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University of KansasParking Summary

Location
Lawrence, KS
Undergrads
18,930
Tuition (in-state)
$20,175 ($9,222)
Admission Difficulty
Very Easy
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University of Kansas Parking was reviewed by tracyhansen12
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  • 1000th
    Best Parking Availability
  • 1118th
    Best Off-Campus Parking
  • 1172nd
    Most Reasonable Permit Costs

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Amanda Thompson
Hometown
Overland Park, KS
Major
Journalism/Environmental Studies
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Students aren’t thrilled with the parking situation at KU. The parking department oversells lots, so finding a parking spot at busy times of the day in the dorms can a real pain. Parking on campus isn’t allowed until after 5 p.m., and students have to be very sure they read all signs in the area—tickets are given out at KU like they’re going out of style. Parking on campus after 5 p.m. is hit or miss, and spots can be hard to find if you don’t know where to look. Parking at the Union is a sure bet if you’re really needing a spot, but they are all metered spots, and an expired meter will cost you $20.

Even if you park in allowed lots, like the Rec Center with a special permit, the walk to classes is still a bit long. Thankfully, the University has an extensive bus system, and you can always find a convenient bus stop. Students living within a reasonable distance from campus usually prefer to walk in order to avoid potentially messy parking situations.

 

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