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Best Psychology Programs in Kansas for 2027

Fort Hays State University charges Kansas residents $5,923, about half the University of Kansas’s $12,102, and grants 101 psychology bachelor’s degrees to Kansas’s 274. Kansas holds first place, with 69% of students finishing schoolwide against 46% at Fort Hays. Barton County Community College asks just $4,032 for the associate, and Butler Community College leads with 37 degrees.

Posted October 27, 2026Updated October 27, 202610 Schools Ranked
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Psychology Bachelor’s Degree Programs in Kansas

7 schools in Kansas awarded psychology bachelor’s degrees in 2023–24, scored against 1,212 bachelor’s programs nationwide. This section shows the top 7 of 20 eligible programs at this level.

  1. 1

    University of Kansas

    Psychology BA and BGS

    Lawrence Public

    79.7 Comparison Score

    A one-credit Orientation Seminar in Psychology starts the University of Kansas BA and BGS majors, followed by General Psychology, Research Methods and Statistics in Psychological Research. You then take five psychology courses at the 300 level, one course on social issues and ethical behavior such as Stereotyping and Prejudice Across Cultures or Psychology and the Law, and nine hours of psychology electives. A capstone can be Senior Seminar, an Honors Thesis or an experimental psychology course. The BA adds non-English language proficiency, and the BGS asks for a minor, two certificates or a second major. Psychology Honors needs a faculty research mentor, two semesters of Honors Thesis and a public presentation.

    Core Courses
    Orientation Seminar, General Psychology, Research Methods in Psychology and Statistics in Psychological Research.
    300-Level Courses
    Five psychology courses.
    Social Issues Requirement
    One course such as Psychology of Women, Culture and Psychology or Psychology and the Law.
    Capstone Options
    Senior Seminar, Honors Thesis, an experimental psychology course or an approved capstone.
    BA Versus BGS
    BA requires non-English language proficiency; BGS requires a minor, two certificates or a second major.

    Program Sources: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of General Studies in Psychology | The University of Kansas Academic Catalog

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    274
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    69%
    4,094 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $55,329
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $12,102
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $30,432
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  2. 2

    Emporia State University

    Psychology BA and BS

    Emporia Public

    61.7 Comparison Score

    A second field of study of at least 15 hours is part of every psychology degree at Emporia State University, whether you pick the BA or the BS. The 42-hour major has 30 required hours: Introduction to the Psychology Major, Careers in Psychology, Developmental Psychology, a two-semester Research Methods and Statistics sequence, Social, Cognitive and Abnormal Psychology, History and Systems, and an internship preparation course followed by a three-hour Undergraduate Psychology Internship. Twelve hours of electives add courses such as Psychology of Pseudoscience, Emotion and Stress Management or Consumer Psychology. BA students also take 10 more hours of one foreign language and 4 hours of art, music and theatre appreciation. A rat lab gives you hands-on research experience.

    Major Hours
    42, with 30 required and 12 elective.
    Research Sequence
    Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology I and II.
    Internship
    PY 489 Undergraduate Internship Preparation and PY 490 Undergraduate Psychology Internship.
    Cognate Area
    At least 15 hours in another discipline, for both degrees.
    BA Extras
    10 hours of foreign language and 4 hours of art, music and theatre appreciation.

    Program Sources: 2026-2027 ESU Catalog - Emporia State UniversityBachelor of Arts - Psychology - Emporia State University

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    33
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    56%
    656 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $53,022
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $7,106
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $15,419
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  3. 3

    Fort Hays State University

    Psychology BA and BS

    Hays Public

    60.6 Comparison Score

    Applied mental health, developmental-cultural and social-cognitive are the three emphasis areas offered with both the BA and the BS in Psychology at Fort Hays State University. Applied mental health covers clinical, sports and forensic psychology, developmental-cultural links growth across the life span to culture, and social-cognitive looks at social influence and everyday thinking. Everyone takes General Psychology, Psychology as a Discipline and Profession, The Science of Psychology, Applied Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences, an Experimental Psychology Laboratory and Neuropsychology, plus one course from each content area and nine emphasis credits. The BA adds two consecutive language courses, while the BS adds 13 hours of math and science and is the recommended route to graduate school. Either degree can also be completed online.

    Major Credits
    38 hours of psychology requirements.
    Emphasis Areas
    Applied Mental Health, Developmental-Cultural and Social-Cognitive.
    Research Courses
    Applied Statistics in the Behavioral Sciences and Experimental Psychology Laboratory, four credits each.
    BA Requirement
    Two consecutive non-English language courses, 10 hours.
    BS Requirement
    13 hours of math and science.

