Friends University, Private Christian university in Wichita, United States.
Friends University is a private institution on a Wichita campus that houses the Davis Administration Building and facilities serving more than 2,700 students. The university offers over 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs across various fields of study.
The university was founded in 1898 when James Davis purchased and donated the former Garfield University property to the Religious Society of Friends. This gift established the foundation for what would become the institution of today.
The Singing Quakers choir is a visible part of campus life, regularly performing and connecting students with audiences across the country and beyond. This musical tradition reflects how deeply the arts are woven into student experiences here.
All students receive financial assistance through scholarships and aid packages to help cover education costs. Visiting the campus offices provides information about financing options and various support services available to students.
The institution offers specialized degree programs in Zoo Science and Cyber Security, which are uncommon in the region. These programs reflect a commitment to practical, forward-looking education that prepares students for emerging fields.
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