Exploring the Versatility of KU's Community Health Degree: Alumni Insights
One of the greatest strengths of this degree is its versatility. Whether you’re interested in working directly with communities, shaping public policy or managing health programs, the possibilities are vast. Some alumni even use it as a stepping stone to advanced degrees in public health,…
Becoming a Jayhawk: Adam Cory’s Path to Architecture and Paris
During his time abroad, Adam was fully immersed in international studio work and gaining hands-on experience through an internship. We spoke with Adam while he was still in Paris, just a few weeks away from graduation. The insights he shared speak to the value of a KU architecture education and the…
What Is a Graduate Degree?
Whether you're considering a master's, doctorate or certificate, a graduate degree can help you build advanced knowledge and specialize in your field. It's not just about career growth — it's about finding new ways to challenge yourself and make an impact in your community.Today we're breaking down…
Becoming a Jayhawk: Chiara Fernando’s Path to Success
We sat down with University of Kansas student Chiara Fernando to learn about all the organizations and involvement opportunities available to business students at KU. With a passion for leadership and a drive to grow, Chiara has made the most of her time on campus. She’s proving that embracing…
The Transfer Student Experience at the University of Kansas
Transferring to a new university is more than just continuing your education. It’s about finding a place where you feel at home, where opportunities are limitless and where you can see yourself thriving. At KU, transfer students aren’t just adjusting to a new campus. They’re joining a community…
How Long Does It Take to Get a Bachelor's Degree? Typical Timelines Explained
So, how long does it take to get a bachelor’s degree? Most bachelor’s degrees in the U.S. take about four years to complete as a full-time student. However, some students graduate in 2–3 years with transfer credits or accelerated programs, while part-time students may take 5–6 years or longer…
Becoming a Jayhawk: Andrew Reyes on Internships and Involvement
We’re sharing our conversation with Andrew Reyes, a junior majoring in computer science in the School of Engineering. As a SELF Fellow, Andrew is part of a unique leadership development program that’s helping him expand his skills beyond the classroom. He’s involved in a wide variety of…
How KU Architecture Study Abroad Took Me Across Asia
My name is James Price, and I am currently a student at the University of Kansas. I chose KU because I was very interested in the architecture program and decided to pursue the five-year master's program. Something I didn’t know was that taking the program also meant you’re also supposed to pick a…
See the World at the International Jayhawk Festival
Choosing the University of Kansas means stepping into a global experience that reaches far beyond the classroom. The International Jayhawk Festival is one of those moments on campus where everything feels a little more colorful, a little more connected and a lot more fun. At KU, international…
Becoming a Jayhawk: Emily Costner
Today, we’re chatting with Emily Costner, a non-traditional student and parent, about the challenges she has overcome and the campus resources that have supported her. Her resilience and determination are inspiring, and her story is one that deserves to be celebrated. We sat down with Emily to hear…