Are there any colleges in Kansas for Meteorology or weather related courses?
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The only university that I know of in the state of Kansas that offer a degree in Atmospheric Science (Meteorology) is the University of Kansas.  Since basic  or general weather is one of the more popular science courses for students , many colleges do offer a basic meteorology class for all majors but may not offer any degree program in weather related sciences..
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Visit/contact the science ed. department of an area college that offers such a course.
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Go to your University web site and look up meteorological data
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try Harrison AR community college, I think the name is NorthWestern Community College.
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Yahoo Local lists 5 colleges/universities/technical schools within Salina, Kansas:\n\nAcademy of Hair Design Incorporated\n115 S 5th St\nSalina, KS 67401\n800-834-8151\nhttp://academyofhairsalina.com/\n\n\nKansas Wesleyan University\n100 E Claflin Ave Ste 1\nSalina, KS 67401\n800-874-1154\nhttp://www.kwu.edu/\n\n\nBrown-Mackie College\n2106 S 9th St\nSalina, KS 67401\n800-365-0433\nhttp://bmcaec.com/\n\n\nKansas State University\n2310 Centennial Rd\nSalina, KS 67401\n800-248-5782\nhttp://www.sal.k-state.edu/\n\n\nSalina Area Technical School\n2562 Centennial Rd #A\nSalina, KS 67401\n785-309-3100\nhttp://salinatech.com/
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http://www.bom.gov.au/lam/Students_Teachers/pressure.shtml\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_front
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http://www.weather.gov/
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http://www.kansashomeschool.org/
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www.theweatherchannel.com
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There are a bunch of Colleges in Kentucky. Here we go...\nAshbury College\nBellarmine College\nBrescia University\nCampbellsville University\nCentre College\nCedar Creek Baptist Bible College\nCumberland College\nEastern Kentucky University \nGeorgetown College \nKentucky Christian College\nKentucky Wesleyan College\nLindsey Wilson College\nMurray State University\nNorthern Kentucky University\nSpalding University\nThomas More College\nTransylvania University\nUnion College\nUniversity of Kentucky\nUniversity of Louisville\nUniveristy of Phoenix\nWestern Kentucky University\n*  I found this website that has all of the ones Ive listed here and the phone numbers and websites, online applications, admissions emails\nThis was just the traditional college/universities, they also list the non tradtional, trade schools, two year and online schools. \nI applyed to WKU and The University of Louisville and still wish to this day I could have gone. They are both amazing schools. Im a UofL fan and will always be!  Good luck and I hope this give you enough information!
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look at the colleges 2 see if they have any programs. good luck...
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yes...go to www.keisercollege.com
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In order to be a "storm-chaser", you generally need a degree in Meteorology.  My guess is if you go to a school with a Meteorology program that's located in Tornado Alley, you may get to go on a few field-trips.  :)
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Try this: http://www.cdc.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/USclimate/state.pl?lane=fast&state=KS
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Short answer: It depends.\n\nLonger answer: You have to look at all the factors that are important to you and make your own decision. Here are a few things to consider:\nSeattle's cost of living is higher than most places in Kansas.\nSeattle has fairly high unemployment.\nSeattle has a larger percentage of the population with degrees (meaning getting a job with just a HS diploma isn't very likely)\nSeattle has mild weather (30-80F) most of the year and about 300 days of rain. \n\nIt goes on from there...check it out.
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I know that Hawk Circle - link below - offers courses that are worth college credit in affiliated colleges.\n\nI'm not sure exactly what outdoors skills you are looking to master - but the staff at Hawk Circle are hands down, the most knowledgeable, ethical people I know.
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www.montana.edu\n\nmaybe its not THE apline college but its A alpine college.