University of Kansas Top Questions

Any type of student would fit in at the University of Kansas as long as they are open to the diversity brought here by the rest of the students. I am never surprised to see anyone in particular on the campus. There are many styles, ethnicities, and goals among the students on campus.

Someone who wants to gain a degree in a program that is not offered at the campus. Someone who wants to get through school very quickly while working full-time.

There is not really a stereotypical person that shouldn't attend this school. KU is a very fun and accepting environment for all kinds of people regardless of ethnicity, interests, or personality type. It is a relatively large campus so I'd say if you don't want to go to a bigger school, you should probably look somewhere else but I really believe anyone can fit in and enjoy it here.

Someone who is close-minded to liberalism

Someone who is not committed to putting in the effort to receive a good education.

I don't think there is any specfic person that should not attend KU. It has always seemed that there are huge differences in everyone here. There's at least one other person that is just like you.

People who need to be by the ocean shouldn't attend KU, since it's in the middle of the country. However, there are many study abroad opportunities and there is a lake in Lawrence!

If you are afraid of a large campus then I would not suggest you come to this school.

If you're not a resident, then tuition is going to be pretty steep. KU is a great school with some nationally recognized programs, but if you're not sure about your academic direction, I would recommend looking into a school where you meet residency requirements.

It is a big school. If you are extremely shy and not willing to seek out people, may be too big