Colleges & Universities in Topeka, KS

The Catholic Campus Center at WU sponsors programs that allow students to learn about their faith, minister to the Washburn student body, serve others through charitable work, hone leadership skills, and much more. If you choose, you'll have the possibility to assist with liturgy and music and other

Eighteen Kansas private colleges have combined resources to launch a new Web site, Proud2BPrivate.com. The site is tailored to help students and their parents in choosing the correct college by acquainting them with the Kansas private colleges and by assisting them in finding programs and campus settings

What separates Bryan College from other educational institutions? It's very simple. At Bryan College, you're not required to take unnecessary courses. Every course is directly related to your chosen career path. The programs at our colleges in Springfield, Missouri; Rogers, Arkansas; and Topeka, Kansas,

Baker University was established in 1858, by Osmon C. Baker, the Kansas-Nebra-ska bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. As the 1st university in Kansas, Baker continues to build on its tradition of academic excellence, devoted facul-ty, and innovative ideas in education. Baker University is dedicated

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