Visit the KU School of Business

Experience KU Business for yourself: Schedule a visit

Interested in learning about the KU School of Business? Join us on campus for a tour of Capitol Federal Hall and get a glimpse at what it's like to be a Business Jayhawk.

Prospective undergraduate students and families also can explore our school and programs using the resources below.

Plan your visit

Fall 2025 visit opportunities have concluded. Spring 2026 visit dates:
Monday, Jan. 26—Thursday, May 7

To register for a full campus visit, including a School of Business presentation and tour:

Go to admissions.ku.edu/visit
Select a business major when registering for a campus visit.

Please note:

Select dates are not available for visits or appointments.
Visits are not offered on weekends or Wednesdays.

What to expect during your visit

Tour Capitol Federal Hall, our state-of-the-art business school building
Meet current students
Learn about KU Business majors, minors, and certificates; career opportunities; and student life as a Business Jayhawk

For questions about visiting the KU School of Business, please email studybusiness@ku.edu. Visits are not available during the weekend.

Contact

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Value of a KU degree

For every $1 a student invests in a KU education, they see a return of $5.70 in lifetime earnings. (source: KU Economic Impact Study)

Why KU Business?

#40

Best public business school, U.S. News & World Report, 2026

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90.4%

1-year retention rate of first-time KU Business freshmen (fall 2025)

Enrollment numbers

89%

of 2023-24 undergraduates placed within 6 months of graduation

Employment statistics

20+

KU Business student organizations and clubs

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Public business school in the Big 12, based on schools' 2026 U.S. News & World Report overall rankings

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27%

of the 2024–25 KU Business graduating class studied abroad during their time at KU

Study abroad opportunities

51%

of 2024–25 internships held by KU Business undergraduate students were out-of-state, spanning 36 states and 13 international locations

Employment statistics

Upcoming events

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“They had some seniors and juniors from KU that came to my high school, and the biggest thing they told us was the sense of community that KU had; how when you’re a Jayhawk, it’s this community of people. You’re part of something—and that’s what I wanted.

Eduarda Brum

Spring 2022 supply chain management graduate

Tour Capitol Federal Hall

Explore the home of KU's School of Business in this short video tour led by undergraduate students in the business school.

Take the tour

Explore the School of Business anytime

These online resources make it easy to learn more about the business school experience, from our state-of-the-art building to academic programs to student services.