Complete 2017 Community College Data Book (pdf) (Updated 8/17/2017)

Glossary (pdf)

Section I: Finance (pdf)

Section II: Tuition and Fees (pdf) (Updated 8/17/2017)

Section III: Students (pdf)

Section IV: Faculty and Staff (pdf)

Institutional Profiles:

Allen Community College (pdf)
Barton Community College (pdf)
Butler Community College (pdf)
Cloud County Community College (pdf)
Coffeyville Community College (pdf)
Colby Community College (pdf)
Cowley Community College (pdf)
Dodge City Community College (pdf)
Fort Scott Community College (pdf)
Garden City Community College (pdf)
Highland Community College (pdf)
Hutchinson Community College (pdf)
Independence Community College (pdf)
Johnson County Community College (pdf)
Kansas City Kansas Community College (pdf)
Labette Community College (pdf)
Neosho County Community College (pdf)
Pratt Community College (pdf)
Seward County Community College (pdf)

Complete 2017 Technical College Data Book (pdf) - January 2017

Glossary (pdf)

Section I: Finance (pdf)

Section II: Tuition and Fees (pdf)

Section III: Students (pdf)

Section IV: Faculty and Staff (pdf)

Institutional Profiles:

Flint Hills Technical College (pdf)
Manhattan Area Technical College (pdf)
North Central Kansas Technical College (pdf)
Northwest Kansas Technical College (pdf)
Salina Area Technical College (pdf)
Wichita Area Technical College (pdf)
Washburn Institute of Technology (pdf)

Established in 1987, the Kansas Training Information Program (K-TIP) reports employment and wage data for all approved postsecondary career technical education programs offered by technical colleges, community colleges, and Washburn Institute of Technology.  

Information presented in this report was compiled from data submitted to the Kansas Board of Regents from the individual postsecondary institutions and supplemented with data provided by the Kansas Department of Labor where available.

Click to go to the Kansas Training Information Program (KTIP) portal

The Kansas Board of Regents is located in the Curtis State Office Building, on the southeast corner of the intersection at 10th and Jackson Streets (to the right of the Kansas Judicial Center on the below map).

When attending a Board of Regents meeting, we recommend parking in the visitor parking in Lot #1 (labeled below in PINK; there is a four hour limit) or the city meters located on Jackson Street and 11th Street (meters would need to be fed; please note the presence of a green hood over the meter box indicates that meter is reserved and you cannot park there).

Parking in areas other than these may result in your car being ticketed.