Transfer students must: Have 24+ transferable credit hours with a GPA of 2.5 or higher from a regionally accredited institution Submit official transcripts from all previous colleges/universities

Students who don’t meet the assured admission criteria can apply for individual review, where KU evaluates additional factors like coursework, extracurricular activities, and personal statements.

KU offers three main types of housing: Residence Halls – Traditional dorm-style living with private, suite-style, or semi-private rooms. Apartments – One or two-bedroom units with full kitchens and bathrooms. Scholarship Halls – Lower-cost housing with a close-knit community where residents contribute to daily tasks.

KU’s Stouffer Place Apartments are located in the heart of campus, providing easy access to classes, dining, and other university resources.

KU has multiple residence halls, including: Corbin Ellsworth GSP Hashinger Downs Lewis Oswald Self Each hall offers different room styles and amenities.

KU provides two main transportation services for student safety: SafeRide: A free transportation service available from 10:30 PM to 2:30 AM during the academic year. SafeBus: Operates on Fridays and Saturdays from 9 PM to 3 AM while school is in session, offering a safe way to travel around campus.

KU allows concealed carry of handguns on campus, but specific guidelines must be followed to ensure safety. Students must secure their firearms properly and comply with all Kansas state laws.

Students can sign up for text message alerts to receive notifications about campus emergencies, severe weather, and other safety concerns.

KU offers a variety of programs, but some of the most popular majors include: Psychology Finance Journalism Marketing Business Accounting Political Science Exercise Science Computer and Information Sciences

Yes, KU provides several business programs, including: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Finance Marketing Accounting

KU is home to multiple schools, each offering a diverse range of programs: Architecture & Design: Includes architecture and design programs. Arts: Offers film and media studies, theater, and dance. Business: Provides various business programs, including finance and marketing. Education & Human Sciences: Includes curriculum and teaching programs. Engineering: Offers aerospace engineering and other engineering fields. Journalism & Mass Communications: Covers journalism and media studies. Health Professions: Includes clinical laboratory science and other health-related programs. Law: Offers programs in legal studies and law.

KU provides several types of scholarships, including: Merit-based scholarships – Awarded based on academic performance (GPA). International scholarships – Available for international undergraduate and transfer students. School-specific scholarships – Offered by individual schools, such as the School of Architecture & Design and the School of Health Professions.

Incoming freshmen can receive renewable merit-based scholarships based on their GPA. The exact award amount depends on academic performance.

The Self Memorial Scholarship is a merit-based award for KU seniors who are entering a master’s or doctoral program at the university.

KU has over 600 student organizations, including: Sororities and fraternities Academic and professional clubs Cultural and interest-based organizations Community service groups

KU offers the MSP scholarship program, which supports: First-generation college students Pell Grant-eligible undergraduate students

The University Career Center provides: Job search assistance Resume and interview coaching Salary insights and job title information

KU provides sponsorship for: Optional Practical Training (OPT) for F-1 students H-1B visas for temporary workers Employer-sponsored green cards for eligible employees J-1 Academic Training for students

To qualify, students must: Have F-1 visa status Complete two full-time semesters Apply through KU’s International Support Services (ISS) office

OPT allows F-1 students to work in their field of study for up to: 12 months (standard OPT) 24 additional months (STEM OPT extension for eligible programs)