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Out-of-state students
Discounted tuition
K-State has exchange programs for students in the following programs and states:
- Students from Missouri who major in architectural engineering, architecture, interior architecture and landscape architecture.
- Veterinary medicine students from North Dakota.
Midwest Student Exchange Program
Students from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota and Wisconsin who major in any of 20 specific majors, mostly in architecture, agriculture or engineering, receive discounted tuition from the Midwest Student Exchange Program.
Programs
| Agribusiness | Construction science and management |
| Ag communications and journalism | Feed science |
| Agricultural economics | Food science and industry |
| Agricultural technology management | Horticulture |
| Agriculture education | Industrial engineering |
| Agronomy | Mechanical engineering (nuclear concentration) |
| Animal science and industry | Milling science |
| Architectural engineering | Nutrition and kinesiology |
| Bakery science | Park management and conservation |
| Biological systems engineering |
Master's degree programs
| Architecture | Interior architecture and product design |
| Landscape architecture | Regional and community planning |
Residency
Kansas statute and regulations
Initial residency classification is determined from information you provide when you apply for admission. If you are living or attending school outside Kansas, if you recently moved to Kansas, or if you graduate from high school outside the state of Kansas, you may be classified as a nonresident for tuition purposes. Admitted students receive notification if classified as nonresidents. It is the student's responsibility to provide any additional information that may be required to make an accurate residency determination.
