Worst University EVER to send my child to and she has been on campus 4 years making the Deans & Presidents list, the administration/professors only give lip service to the students when they voice a concern then label them amongst their clicky immature professor/administration group as a problem, (with the exception of Sarah and Dr. Bearman as they have been exceptional). If a student voices a concern to administration that is someone that will actually listen and try to help their hands are slapped for helping and they are either told to "stay in their lane" or they somehow no longer work there. No wonder it takes 6 years for half of their students to graduate with a bachelor's and almost half drop out after 4 years without a degree. They are getting Federal $'s for most all of these students #moneyhustle. Do your own research my stats came from https://www.collegefactual.com/colleges/washburn-university/academic-life/graduation-and-retention/chart-graduation-rate.html. Also, LLC is in serious need of renovation between the black mold and cock roaches but yet they build the new President a new Hollywood house. All under the claim that the tech students built the house and it was funded by donors HA, perhaps those "donors" would have preferred the money go to students to have decent livable housing. RANT OVER but could say so much more! read more

Marsha in the business office may need a little more information on the honor society so she isnt telling students it is potentially spam when they call to inquire about it. She is very condescending and snarky. read more

This was a 2nd visit to Washburn in several years. This time, I spent more time in the student recreation center/gymnasium. It's older than other local universities but has the basic equipment to get a fitness routine or workout completed. The staff are friendly but its missing upgrades and probably could benefit from a major facelift by trading up current selectorized machines or cardio pieces for new ones. Bathrooms are okay but could be cleaner, locker rooms are small, and showers are limited. Parking is challenging when there are outside events for athletics. read more

Washburn University - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Topeka, Kansas

Pretty disappointed with the quality of classes, many of the professors I had didn't care to help. Now I have a useless degree and a job with no relation to it. I also didn't get much help from my advisor, pretty much planned out my 4-years by myself since they refused to help or offer any good advice. read more

Washburn University provides an experience like no other. A beautiful small campus, with a big college feel; friendly people heading every direction, greeting you along your journey; and above all a place that's welcoming to all. If you're considering which college is right for you, give Washburn a try. I think you might be surprised at what you find! read more

Washburn University - Washburn's Bell Tower - Colleges & Universities Near Me - Topeka, Kansas

Underwhelmed with program and curriculum design for an online program. I.T. and Library departments were great. There were departmental administrative changes during my online time there. Save your money and time and look for a physical program close to where you live. If I could sue and get my money back and redo the program locally I would. read more

If you are from Kansas and want to go a university with a fair tuition rate don't be fooled. You might be able to get a fin. aid package from a different university that is a better deal somewhere else with more student services. if you do go here for that scholarship and have an issue just watch. You may need to go up to the assistant director or director of financial aid and maybe you'll be able to resolve the problem or they'll fork you over like other students. they play favorites with the scholarships and even the SEO grant too and don't let it happen to you. Send your FAFSA wide and far and fish for the best fin. aid package you can get. Also, Richard Liedtke is a total prick and still works there. (Fall, 2017) read more

Coming to Washburn has changed my life. I have been able to connect with probably some of the best people in the world and find a place I could call home. The professors and departments are brilliant and are always trying to help the students succeed in every which way. I honestly don't know who I would be without Washburn. read more