Welcome to Washburn University
Due to building renovation, the Admissions Office will be temporarily located in Morgan 177 until August 10.
If you are looking for an outstanding, affordable education in an environment that is friendly and welcoming, then look no farther than Washburn University.
- Attending college is one of the best opportunities you'll ever have. At Washburn, you'll find your own voice, develop your own path, and discover who you really are.
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Your academic and personal journey will transform you in more ways than you can imagine. You'll find the tools here to define your career goals while experiencing life-changing intellectual and personal growth.
Tell Me More About Washburn
Many people mistake us for a private university, perhaps because of our academic quality, small class sizes, and beautifully maintained campus. In actuality, Washburn is a publicly funded, independently governed university offering more than 200 programs leading to associate, bachelor, master's and juris doctor degrees, and licensure and certification.
We offer undergraduates broad-based liberal arts and professional instruction, on a 160-acre campus in the heart of Topeka, Kansas, the state capital. Our location gives students the best of both worlds - a beautiful, residential campus and easy access to many cultural and co-curricular activities that enrich their education.
We invite you to explore how a Washburn education can transform your life!
Ichabod Events
Summer Camps
Do you dream about starting your own business one day? Are you interested in becoming a lawyer? Camp BLUE and PreLegal Camp are for you!
July 13-15: Camp Business Leaders Understanding Entrepreneurship offers the opportunity to listen to local entrepreneurs, operate a small business and tour successful corporations.
July 15-17: PreLegal campers will hear from successful attorneys, analyze court cases and defend/prosecute a court case.
Spaces are filling fast for these great summer opportunities available to high school sophomores, juniors and seniors.
