Kansas State University
Founded 1863
President Richard Linton (President)
Fees USD 10,280
Acceptance Rate Selective (20–50%)
Campus Setting Suburban
Kansas State University (K-State) is a public land-grant research university founded in 1863 in Manhattan, Kansas. Enrolling 23,000 students, K-State is known for veterinary medicine (College of Veterinary Medicine — consistently top-5 in the US), agriculture, engineering, business, and food science programs. K-State was the first operational land-grant university in the US.
Colleges
- College of Veterinary Medicine — Top-5 US vet school; one of the most respected in the nation
- College of Agriculture — Land-grant excellence; wheat, cattle, and precision agriculture research
- Carl R. Ice College of Engineering — ABET-accredited; nuclear and biological engineering
- College of Business Administration — AACSB-accredited business programs
How to Apply
- Acceptance Rate: ~92% | In-State Tuition: ~$10,280