University of Kansas
About Us
The University of Kansas, in Lawrence, KS, is the flagship institution of the state and the only AAU (Association of American Universities) member in Kansas. KU is recognized for academic excellence in medicine and health sciences (KU is a National Cancer Institute), architecture, business, education, engineering, journalism, social welfare, international programs, and a highly acclaimed Honors Program. Overall, KU offers ~400 fields of study. Students are drawn to the college town atmosphere, the unrivaled traditions and school spirit (including a perennial powerhouse men’s basketball program). More than 450 students from Colorado call Lawrence home every school year and more than 11,000 KU graduates live in Colorado, making CO one of the largest collection of Jayhawks in one state. Updated scholarships now offer waivers similar to (or better than) WUE competitors.
Quick Facts
School Setting: Urban
Undergrad Population: 19,059
Average Class Size: 30
Institution Type: Public
Application Deadline for Fall 2021: February 1, 2021
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Top 3 Things to Know About Us!
KU is a member of the Association of American Universities. This distinction allows for KU to be a Tier-1 research institution, have world-class faculty, and over 400+ fields of study.
KU is located in Lawrence, Kansas. Lawrence is a town of 98,000 people and is consistently ranked as one of the top 10 college towns in the nation. Close proximity to Topeka and Kansas City allows for students to gain professional experience in a number of academic areas.
The power of the Jayhawk Identity is incredible. There is only one place in the world that you can be a Jayhawk.
