Every student’s journey to a bachelor’s degree looks different, and sometimes, students need help finding their unique paths.
That’s why Kansas State University is partnering with technical colleges in two of its campus communities — Manhattan and Salina — to launch new, innovative programs that meet students where they are and ensure they have a pathway to complete a bachelor’s degree.
Under these new programs, the MHK Pathway program and SLN Pathway program, eligible students who do not meet the academic requirements for admission to K-State as degree-seeking freshmen will be able to live in a K-State residence hall, participate in university programming and experience K-State student life their first year, all while completing courses concurrently at either Manhattan Area Technical College or Salina Area Technical College.
See more at ksal.com