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College Scoreboard
University of Kansas
Retrieved from: http://www.whitehouse.gov/issues/education/higher-education/college-score-card
Costs: What does it typically cost to attend the University of Kansas?
$16,326/yr
The average net price for undergraduate in-state students is $16,326 per year. Net price is what
undergraduates pay after grants and scholarships (financial aid you don’t have to pay back) are
subtracted from the institution’s cost of attendance.
The average net price has increased 4/8/5 from 2008 to 2010.
Graduation Rate: What percentage of students graduate?
64%
64% of full-time students received their bachelor’s degree within 6 years and 29.3% transferred to
another institution. Graduation rate data are based on undergraduate students who enrolled full-time
and have never enrolled in college before. This may not represent all undergraduates that attend this
institution.
The College Affordability and Transparency Center marks the 64% as being in the high range of
graduation rates.
Loan Default Rate: Are students able to repay their loans after they graduate? This institution—5.6%
National—14.7%
5.6% of borrowers at the University of Kansas defaulted on their Federal student loans within three
years of entering repayment. This is below the National rate.
Median Borrowing: What is the typical amount borrowed for a student’s undergraduate study?
$233.26/mo.
Families typically borrow $20,269 in Federal loans for a student’s undergraduate study. The Federal
loan payment over 10 years for this amount is approximately $233.26 per month. Your borrowing may
be different.