The University of Kansas welcomes students from an array of geographic locations, ethnic and cultural backgrounds and educational achievements. It strives to foster an environment in which the dignity and rights of all are respected.
If you're interested in studying at the University of Kansas, whether as an undergraduate or in an advanced degree program, here are facts about admissions criteria, tuition and fees, housing and safety and links to information about the city of Lawrence and the region.
As a premier learning and research institution, the University of Kansas must continuously address issues of diversity and multiculturalism. Every member of the University community is expected to engage in action that leads toward the development of a more democratic and inclusive community.
The University of Kansas prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, disability, national origin, ancestry, veteran status, age, sexual orientation, marital status and parental status. Any person claiming to be aggrieved by a prohibited discriminatory practice may contact the Department of Human Resources and Equal Opportunity, which maintains formal policies for hearing and resolving disputes.
The University of Kansas is committed to programs and activities that are free of racial or ethnic discrimination. The University's goal is to provide an environment where individuals are free to develop intellectually, personally, professionally and socially without intimidation or fear.
The University strives to provide an environment that is free of gender discrimination and sexual harassment, which violate the trust and respect essential for providing a positive working and educational environment. Sexual harassment is a violation of professional ethics as well as a violation of federal and state.
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