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Whether you’re interested in taking a course on campus or online, in starting or continuing toward a degree, or in maximizing your military education benefits, K-State has a program that will work for you when and where you need it.
With a variety of delivery methods, locations, and services, you choose the option that works best with your schedule and offers the most comfortable learning environment for you.
You can even mix and match on-campus, evening, and online and distance courses to put together a program that works just for you.
Another benefit is that military personnel and their families stationed in Kansas get a special tuition adjustment, so you can attend K-State at the in-state tuition rate.
And you can take your credit with you wherever you’re stationed or wherever you go.
Take a class on campus
You’ll find a degree that fits. K-State offers more than 250 undergraduate majors and options, and graduate students can choose from more than 100 master’s, doctoral, and certificate programs.
The K-State campus is only a 15-minute drive from Fort Riley, and you can take advantage of all the offerings of a big-time school, including lots of degree programs, outstanding research opportunities, career placement services, a vibrant campus life, nationally competitive sports teams, arts and cultural activities, and more.
Explore undergraduate programs and services
Get directions from Fort Riley
Take an online/distance education class
Cutting-edge technology lets you complete your education or earn a degree without leaving your job or family. Choose from eight bachelor’s degrees, 16 master’s degrees, and 16 certificate and endorsement programs. Library and student services are specifically tailored for distance students.
Take an evening class
Evening College offers courses in both eight- and 16-week schedules between 5:30 and 10:30 p.m. Courses range from English and political science to computer science, accounting, and family studies and vary from semester to semester. And three degree programs are also available: criminology, interdisciplinary social science, and life span human development.
Find out what evening classes are offered
Take a class on post at Fort Riley
K-State offers a variety of opportunities on post at Fort Riley, including K-State at Salina's certificate, associate, and bachelor's degree programs and K-State's 2 + 2 programs with Barton County Community College.
Find out about K-State's commitment to military students and our SOCAD membership
For more information
To find out about more about K-State—including its reputation, the campus, and other benefits and services—check out the university's website.