    Program Sources: Psychology | Bachelor of Arts: Psychology (Applied Mental Health) | Fort Hays State University Academic CatalogPsychology | Bachelor of Science: Psychology (Applied Mental Health) | Fort Hays State University Academic Catalog

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    101
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    46%
    913 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $51,898
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $5,923
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $17,741
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  4. 4

    Pittsburg State University

    Psychology BA and BS

    Pittsburg Public

    60.2 Comparison Score

    The BS in psychology at Pittsburg State University replaces a minor with a concentration in developmental disabilities, human resource development, psychology and legal issues, or psychology and the military. The BA instead asks for nine hours of one foreign language and a minor of at least 20 hours in another field. Both degrees share a core that runs from General Psychology, Developmental Psychology and two Research Methods courses through Principles of Learning, Cognitive Processes, Psychological Disorders and Social Psychology, plus either Sensation and Perception or Physiological Psychology. A department assessment taken in Psychology as a Profession II covers those core classes. Faculty-led study abroad trips go to Austria and Germany.

    BA Major Hours
    39 hours, including 6 hours of psychology electives.
    BS Emphases
    Developmental Disabilities, Human Resource Development, Psychology and Legal Issues, or Psychology and the Military.
    Research Sequence
    Research Methods in Psychology I and II.
    BA Requirements
    Nine hours of one foreign language and a minor of at least 20 hours.
    Exit Assessment
    Department assessment during Psychology as a Profession II.

    Program Sources: Bachelor of Arts Degree with a Major in Psychology | Pittsburg State University CatalogBachelor of Science Degree with a Major in Psychology | Pittsburg State University CatalogPsychology major | Pittsburg State University

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    67
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    51%
    912 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $51,640
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $8,400
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $19,744
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  5. 5

    Wichita State University

    Psychology BA

    Wichita Public

    59.4 Comparison Score

    Core content courses in the Wichita State University psychology BA run from Biological Psychology to Psychological Testing and Measurement, and you choose five of the eight. Before that, you take General Psychology, Psychological Statistics, and Research Methods in Psychology, a four-credit course that also meets the required applied learning or research experience. Six more hours of psychology electives at the 300 level or above finish a major of at least 31 credit hours. Departmental honors asks for a 3.5 GPA in psychology, a faculty mentor, two semesters in the mentor's lab and a senior thesis presented at a conference. The same BA can also be earned online.

    Major Credits
    At least 31 hours of psychology, 9 of them at Wichita State.
    Research Courses
    PSY 301 Psychological Statistics and PSY 311 Research Methods in Psychology, four credits.
    Core Content
    Five of eight: Biological, Learning, Cognitive, Social, Personality, Developmental, Systems and Theories, Testing and Measurement.
    Applied Learning
    Met by completing PSY 311.
    Honors
    3.5 psychology GPA, a faculty mentor and a mentored senior thesis.

    Program Sources: BA in Psychology < Wichita State University CatalogUndergraduate Programs in Psychology

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    95
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    51%
    1,644 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $42,690
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $9,684
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $19,869
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  6. 6

    Washburn University

    Psychology BA

    Topeka Public

    51.4 Comparison Score

    Every psychology major at Washburn University needs at least 34 graded hours in psychology with a C or better in each course. The required courses are Basic Concepts in Psychology, Psychological Statistics, Abnormal Psychology, Research Methods in Psychology and a one-credit Psychological Forum. You then choose life-span development, learning or cognition, physiological or health psychology, and social or multicultural psychology, add six upper-division hours, and finish with a capstone such as an internship, Directed Research or History and Systems of Psychology. Hutchinson Community College students can follow a 2+2 pathway, and the degree can be taken fully online or on campus.

    Total Hours
    37 hours in the major, with at least 34 graded hours in psychology.
    Required Courses
    Basic Concepts, Psychological Statistics, Abnormal Psychology, Research Methods and Psychological Forum.
    Capstone Options
    Internship, From Classroom to Career, History and Systems, Independent Study or Directed Research.
    Departmental Honors
    3.5 GPA in psychology plus one of four research or experience options.
    Transfer Pathway
    Hutchinson Community College Associate of Arts 2+2.

