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University of Kansas
University of Kansas is a public four-year school in Lawrence, KS, with its campus in a city. It was founded in 1864[1]. It has about 21,217 undergraduates[7].
Founding year: Wikidata (community-edited) · Other facts: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard- 1864Founded
- 2026Today
Academics
Costs
Help paying, for students from abroad
As described by the school.
Housing and food
The Scorecard does not say whether first-year housing is guaranteed or how many students live on campus. Check the school’s housing page.
Scorecard averages · reference only
These averages include U.S. students and the aid they receive. They are not an international student’s net price.
Getting in
SAT or ACT is required only if your school requires them. English proficiency scores must be sent by the testing agency, with no minimum required for admission.
The page says: “a minimum English proficiency score is not a requirement”
When to apply
- Fall (outside U.S.)May 1[5]
- Fall (inside U.S.)July 25[5]
- Spring (outside U.S.)November 15[5]
- Spring (inside U.S.)December 1[5]
Dates can change. Check the school’s page before you apply.
Your application checklist
Filled marks come from the school. Dashed marks are not filled in yet.
Scores in detail
What the school asks for, and where its students land.
English test
Stated as a minimum[3]
Accepts TOEFL iBT, IELTS, PTE, Duolingo, SAT EBRW, ACT, AP English or A Level English.
Waiver or exemption: Waived for native speakers, qualifying English-exemption regions with 2.5+ GPA, full IB diploma with English HL 5+, and similar.
TOEFL iBT moved to a 1–6 scale for tests taken from 21 January 2026.
SAT and ACT
You do not have to send one. If you do, the gold bar shows where the middle half of enrolled students land.
Extra steps for students from abroad
How many get in
Living in Lawrence
Clubs, sports and activities
For information only. Confirm every figure with the school before you make decisions.