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D O M O R E . B E M O R E .E x p l o r e . I n n o vat e . C r e at e .

Wichita State’s 330-acre campus is home to more

than 15,000 students. We have more than 160

student organizations and a 165,000 square-foot

fitness center with basketball, tennis, weights, two

pools, track and more.

Wichita State offers

123 degree programs in more than

200 areas of study.

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WSU has the largest

Internship program in the

state of Kansas and

one of the largest in

the Midwest.

WSU has the state’s most-diverse

student body with students

from around 110 countries.

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Wichita is known for great engineers

and is known as the “Air Capital of the World” because

it is home to many major aircraft

manufacturers. Wichita State will soon

start constructing an Innovation Complex on campus which will

combine engineering and technology

with business concepts learning. WSU

will be partnering with area

businesses to give students a hands-on

education experience.

WSU’s College of Engineering is

accredited by ABET, the recognized

accreditor of the highest quality

college and university programs in

applied science, computing, engineering

and technology.

The Barton School of Business recently

added a trading room and

research lab with a Wall Street

style stock ticker.

Both the Barton School of Business

and the School of Accountancy are

accredited by AACSB (Association to

Advance Collegiate Schools of Business)

International. We are one of 180 business schools in the world that achieved this distinction. All of our

undergraduate and graduate business

and accounting programs are fully accredited by AACSB International.

The Fairmount College of Liberal Arts

and Sciences is the largest of the

six undergraduate colleges at Wichita

State University. Fairmount College

provides classes that are

intrinsically valuable and fundamental

to professional training and the needs

of the workplace.

More than 50 degree options

are available from liberal arts,

natural sciences and mathematics,

social and behavioral sciences,

and humanities to programs of

professional training.

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The College of Fine Arts is recognized nationally by the National Guild for Community Arts Education that supports

and advances lifelong learning

opportunities. Wichita State University

is one of only two NASM (Nationally Accredited School of Music)

schools in the state of Kansas.

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The College of Education at Wichita

State produces outstanding teachers and educational professionals

and we prepare excellent athletic trainers, sport and exercise

professionals, as well.

NASA has invited five Wichita

State University education students to

participate in the PSTI (Pre-Service

Teachers Institute) and only 40students nationwide were chosen.

The PSTI is designed to help upcoming

teachers learn new and engaging

ways to teach science, technology,

engineering and mathematics (STEM).

The College of Health Professions at

Wichita State prepares graduates for

some of the fastest-growing

and highest-paying health

careers of the next decade. Our

students are well prepared to work at

the top hospitals in the nation.

WSU’s College of Health Professions

home in Ahlberg Hall is filled with

cutting-edge equipment

and labs, giving students real-world

learning opportunities. Our location

in the health-care hub of Kansas puts

hundreds of internships

and jobs within reach.

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Our students learn through

hands-on internships with organizations in Wichita and

through contact with professional

artists and designers of our time at

the Ulrich Museum of Art.

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Wichita State University offers students two choices of residence halls: Shocker Hall and Fairmount Towers.

Living on campus is very convenient because you can easily walk to class, the library, or sports facilities. You can enjoy and participate in planned social activities and become friends with American students.

Services provided:• utilities included (water, gas, and electricity)• cable television (over 60 channels)• high-speed internet• restricted access for extra security• air-conditioning• laundry facilities• computer laboratory• shuttlebus service

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Cleanthony Early was drafted to play in the

NBA for the NY Knicks.

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Wichita State University does not discriminate in its programs and activities on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, age, sexual orientation, marital status, political affiliation, status as a veteran, genetic information or disability. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies: Director, Office of Equal Employment Opportunity, Wichita State University, 1845 Fairmount, Wichita KS 67260-0205; telephone (316) 978-6791.

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Ablah LibraryAhlberg HallBeech Wind TunnelBeggs Hall (Engineering Research)Brennan HallCAC TheaterCentral Energy PlantCessna StadiumChild Development CenterClinton HallCorbin Education CenterCredit UnionDevlin HallDuerkson Fine Arts CenterEck StadiumEdwin A. Ulrich Museum of ArtElliott HallFairmount Towers CommonsFairmount Towers NorthFairmount Towers SouthFiske HallGaddis Physical Plant ComplexGarvey International CenterGeology BuildingGrace Memorial ChapelGrace Wilkie HallHenrion HallHeskett CenterHubbard HallHuman Resources CenterIntensive English AnnexIntensive English Language CenterJabara HallJardine HallKMUW Radio StationKoch ArenaLindquist HallLutheran Student CenterMarcus Welcome CenterMcKinley HallMcKnight Art CenterMedia Resource CenterMorrison HallNational Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR)Neff HallNewman CenterOriginal Pizza HutPolice DepartmentPresident’s ResidencePublications/Printing BuildingRhatigan Student CenterSheldon Coleman Tennis ComplexShocker HallTyler FieldVisual CommunicationWallace HallWarehouseWiedemann HallWilkins StadiumWilner AuditoriumWoodman Alumni Center

Residence HallsOffice of International EducationIntensive English building

The future home of the Innovation Complex.