    Program Sources: Psychology, BA < Washburn UniversityPsychology Undergraduate Degrees - Washburn UniversityPsychology < Washburn University

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    32
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    44%
    675 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $49,251
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $9,945
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $20,949
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  7. 7

    Baker University

    Psychology BA and BS

    Baldwin City Private nonprofit

    40.8 Comparison Score

    Contemporary Issues in Psychology (PY 411) is the capstone every psychology major completes at Baker University, producing a substantial APA-style paper that students may present in academic or professional settings. The 124-credit program builds from General Psychology, Research Design and Analysis I and II and History and Systems, then lets you choose courses in social psychology, human development, personality, psychopathology and human sexuality. Upper-level work follows an applied track in clinical and counseling, health or testing, or a research track in neuroscience, cognitive or learning. Majors complete research, an internship or fieldwork, and a diversity or intercultural experience, and the BA includes a world language while the BS includes a laboratory science.

    Foundation
    General Psychology, Research Design and Analysis I and II, History and Systems and Psychology Portfolio Lab.
    Advanced Tracks
    Applied courses in clinical and counseling, health or testing, or research courses in neuroscience, cognitive or learning.
    Hands-On Requirements
    Faculty-led or independent research, an internship or applied fieldwork, and a diversity or intercultural experience.
    BA or BS
    BA includes a world language requirement, and BS includes a laboratory science requirement.
    Credits
    124 credit hours over about four years.

    Program Sources: Psychology | Baker University

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    15
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    58%
    244 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $35,200
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $35,200
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25

Psychology Associate Degrees in Kansas

3 colleges in Kansas awarded psychology associate degrees in 2023–24. Ask how the courses transfer before you plan a bachelor’s degree. This section shows the top 3 of 3 eligible programs at this level.

  1. 1

    Butler Community College

    Psychology AA and AS

    El Dorado Public

    51.3 Comparison Score

    Both the AA and the AS in Psychology at Butler Community College start with General Psychology, Applied Statistics, English Composition and Sociology. The AA adds Developmental Psychology and a year of Spanish, Russian, French or Japanese, then leaves 12 hours for electives such as Child Psychology and internships. The AS skips the language, gives you a choice among Developmental Psychology, Child Psychology and two sociology courses, adds a math, computing or statistics option, and leaves 9 to 10 elective hours. Courses carry Kansas systemwide transfer designations, and many are offered online, blended or face to face.

    AA Credits
    60 to 63 credit hours.
    AS Credits
    60 to 65 credit hours.
    Shared Psychology Courses
    General Psychology (milestone course) and Applied Statistics.
    AA Extras
    Developmental Psychology and a first-year language sequence.
    Internship Credit
    Internship 1.1, 1.2 and 1.3 are listed as electives, one to three credits each.

    Program Sources: Program: Psychology (AA) - Butler Community CollegeProgram: Psychology (AS) - Butler Community College

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    37
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    32%
    1,109 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $4,471
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $6,271
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  2. 2

    Barton County Community College

    Psychology AS

    Great Bend Public

    49.2 Comparison Score

    Many courses in Barton County Community College's psychology program use open educational resources, so no textbook purchases are required. The Associate in Science is 60 credits, offered on the Barton County campus and online, and is designed for students moving on to a bachelor's degree in psychology or secondary psychology education. General Psychology, a statistics course and Introduction to Sociology start the plan, and suggested emphasis electives fill each term, so match them to what your transfer school requires. Psychology topics run from the mind and mental processes through human development, abnormal behavior and treatment, counseling techniques, and stress and grief.

    Degree
    Associate in Science, 60 credit hours.
    Core Courses
    General Psychology, Elements of Statistics or Business and Economic Statistics, and Introduction to Sociology.
    Electives
    Suggested emphasis electives each term, chosen to meet the transfer school's requirements.
    Textbooks
    Many courses use open educational resources.
    Delivery
    Barton County campus or online.

    Program Sources: Psychology | Barton Community CollegePsychology Emphasis of Study Degree Map - Barton Community College

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    26
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    33%
    443 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $4,032
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $4,960
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  3. 3

    Dodge City Community College

    Psychology AA

    Dodge City Public

    38.8 Comparison Score

    General Psychology and Developmental Psychology are the two psychology courses required in the 60-credit Psychology Associate of Arts at Dodge City Community College. They sit alongside Elementary Statistics, Principles of Sociology, two English Composition courses and Public Speaking, with the remaining semesters filled by general education areas and electives at the 100 or 200 level. Abnormal Psychology and Social Psychology are also taught at the college, so they are available as electives, and every course is marked as a Kansas systemwide transfer course.

