WSU Fast Facts: Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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The Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is the oldest and largest of Wichita State’s seven undergraduate colleges—and offers the widest range of degree options.
LAS students in every major can gain real-world experience through co-ops and internships with companies and organizations like the Wichita Eagle, local NCB/ABC/CBS affiliates, the National YMCA office and Sedgwick County Zoo.
LAS students have access to more than $600,000 in LAS scholarships annually.
The criminal justice program is the second-oldest existing program of its kind in the country and will soon have a new location in the Law Enforcement Training Center on WSU’s Innovation Campus.
WSU’s biological field station on the Ninnescah river features 330 acres of native prairie, wetlands and woodland.
The Center for Women’s Studies is one of the longest-running degree-granting centers in the country.
The Elliott School of Communication is Kansas’ only comprehensive integrated school of journalism, combining its various disciplines with work-based experiences in Wichita’s numerous media outlets.