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Columbia Airport Shuttle Service
Air travel from Columbia can be accomplished by using the Columbia Regional Airport. This airport offers daily service to DFW or Chicago’s O’Hare airport where you can connect to your final landing spot. If a non-stop flight is preferred, then St Louis or Kansas City are the closest options. The good news is that shuttles to both airports serve the campus area. The MO-X shuttle will take you to either airport and the EZGO Bus will take you to the St Louis airport.
Shared Ride Van
Just plan a trip with your family to visit Pacific Beach in one of our shared ride vans and share some great moments together. Pickup and drop off service is available.
Private Van
Want privacy for your family? Just forget the shared ride van and hire one of our spacious private vans to visit Albert Oakland Park and spend some good time together with those close to you.
Private Sedan
Plan a day for shopping and visit one of the famous malls The Columbia Mall with your loved ones by hiring one of our private sedans. Sedans are available in different colors.
Local Personal Drivers
Simply hire one of our local personal drivers to receive your guests from Columbia Regional Airport at arrival or for departure. Door to door service is available.
Private SUV
Are you a fan of Missouri Tigers? Just book one of our private SUVs and plan to watch a volleyball match in Hearnes Center with your buddies.
Taxi Cab
Simply book one of our taxicabs and visit Parkade Center where you will find every necessity under a single roof. Pickup and drop off service is available.
Stretched Limousine
Why not experience the ride of one of our luxurious and customized stretched limousines? Simply hire it and visit The Crossing Church with your family.
Bus
Are you planning a school trip? Why not hire one of our spacious buses and accommodate more students for visiting The Mizzou Botanic Garden.
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If you are fortunate enough to be in a position to choose where you will go to school, a major factor that should be considered and is often overlooked is name recognition and alumni base. | |
About the University of Missouri Columbia It’s true, alumni tend to stick with alumni and having a fellow alum as the hiring manager for a position you may be interested in could be a major advantage, all other things being equal. Another thing to consider is the region of the country you want to be in. Dollar for Dollar, the Midwestern section of the country offers the best college experience anywhere. One school satisfies both criteria nicely; The University of Missouri, Columbia or Mizzou. University of Missouri, Columbia is one of the biggest, oldest, most recognizable and best colleges in the United States. An added bonus – the school is located smack dab (Midwestern term) in the middle of the country. It is a public research university in Columbia, Missouri and the main campus is only a couple minutes from the downtown area. The school was founded in 1839 and is the oldest institutions of higher learning. Mizzou has one of the oldest journalism schools in the world and it invented the tradition of homecoming. With more than 35,000 students and 270,000 alumni, the school’s influence is felt throughout the country and around the world. The school is a member of the Southeast Athletic Conference and competes at the highest level of intercollegiate athletics. Last season, the football team won the eastern division of the SEC and played Alabama for the SEC championship. Notable alumni include Brad Pitt, John Hamm and George C. Scott. About the Columbia Area As a college town, Columbia is home to many pubs, pizza shops and fast food restaurants. It is also known for its hard hitting, aggressive journalism and progressive political views. The city is centrally located in the state and is approximately 120 miles from Kansas City and St. Louis. For those who are unfamiliar with the Midwest, the food is ridiculously good and the proportions are ridiculously large, particularly at a barbecue. It is not all beer, football and barbecue though, Columbia has a thriving art and museum scene too, if that is more to your liking. Contact Information |