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Licensed Practical Nurse Programs in Kansas: 19 Colleges and Schools

19 Kansas schools reported licensed practical nurse completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 643 students: 18 public, 1 private nonprofit, grouped below by city.

19
Schools in Kansas
643
Graduates in 2024
18
Public colleges
0
Private for-profit schools

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · Kansas · CIP 51.3901

19 schools in Kansas graduated 643 LPNs in 2024, out of 1,050 schools nationally. By type: 18 public, 1 private nonprofit. Credentials offered: certificate (19).

The largest program is Wichita State University-Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology in Wichita with 108 graduates. The full list is grouped by city so you can find one near you.

Who runs the 19 Kansas schools

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18
Public · 95%
1
Private nonprofit · 5%
0
Private for-profit · 0%

NCES IPEDS 2024 · institution control

Largest programs in Kansas

Largest licensed practical nurse programs in Kansas
#SchoolCity2024 graduates
1Wichita State University-Campus of Applied Sciences and TechnologyWichita108
2Johnson County Community CollegeOverland Park62
3Donnelly CollegeKansas City56
4Fort Hays Tech North CentralBeloit45
5Hutchinson Community CollegeHutchinson40

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions

All programs in Kansas by city

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Programs by city
SchoolTypeCredentials2024 graduatesWebsite
Kansas City · 2 schools
Donnelly CollegePrivate nonprofitcertificate56Website ↗
Kansas City Kansas Community CollegePubliccertificate36Website ↗
Beloit · 1 school
Fort Hays Tech North CentralPubliccertificate45Website ↗
Chanute · 1 school
Neosho County Community CollegePubliccertificate34Website ↗
Coffeyville · 1 school
Coffeyville Community CollegePubliccertificate9Website ↗
Colby · 1 school
Colby Community CollegePubliccertificate26Website ↗
Dodge City · 1 school
Dodge City Community CollegePubliccertificate1Website ↗
Emporia · 1 school
Flint Hills Technical CollegePubliccertificate21Website ↗
Garden City · 1 school
Garden City Community CollegePubliccertificate23Website ↗
Great Bend · 1 school
Barton County Community CollegePubliccertificate28Website ↗
Highland · 1 school
Highland Community CollegePubliccertificate17Website ↗
Hutchinson · 1 school
Hutchinson Community CollegePubliccertificate40Website ↗
Liberal · 1 school
Seward County Community CollegePubliccertificate28Website ↗
Manhattan · 1 school
Manhattan Area Technical CollegePubliccertificate25Website ↗
Overland Park · 1 school
Johnson County Community CollegePubliccertificate62Website ↗
Parsons · 1 school
Labette Community CollegePubliccertificate28Website ↗
Salina · 1 school
Salina Area Technical CollegePubliccertificate29Website ↗
Topeka · 1 school
Washburn Institute of TechnologyPubliccertificate27Website ↗
Wichita · 1 school
Wichita State University-Campus of Applied Sciences and TechnologyPubliccertificate108Website ↗

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · 19 schools · type is institution control · a listing is not a statement of accreditation or state approval

Nearby states

Licensed Practical Nurse programs in Kansas and nearby states
StateSchools2024 graduatesPrograms
Kansas19643this page
Oklahoma321,115Programs in Oklahoma →
Missouri30823Programs in Missouri →
Colorado14316Programs in Colorado →
Nebraska8335Programs in Nebraska →

NCES IPEDS 2024 completions · bordering states

Questions about LPN programs in Kansas

How many LPN programs are in Kansas?
19 colleges and schools reported licensed practical nurse completions to NCES IPEDS for 2024, graduating 643 students.
Which Kansas program is the largest?
Wichita State University-Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology in Wichita, with 108 graduates in 2024, followed by Johnson County Community College in Overland Park (62).
Are Kansas programs mostly public?
Yes: 18 public, 1 private nonprofit of the 19 schools.
What does an LPN earn in Kansas?
Typical LPN pay in Kansas is $61,760 a year (BLS OES May 2025), against $64,400 nationally.

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