University of Kansas Top Questions

It's a great place to find who you really are.

A school big enough that you can find any sort of people you want: academics, athlete, partiers, artists, etc.

I would describe my school as being one of the most diverse and inspiring schools in the country due to the wide range of people who attend and the endless opportunities that it offers.

Students are full of spirit for the school but sometimes lacking in the enthusiam in the classroom.

Rock Chalk Jayhawk.

The University of Kansas is a very culturally diverse environment giving me the opportunity to interact with many new nationalities.

A very diverse atmosphere compared to the rest of the state, where you can place yourself with any different kind of people.

I attend a funky school called the University of Kansas, or KU. Located in Lawrence, KS, my school has got a very liberal and free vibe. I have thankfully never felt constricted over my first semester and my teachers and the surrounding faculty members honestly want students to succeed and feel at home at the University. There is a place here for everyone, and that is a major reason why I love going to KU. It's a home away from home that has taught me many things about myself and about how to be more adult.

Big city university in a small town setting--basically a huge and extremely diverse student population in a manageable, eclectic setting.

The University of Kansas is a beautiful place where students are challenged academically, can be involved in extracurricular activities that appeal to many interests, can attend sporting events, have a amazing school pride, and can be a part of long-standing traditions.