot. 

Please sign up for a parking pass.

Student Form

Fac/Staff Form

Map and parking information for the MIC Building

 

Prior Learning Credit (PLC)

The Prior Learning Assessment is the process used to award credit for prior learning outside of the traditional transfer of credit from one academic institution to another. There are several types of prior learning that can be considered for college credit. If credit is determined to be awarded the major you are pursuing will determine where credit can be applied (general education, electives, core courses, major courses, or free elective credit).  

Click for more information or contact ucmole@ucmo.edu.

Shuttle Bus

UCM operates a shuttle that transports student between UCM-Lee's Summit and the main campus in Warrensburg.