Campus visitors walking through campus on a sunny day.

More than 1,500 campus visitors each year are treated to an experience tailored just for them. Reserved parking, personalized schedules, and thoughtful touches all play a part in making visits to Wichita State special.

Wu plays with members of Wichita State Esports.

With five varsity teams competing throughout the year, Wichita State Esports joins the global growth of esports. Joe Mazzara, Director of WSU Esports, gives a snapshot of the program for interested students.

Sophie Walter with the summer study abroad group in Biarritz, France - a seaside town on the Basque coast.

Sophie Walter's time abroad can be summed up as an unforgettable experience that was also affordable and accessible. Her summer across beautiful places in France culminated with bonding, friendship and credit towards her degree.

Chad Steinkamp, Director of Transfer & Adult Recruitment, and David Smith.

"Success isn't about perfection, it's about persistence," is one piece of wisdom David Smith has learned working towards his degree while balancing work and everyday life. His journey highlights the resilience of adult learners as well as Wichita State's incredible resources.

Students inside the Shocker Success Center.

Being student-centered is at the heart of Wichita State's vision as an institution. Promoting holistic student success and career-readiness are just a few ways WSU holds strong to its commitment.

Attendees of SEA.

During the week before fall classes begin, new first-gen engineering students can participate in Shocker Engineering Academy (SEA). This is the perfect introduction to college life and available campus resources.

Looking west on Douglas Avenue in downtown Wichita.

Compared to to other regional metro areas, Wichita is an affordable option to both live and go to college. Students who live in surrounding metro areas also benefit from receiving in-state tuition rates at Wichita State University.

Lin Lindstrom at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.

Choosing a major can feel overwhelming, especially when childhood dreams meet realities. Thankfully, college is the perfect opportunity to explore areas of interest and passion.

Chad Steinkamp, Director of Transfer and Adult Recruitment, talks with prospective students at the October 2022 Black and Yellow Day at Wichita State University.

Wichita State prides itself on being transfer-friendly for incoming students. One of our Transfer Team members has put together this helpful step-by-step guide on everything you need to become a Shocker!

WuShock fills out an application on a laptop.

Need to know what to do next in the application and enrollment process? The Office of Admissions has you covered! Follow these helpful steps to becoming a member of Shocker Nation!