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If you’ve been accepted to KU, you have a short list of things to do before your first day of classes. We’re here to help you make the transition successfully.

Freshmen next steps

Transfer next steps

Fall admission deadlines

Dec. 1

Freshman scholarship deadline

Feb. 1

FAFSA priority deadline

Aug. 1

Transfer scholarship deadline

Make a plan

You might be early in your high-school career or in the middle of a degree path at another institution — but if you’ve set KU as the next destination, you can take steps right now.

Important steps for all students

No matter where you are in your college search, you can inform and prepare yourself.

Steps for juniors

During this crucial time, set yourself up for success and scholarships.

Steps for seniors and transfer students

Key deadlines and exciting decisions are right around the corner.

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Consideration for our merit-based aid no longer requires an SAT or ACT score

In 2019, KU awarded over $60 million in institutional scholarships. Along with other forms of aid and family savings, scholarships can serve as a key to affording your degree — an important investment in yourself.

Freshman Scholarships

Meet our community

Our admissions team can introduce you to KU’s environment of possibility, with both online information sessions and in-person visits available.

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Get specific

Your interests, experiences, and goals are what make you a great addition to the Jayhawk community. Find information that addresses the KU admission experience based on your background.

Finish your bachelor’s degree online at KU

If you’ve already started college, you don’t have to start over. The University of Kansas offers fully online bachelor’s degree completion programs designed for transfer students and working adults who want to finish what they started.

With flexible course formats, transfer-friendly pathways, and support from a top-tier public research university, you can complete your degree on your schedule while continuing to work or manage other commitments.

Transfer previously earned college credits
100% online options with flexible scheduling
Support from KU advisors and student services

Finish Your Degree Online

Flexible online options for transfer students

Complete your bachelor’s online at KU with flexible programs built for transfer students.

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