College of the Ozarks is a Christian liberal arts college located in Missouri. Known as C of O, this unique institution offers a no-tuition policy, where students work for their education. Founded in 1906 as The School of the Ozarks, it has since evolved into a four-year bachelor's program.

The college's mission is to provide a Christian education to deserving students who lack the means to afford such training. At College of the Ozarks, students are developed as citizens of Christlike character. The institution focuses on five pillars: Academic, Vocational, Christian, Patriotic, and Cultural.

These pillars shape the educational experience, ensuring students receive a well-rounded education. In addition to its academic programs, College of the Ozarks is renowned for hosting world-renowned speakers through its Spring Forum Series and Leonard and Edith B. Gittinger Community Convocation Series.

The college has welcomed influential figures such as President George W. Bush, Governor Sarah Palin, and former Prime Minister of Great Britain Margaret Thatcher. Through its commitment to providing work opportunities and generous scholarships, College of the Ozarks enables students to graduate debt-free.

This holistic approach to education prepares students for success in their chosen fields while fostering strong moral values