    Degree
    Associate of Arts, 60 credit hours.
    Psychology Courses
    PSY 101 General Psychology and PSY 202 Developmental Psychology.
    Also Required
    Elementary Statistics, Principles of Sociology, English Composition I and II, Public Speaking.
    Electives
    Courses numbered 100 or 200, including Abnormal and Social Psychology.

    Program Sources: 2025-2026 College Catalog and Student Handbook - Dodge City Community CollegePsychology - Dodge City Community College

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    6
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    35%
    265 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $5,550
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $5,850
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25

Psychology Programs in Kansas at a Glance

Ranked Schools
10
9 public, 1 private
Bachelor’s Programs
7
617 degrees in 2023–24
Associate Programs
3
69 degrees in 2023–24
Lowest In-State Tuition
$5,923
Bachelor’s list, schoolwide, 2024–25

How We Rank Psychology Programs in Kansas

Each program gets the same comparison score it earns in our national psychology model, calculated against the nationwide group that meets the numeric and directory criteria. We then order Kansas’s eligible programs by that score within each degree level. We feature up to 10 programs, taking the next highest-ranked program from each degree-level list in turn. Scores are compared only within the same degree level. Bachelor’s lists weigh graduation rate (20%), published tuition (20%), graduate earnings (20%), program reputation (25%), and degrees awarded (15%). Associate lists weigh graduation rate (30%), published tuition (25%), program reputation (25%), and degrees awarded (20%). See the full ranking method.

Best Psychology Schools in Kansas by Goal

These picks compare only the programs featured in the lists above.

Lowest In-State Tuition for a Bachelor’s

Fort Hays State University

$5,923 in annual undergraduate tuition and required fees for state residents (2024–25), the lowest among the 7 bachelor’s programs shown here.

Most Psychology Bachelor’s Graduates

University of Kansas

274 psychology bachelor’s degrees awarded in 2023–24, the most of any school on this list.

Top-Scoring Private College

Baker University

The highest-scoring private school on the bachelor’s list (No. 7 overall), with a comparison score of 40.8.

Lower-Cost Two-Year Start

Barton County Community College

$4,032 in annual in-state tuition and required fees (2024–25). Confirm how credits transfer before you enroll.

Statewide Context: Public Universities Hold the Top Six Kansas Psychology Ranks

This statewide overview includes all 23 eligible programs at 23 schools. Its totals, tuition comparisons, and ranks describe that wider group; the lists above feature 10 programs.

Private colleges make up 14 of the 23 Kansas schools on this psychology list, but public universities hold the first six bachelor’s ranks, led by the University of Kansas in Lawrence.

Price is the clearest split on the bachelor’s list. The six public leaders charged residents between $5,923 at Fort Hays State University and $12,102 at the University of Kansas in 2024–25 tuition and required fees. Most private colleges in the top 12 charged $34,630 to $37,174 to every student, resident or not. Kansas Christian College is the exception at $10,800, with an 8% schoolwide graduation rate. Size varies too: the University of Kansas awarded 274 of the 753 psychology bachelor’s degrees reported for 2023–24, while second-ranked Emporia State University awarded 33.

Psychology Licensure in Kansas

The Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board (BSRB) licenses psychologists in Kansas. A bachelor’s or master’s degree in psychology does not by itself qualify you to practice as a psychologist.

Licensed Psychologist (LP)

Degree
Doctoral degree in psychology from an APA-accredited program, or from a program that meets the criteria in K.A.R. 102-1-12 (including a 1,800-hour internship)
Exam
EPPP (the BSRB lists a passing scaled score of 500)
Supervised Experience
Two years of supervised experience. One year may be predoctoral (the internship) and at least one year must be postdoctoral. Each postdoctoral year must include at least 900 hours of clinical psychological services and at least 180 hours of general or nonclinical psychological services (K.A.R. 102-1-5a).
Practice
Independent

Source: K.A.R. 102-1-5a Supervised experience and supervisor qualifications | Kansas SOS

Licensed Master’s Level Psychologist (LMLP)

Degree
At least 60 graduate hours, including a master’s degree in psychology, from a program meeting K.S.A. 74-5363 and K.A.R. 102-4-3a
Exam
EPPP (the BSRB lists a passing scaled score of 400)
Supervised Experience
750 clock hours of academically supervised practicum in the master’s program, or 1,500 clock hours of postgraduate supervised work experience
Practice
Must practice under the direction of a licensed clinical psychotherapist, licensed psychologist, physician, or other independent practitioner licensed to diagnose and treat mental disorders (K.S.A. 74-5362). May not use the title psychologist.

