Three Ways To Immerse Yourself in ʹ's Campus Beyond Visiting In-Person
Visiting a college campus isn't always feasible. Thankfully, ʹ has several
immersive resources for those who want to see all of the great things happening at
Shocker Nation.
From additional scholarship money, to travel and leadership opportunities, students in the Cohen Honors College enjoy a broader, deeper academic experience.
There may be no better example of ʹ's commitment to applied learning for students than the Cummings Student Managed Investment Fund (CSMIF). Shockers manage a real investment portfolio in this one-of-a-kind opportunity.
"LOVE" by Robert Indiana is an instantly recognizable piece of contemporary art. ʹ's iteration among the more than 50 across the globe has been a special part of campus for decades.
Established in 1950, the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a national organization that advances women's impact in the fields of engineering and technology. ʹ has a growing chapter that benefits future leaders in the discipline.
Humans of ʹ
Bios of current Shocker students and their experiences.
Chloe made the nearly seven-hour trip to Wichita multiple times to visit campus and participate in scholarship competitions. From the suburbs of St. Louis, she found fulfillment at ʹ as a Gore Scholar.
Coming to tour ʹ on her birthday ended up being big for Sophie. She is now a proud Shocker from Wisconsin earning her degree in the Barton School of Business.
Morgan found her place at ʹ among the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders and College of Health Professions. She loved her time as an undergraduate and is ready for the next step in her audiology journey.
Coming from a small town in Oklahoma, Andruw came to love Wichita during his time as a Shocker. Following his involvement on campus, he looks to continue his career path at law school.
Tips and Guides
Helpful lists, guides, and "How-Tos" designed to make the process of becoming a Shocker
as easy and seamless as possible.
Scholarships, housing and enrollment steps all reach a critical point every year come the first of March. For future Shockers, this is the time to make sure things are in order for the upcoming fall.
Visiting a college campus isn't always feasible. Thankfully, ʹ has several immersive resources for those who want to see all of the great things happening at Shocker Nation.
Have a question about federal student aid? Thankfully, the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships is always eager to help those filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
First-generation college students make up a significant amount of ʹ's population. Being first-gen herself, Kerry Jones, Writing Center Director, gives helpful tips for adjusting to college.
Wichit-Awesome
Posts highlighting the best parts and hidden gems of Kansas' largest city.
Exploration Place is Kansas' premier science and discovery center located in the heart of Wichita. Their rotating exhibit, "Sharks," gave one enthusiast a jaw-dropping experience.
If you are in Wichita for any amount of time, you will likely see flags, shirts and license plates with an intriguing design not well-known outside of the city. Wichita's flag has become an integral part of the city's identity and a source of pride for Wichitans.
Want to stay in the know about all things Wichita? Content creators and organizations alike do a fantastic job of keeping people in the loop about happenings in the ICT.
ʹ's Braeburn Square offers several spots for foodies to dine. Two Hands Corn Dogs is the best place to find something a little different with a satisfying savory crunch.
Sesame's second location makes ʹ's Braeburn Square a must-go for foodies. With mouthwatering Mediterranean meals, Sesame makes for an excellent choice.
Sweet tooths of Wichita unite! The ICT is no stranger to serving up one of Amercia's most popular pastries. The local donut scene is full of both unique flavors and timeless classics.