Whether you're a high school student exploring your next step or an adult ready to level up your career, Washburn Tech is the place to start. Our enrollment has grown more than 50% in recent years — a clear sign that students trust us to deliver. Plus, our strong ties with area business and industry mean you’ll gain hands-on experience that sets you apart from day one. We offer more than 30 programs to get you trained and working in your chosen career. Costs are affordable, and tuition for many high school students is free.
What better way to experience all that our campus has to offer then to come see it for yourself? Visit Washburn Tech. We’d be thrilled to meet you.
Visits include a campus tour, meeting with your admissions counselor to talk through the admissions process, financial aid and scholarships, and information on your program of interest.
Begin your application to Washburn Tech by following these steps.
Stop in and visit at both the McPherson Campus and Tech East locations.
Our admissions team will walk you through the enrollment process from the very beginning. From exploring career options to a campus tour, our staff will be with you every step of the way. If you have questions, this team has answers! Our office hours are 7:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call us at 785.670.2200 or send an email to techadmissions@washburntech.edu.
Our students have access to the best of both worlds! While attending class on our campus, Washburn Tech students may live in a residence hall on the Washburn University campus. It's just a short ten minute drive away and allows students to experience a traditional college life while pursuing a technical career.
Washburn Tech helps you make the most of your opportunities as a veteran — from navigating benefit options to finding career guidance and support.
With an associate's degree, you'll build on that foundation by strengthening essential academic skills in English and math, while also exploring subjects like communications, natural sciences, social sciences and the arts.