Source: K.S.A. 74-5363 Licensure of master’s level psychologists | Kansas Office of Revisor of Statutes

Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist (LCP)

Degree
Must hold, or qualify for, the LMLP (master’s degree in psychology, 60 graduate hours), plus 15 credit hours in diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders and a graduate clinical practicum with at least 350 hours of direct client contact
Exam
EPPP (the BSRB lists a passing scaled score of 500, the same as for psychologists)
Supervised Experience
At least 2 years and 3,000 hours of postgraduate supervised professional experience under a board-approved clinical supervision plan, including at least 1,500 hours of direct client contact and 100 hours of face-to-face clinical supervision (at least 50 individual)
Practice
Independent practice of master’s level psychology, including diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders. May not use the title psychologist.

Source: K.S.A. 74-5363 Licensure of master’s level psychologists | Kansas Office of Revisor of Statutes

Kansas uses a single board, the BSRB, for both social work and psychology. Kansas is a PSYPACT member (K.S.A. 74-5352, effective January 1, 2022). The board also issues temporary and community-based licenses that require supervision, and a nonrenewable 12-month provisional LMLP license (K.S.A. 74-5377). Both LMLP and LCP holders must consult the client’s primary care physician or psychiatrist when a client shows symptoms of a mental disorder, unless the client waives this in writing.

Requirements summarized from the board’s official pages. Confirm the current rules with the board before you choose a graduate program.

Psychologist Salaries in Kansas

These are BLS median annual wages for Kansas and the United States from the May 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey. A median is the midpoint among workers in the occupation, from new hires to senior staff, so it is not a starting salary for a new graduate. The 10th–90th percentile range shows what the middle 80% of workers earn in the state.

Annual wages in Kansas compared with the United States
OccupationKansas MedianKansas 10th–90th PercentileU.S. MedianKansas Jobs
Psychologist Pay in Kansas BLS: Clinical and Counseling Psychologists$76,690$47,620–$151,800$100,580400
Psychologist Wages in Kansas BLS: School Psychologists$73,020$60,620–$95,810$95,990630

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025. Wage data does not enter the program scores.

Psychology Programs in Kansas: Common Questions

How Many Schools in Kansas Appear in These Psychology Rankings?

10 schools in Kansas appear in the lists shown here (7 bachelor’s, 3 associate programs). A school can appear at more than one degree level. The page features 10 programs selected from 23 eligible programs at 23 schools. The degree counts come from federal IPEDS completions for 2023–24.

Which Psychology Bachelor’s Program in Kansas Has the Lowest Tuition?

Fort Hays State University lists $5,923 in annual undergraduate tuition and required fees for state residents in 2024–25, the lowest among the bachelor’s programs shown here. That is a schoolwide figure before aid, so check the program’s own costs and any fees for fieldwork or labs.

Which Private Kansas Colleges Rank Highest for Psychology?

This statewide comparison covers all 23 eligible programs, including those outside the featured lists. Baker University in Baldwin City ranks seventh on the bachelor’s list, the highest of any private college, and reports a 58% schoolwide graduation rate. MidAmerica Nazarene University in Olathe is eighth and Benedictine College in Atchison is ninth. All three charged $35,200 to $37,174 in 2024–25 tuition and required fees, the same price for residents and nonresidents.

How Do Kansas Psychologist Wages Compare Nationally?

This statewide comparison covers all 23 eligible programs, including those outside the featured lists. In the May 2025 wage data, clinical and counseling psychologists in Kansas had a median of $76,690, compared with $100,580 nationally. School psychologists had a Kansas median of $73,020 against $95,990. These are occupation medians. A bachelor’s degree in psychology is not a license to practice, and the licensing section on this page covers what Kansas requires.

Sources

  1. IPEDS C2024_A completions: first-major degrees awarded by field and level, 2023–24.
  2. IPEDS COST1_2024: tuition and required fees, 2024–25.
  3. IPEDS DRVGR2024: schoolwide graduation rates.
  4. Carnegie 2025 Research Activity Designations.
  5. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 state estimates.
  6. Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board (BSRB).
  7. SocialSciences.org ranking methodology.
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