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What is a K-State eID?
eID is short for "electronic ID". It's the name for your central computer ID that serves as your primary "electronic identity" at K-State. The concept is "one eID, one password" for each K-State student, faculty, staff, alumnus, and guest. There's a limit of one eID per person. More importantly, your eID gives you access to many K-State resources -- including e-mail, a personal webpage, access to the Digital Library, free antivirus software, and more.
More information about eID can be found in the following links:
