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Kansas higher education offers strong value through a mix of technical colleges and traditional universities, with public institutions dominating the top tier. The state's leading schools excel in career-focused programs, affordable tuition, and high job placement rates. Technical colleges particularly stand out for their industry partnerships and hands-on training in high-demand fields like healthcare, manufacturing, and agriculture.

When evaluating Kansas colleges, students should prioritize graduation rates, career services quality, and post-graduation employment outcomes. With 24 qualifying institutions statewide, prospective students have diverse options ranging from specialized technical training to comprehensive university programs. The emphasis on practical skills development and regional workforce needs makes Kansas schools especially valuable for students seeking direct career preparation and strong return on educational investment.
25
Schools Ranked
$44,500
Avg. Earnings
53.2%
Avg. Graduation Rate

Top 25 Schools

College rankings
# School Graduation Rate Median Earnings Acceptance Rate In-State Tuition
1 75.5% $46,928 $7,208
2 66.1% $51,864 $9,276
3 67.5% $47,007 $6,196
4 71.6% $42,175 $7,020
5 57.3% $41,889 $4,046
6 68.8% $61,945 87.8% $11,700
7 52.6% $49,774 $9,578
8 43.0% $51,892 $4,064
9 70.5% $57,262 95.1% $10,942
10 45.2% $43,470 $3,420
11 54.8% $48,860 48.0% $18,424
12 46.4% $41,445 $3,744
13 45.9% $39,883 $3,180
14 47.4% $37,723 $4,350
15 42.9% $40,428 $3,616
16 41.1% $41,704 $3,570
17 38.9% $45,966 $5,644
18 38.6% $41,291 $4,116
19 37.9% $40,795 $3,150
20 57.6% $50,579 86.2% $8,008
21 39.1% $40,059 $3,920
22 100.0% $29,839
23 41.6% $35,246 $3,040
24 29.5% $45,387 $2,328
25 50.0% $39,080 $15,340

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