University of Kansas

University of Kansas is located in Topeka, Kansas.

It is ranked as #106 in Best National University.

It is a public University.

University of Kansas offers following types of degrees and certificate programs:

• Bachelor's degree
• Postbaccalaureate certificate
• Master's degree
• Post-master's certificate
• Doctor's degree in research
• Doctor's degree for professional practice

Acceptance rate at University of Kansas for undergraduate program was 93.1%.

Last year, 15093 students applied for undergraduate program and 14052 got accepted.

Acceptance rate of 93.1% makes it relatively easy to get admission.

7885 enrolled in graduate programs, which includes on campus and online Master's programs.

1382 are reported as enrolled exclusively in distance education and 631 are enrolled in at least one distance education course, but not all distance education.

University of Kansas had 21107 students enrolled in undergraduate programs.

405 students were enrolled in top 6 Masters degree programs.

University of Kansas offers 143 graduate programs specialization.

University of Kansas does not have an open admission policy. It’s admission process is not so competitive.

The end of high school is an important period of transition for all students, as they enter adulthood and decide whether to continue with education, search for a job or forge a meaningful life in some other way in their community. The Career Center, 120 Stauffer-Flint Hall, helps students find internships and jobs. The Career Center also maintains an database of internships and jobs that is updated frequently. Workshops and individual advising sessions help students explore career options and develop job-seeking skills. Students are encouraged to consult their professors regularly their progress in the study of law as well as career plans, job opportunities, and the professional responsibilities of lawyers.