Ottawa University, Ottawa

If you’re looking for a quality liberal arts and professional education in a Christ-centered community, then the Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas, is worth checking out.

The university welcomes and serves students of all ages, including traditional high school graduates, transfer students, and adult learners as well as organizations through both undergraduate and graduate degree programs.

Academics at the university include a variety of bachelor’s degrees in math, sciences, fine arts, religious studies, education, and business through three different schools: the School of Arts and Sciences, School of Business, and School of Education.

The graduate degree programs available include master’s degrees in arts and business administration, in programs like Human Resources, Professional Counseling, and Education.

Most of the aforementioned programs are available entirely, or at least partially, online.

To further develop a sense of community on campus, more than 30 student organizations, clubs, and groups are available, including a campus radio station, the oldest student-run newspaper in Kansas, and a number of drama and music clubs, honor societies, and campus ministry opportunities.

On-campus residence halls, as well as a meal plan, are offered to students, but not required. Financial aid is available to students who qualify.