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Intensive English L anguage Center

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

• Seven levels (beginning through advanced levels)

• Each level takes approximately 8 weeks to complete

• Classes include:

• Learning Laboratory - utilize computers and audio-visual aids

• Reading

• Speaking and Listening

• Structure (English grammar)

• Writing

Reasons to Attend Intensive English• Full access to all of the University’s facilities, laboratories, and residence halls

• Certificate of Level Completion (awarded at the successful completion of each level)

• Certificate of Program Completion (awarded at the successful completion of the program)

• Certificate of Distinction (awarded to students with a 3.5 GPA per level)

• Students who meet the english requirement may begin half-time undergraduate

• Students with academic admission may begin full-time undergraduate study after successful

completion of the highest level of the program

• Institutional TOEFL is available for a reduced price

• Accredited by AAIEP and North Central Higher Learning Commission

PLEASE NOTE:

You must be at least 17 years of age in order to apply to the Intensive English Language Center.

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The Intensive English

Language Center is a

well-respected program

for teaching English as a

Second Language (ESL).

Since 1976, we have

taught 7,000 students

from over 100 countries

around the world.

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TOEFL & IELTSUNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONYou do not need to submit a TOEFL or IELTS score when you apply for admission. Students who are admissible to an undergraduate

academic program may be conditionally accepted without providing the required score. Students who do not meet our English

requirement will be required to enroll in the WSU Intensive English Language Center. Students with an iBT TOEFL score between 61

and 71 (or its equivalent) may enroll concurrently in academic classes and the WSU Intensive English Language Center.

GRADUATE ADMISSIONYou do not need to submit a TOEFL or IELTS score when you apply for admission but you are required when you are found admissible.

PLEASE NOTE:

• We cannot accept any score report that was originally issued to the student.

• IELTS results must be sent to WSU directly from an IELTS Testing Center.

• TOEFL results must be sent directly to Wichita State from the Educational Testing Service (ETS).

• SAT results must be sent directly from the College Board.

• Our institution code for the TOEFL and SAT is 6884.

• ACT results must be sent directly from ACT. Our institution code for ACT results is 1472.

• Official PTE Academic scores must be sent to Wichita State University directly from Pearsons.

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Wichita State University has 12 doctoral and over 40 master’s programs in all of

our colleges: Business, Education, Engineering, Fine Arts, Health

Professions, and Liberal Arts & Sciences.

Wichita State has approximately 3,000 graduate students. About one of every

five WSU students is a Graduate Student and they come from all across the U.S.

and over 85 countries.

To apply to a graduate program go to: wichita.edu/graduateschool

For details on specific degree programs visit:

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FINANCIAL AID

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SCHOLARSHIPS REQUIREMENTS

• Must attend WSU for 1 year before applying for scholarships.• Scholarships not awarded before the student arrives in Wichita.• Scholarships awarded based upon good grades at Wichita State. • No scholarships based upon financial need.• Scholarships are usually US$500 to US$2,500 per year.• Scholarships are NOT guaranteed.

WORKING ON CAMPUS

• May work up to 20 hours per week on campus. • Can earn around US$600 per month by working 20 hours per week• Employment is NOT guaranteed.• Off-campus employment is not allowed by law except for Cooperative Education.

INSTALLMENT PAYMENT PLAN

• US$30 administrative fee. No interest is charged.• Cannot apply until after arriving in Wichita.• Housing expenses are not included in Tuition Payment Plan.

Wichita State awards about

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students each year.

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Old Town – Wichita’s hotspot with more than 100 restaurants, shops, theaters, galleries, museums, and businesses. Old Town is one of the most historic areas of Wichita with its brick-lined streets and converted brick warehouses that were originally built from 1870-1930. Many of the historic buildings are renovated to be some of the trendiest loft-style apartments in the city.

Population: more than 630,000

Airport to Campus: 20 minutes

Kansas is among the top 10 “sunniest” states

in the country with more sunny days than Florida. The

average temperatures are:

Spring(March-May: 21° C)

Summer(June-August: 32° C)

Fall(September-November: 21° C)

Winter(December-February: 7° C)

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Wichita River Festival is

the largest annual community party held

during May in the downtown area. This

9 day festival averages an attendance of

351,539 people with 87,884 being

visitors from outside the Wichita area.

Wichita has one of the lowest

cost-of-living indexes in the U.S.

In fact, Wichita ranks first in the

U.S. as one of the least expensive

cities to rent an apartment.

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Wichita State University | International Education | 1845 Fairmount Street | Wichita, Kansas 67260-0122 USAtele: (316) 978-3232 | web: wichita.edu/international | email: international@wichita.edu

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