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Colleges and Universities in Kansas

62 degree-granting colleges and universities in Kansas that take part in federal student aid programs, from the U.S. Department of Education.

Widely offered majors in Kansas: Nursing (42), Business Administration (38), Accounting (31), Criminal Justice (31), Psychology (30), Elementary Education (28).

Colleges and universities in Kansas
CollegeCityTypeLevelOnline programs
Allen County Community CollegeIolaPublicTwo-yearYes
Baker UniversityBaldwin CityPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Barclay CollegeHavilandPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Barton County Community CollegeGreat BendPublicTwo-yearYes
Benedictine CollegeAtchisonPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Bethany CollegeLindsborgPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Bethel College-North NewtonNorth NewtonPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Butler Community CollegeEl DoradoPublicTwo-yearYes
Central Christian College of KansasMcPhersonPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Cleveland University-Kansas CityOverland ParkPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Cloud County Community CollegeConcordiaPublicTwo-yearYes
Coffeyville Community CollegeCoffeyvillePublicTwo-yearYes
Colby Community CollegeColbyPublicTwo-yearYes
Cowley County Community CollegeArkansas CityPublicTwo-yearYes
Dodge City Community CollegeDodge CityPublicTwo-yearYes
Donnelly CollegeKansas CityPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Emporia State UniversityEmporiaPublicFour-yearYes
Flint Hills Technical CollegeEmporiaPublicTwo-yearYes
Fort Hays State UniversityHaysPublicFour-yearYes
Fort Hays State University-Northwest Kansas Technical CollegeGoodlandPublicTwo-yearYes
Fort Hays Tech North CentralBeloitPublicTwo-yearNo
Fort Scott Community CollegeFort ScottPublicTwo-yearYes
Friends UniversityWichitaPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Galen Health Institutes-WichitaWichitaPrivate for-profitTwo-yearNo
Garden City Community CollegeGarden CityPublicTwo-yearYes
Haskell Indian Nations UniversityLawrencePublicFour-yearNo
Hesston CollegeHesstonPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Highland Community CollegeHighlandPublicTwo-yearYes
Hutchinson Community CollegeHutchinsonPublicTwo-yearYes
Independence Community CollegeIndependencePublicTwo-yearYes
Johnson County Community CollegeOverland ParkPublicTwo-yearYes
Kansas Christian CollegeOverland ParkPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Kansas City Kansas Community CollegeKansas CityPublicTwo-yearYes
Kansas Health Science UniversityWichitaPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
Kansas State UniversityManhattanPublicFour-yearYes
Kansas Wesleyan UniversitySalinaPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Labette Community CollegeParsonsPublicTwo-yearYes
Manhattan Area Technical CollegeManhattanPublicTwo-yearNo
Manhattan Christian CollegeManhattanPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
McPherson CollegeMcPhersonPrivate nonprofitFour-yearNo
MidAmerica Nazarene UniversityOlathePrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Neosho County Community CollegeChanutePublicTwo-yearYes
Newman UniversityWichitaPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Ottawa University-Kansas CityOverland ParkPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Ottawa University-OnlineOverland ParkPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Ottawa University-OttawaOttawaPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Pittsburg State UniversityPittsburgPublicFour-yearYes
Pratt Community CollegePrattPublicTwo-yearYes
Rasmussen University-KansasTopekaPrivate for-profitFour-yearYes
Saint Paul School of TheologyLeawoodPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Salina Area Technical CollegeSalinaPublicTwo-yearYes
Seward County Community CollegeLiberalPublicTwo-yearYes
Southwestern CollegeWinfieldPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Sterling CollegeSterlingPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Tabor CollegeHillsboroPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
University of KansasLawrencePublicFour-yearYes
University of Saint MaryLeavenworthPrivate nonprofitFour-yearYes
Washburn UniversityTopekaPublicFour-yearYes
WellSpring School of Allied Health-LawrenceLawrencePrivate for-profitTwo-yearNo
WellSpring School of Allied Health-WichitaWichitaPrivate for-profitTwo-yearNo
Wichita State UniversityWichitaPublicFour-yearYes
Wichita State University-Campus of Applied Sciences and TechnologyWichitaPublicTwo-yearYes

Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), IPEDS 2024-25 institutional characteristics (HD2024, IC2024). Links go to each school’s official website as reported to IPEDS. “Online programs” means the school reported at least one program offered entirely by distance education.

Colleges in Kansas: frequently asked questions

How many colleges are in Kansas?

Kansas has 62 degree-granting colleges and universities that take part in federal student aid programs, according to the latest U.S. Department of Education (IPEDS) data.

How many public colleges are in Kansas?

33 public, 25 private nonprofit and 4 private for-profit.

How many community colleges and two-year colleges are in Kansas?

28 two-year colleges, including public two-year colleges such as Allen County Community College, Barton County Community College, Butler Community College, Cloud County Community College, Coffeyville Community College, and Colby Community College.

How many four-year colleges and universities are in Kansas?

34 four-year colleges and universities, and 28 schools in Kansas offer graduate programs.

Which colleges in Kansas offer online programs?

50 colleges in Kansas reported offering at least one program entirely online. Use the college search with “Offers fully online programs” to see them, and check each school for specific online programs.

Which cities in Kansas have the most colleges?

Wichita (7), Overland Park (5), Lawrence (3), Manhattan (3), and McPherson (2).

What majors are most widely offered at colleges in Kansas?

Among the 109 majors in this guide, the most widely offered in Kansas are Nursing (42 schools), Business Administration (38 schools), Accounting (31 schools), Criminal Justice (31 schools), Psychology (30 schools), and Elementary Education (28 schools).

How do I find a college in Kansas that offers my major?

Use the college search with the state set to Kansas and choose your major, or filter by city or ZIP code.

Where does this list of Kansas colleges come from?

From the U.S. Department of Education’s IPEDS data (IPEDS 2024-25 institutional characteristics (HD2024, IC2024)). Confirm programs, costs and admission requirements on each school’s official website.

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