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Butler Community College Articulation Agreements
Welcome to the Kansas State University and ButlerCommunity College articulation agreements resource page. Here, you'll find a comprehensive list and detailed outlines of our articulation agreements designed to streamline your transfer process. These agreements ensure a smooth transition by mapping out how your credits from Butler Community College will apply toward your degree at Kansas State University. Our goal is to provide clear, accessible information to help you plan your academic journey with confidence and ease.
Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Economics examines economic factors influencing agricultural production, food consumption, commodity marketing, farm management, natural resources, agricultural finance, and trade. Agricultural Economics has emphasis areas in farm management, specialty, pre-vet, and pre-law. The program is offered inManhattan.
Semester 1 (ButlerCC)
EG 101 English Composition 1 (3 credits)
MA 148 Calculus Applications (3 credits)
AG 102 Principles of Animal Science (3 credits)
AG 111 Agriculture in Society (2 credits)
PD 133 Navigating Challenges (1 credit)
Arts & Humanities Option (3 credits)
Semester 2 (ButlerCC)
EG 102 English Composition 2 (3 credits)
AG 211 Fundamentals of Livestock Nutrition (3 credits)
BA 130 Financial Accounting (4 credits)
AG 107 Microcomputers (3 credits)
CH 106 or CH 110 General Chemistry or Chemistry 1 (5 credits)
Semester 3 (ButlerCC)
AG 120 Principles of Agricultural Economics (3 credits)
AG 215 Farm Management Finance (3 credits)
SP 100 or SP 102 Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communication (3 credits)
Social & Behavioral Sciences Option (3 credits)
Arts & Humanities Option (3 credits)
Semester 4 (ButlerCC)
AG 220 Crop Science (4 credits)
BA 204 Managerial Accounting (3 credits)
AG 213 Introduction to Food Science (3 credits)
AG 217 Marketing Agricultural Products (3 credits)
AGEC 515 or AGEC 570 Food and Agribusiness Marketing (3 credits)
MANGT 220 (3 credits)
ECON 510 Intermediate Macroeconomics (3 credits)
Agricultural Economics Elective (3 credits)
Semester 8 (K-State)
AGEC 599 (3 credits)
Agricultural Economics Elective (3 credits)
Agricultural Economics Elective (3 credits)
Business Elective 500+ Level (3 credits)
Communications Elective (3 credits)
Agricultural & Natural Resources Communications
The Agricultural & Natural Resources Communications major allows students to gain hands-on experience in writing, photography, videography, graphic design, and social media—building a strong foundation in modern communication. With courses in marketing and communication strategy, students develop skills to share the story of agriculture and natural resources effectively. The program is offered inManhattan.
Semester 1 (ButlerCC)
EG 101 English 1 (3 credits)
Social & Behavioral Sciences Option (3 credits)
Institutional Designation Option (3 credits)
AG 102, AG 120, AG 220, or AG 213 Agricultural Foundation Elective (3 credits)
MA 210 Applied Statistics (3 credits)
Semester 2 (ButlerCC)
EG 102 English 2 (3 credits)
SP 100 or SP 102 Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communication (3 credits)
Natural & Physical Sciences Option (5 credits)
AG 102, AG 120, AG 220, or AG 213 Agricultural Foundation Elective (3 credits)
Semester 3 (ButlerCC)
MA 135, MA 140, MA 148, or MA 151 Mathematics Option (3 credits)
Arts & Humanities Option (3 credits)
Institutional Designation Option (3 credits)
Social & Behavioral Sciences Option (3 credits)
BA 103 Principles of Advertising (3 credits)
Semester 4 (ButlerCC)
Arts & Humanities Option (3 credits)
AG 211 Nutrition (3 credits)
BA 140 Introduction to Marketing (3 credits)
Natural and Physical Science Elective (5 credits)
Business Elective (3 credits)
Semester 5 (K-State)
AGCOM 300 Careers in Agricultural Communications (3 credits)
Communications and Marketing Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
Communications and Marketing Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
Agronomy
The Agronomy major prepares students for careers focused on plants, soils, and environmental systems essential to agriculture and natural resource management. Graduates pursue careers in crop production, soil and water conservation, agribusiness, environmental consulting, research, or continue on to graduate or professional school.
The curriculum blends applied science and technology with a strong foundation in the physical and biological sciences, emphasizing sustainable agricultural systems critical to Kansas and beyond. Students select one of six program options aligned with their career interests: Business & Industry, Consulting & Production, Plant Science & Biotechnology, Precision Agriculture, Range Management, Soil & Environmental Science. The program is offered inManhattan.
Semester 1 (ButlerCC)
EG 101 English 1 (3 credits)
Social & Behavioral Sciences Option (3 credits)
Institutional Designation Option (3 credits)
Natural & Physical Sciences Option (4 credits)
AG 120, EC 200, or EC 201 Agricultural Economics, Macro, or Microeconomics (3 credits)
Semester 2 (ButlerCC)
EG 102 English 2 (3 credits)
SP 100 or SP 102 Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communication (3 credits)
BI 215 Majors Biology (5 credits)
AG 220 Crop Science (4 credits)
Semester 3 (ButlerCC)
MA 210 Applied Statistics (3 credits)
Arts & Humanities Option (3 credits)
Social & Behavioral Sciences Option (3 credits)
CH 110 College Chemistry 1 (5 credits)
Institutional Designation Option (3 credits)
Semester 4 (ButlerCC)
Arts & Humanities Option (3 credits)
AG 213, AG 102, AG 217, or AG 211 Agriculture Elective (3 credits)
CH 115 College Chemistry 2 (5 credits)
MA 135 College Algebra (3 credits)
Semester 5 (K-State)
GENAG 200 Transfer Orientation (0 credits)
AGRON 205/206 Soils and Lab (4 credits)
AGRON 330 Weed Science (3 credits)
AGRON 360 Crop Growth and Development (3 credits)
AGRON 405 Internship in Agronomy (3 credits)
Natural and Applied Science Elective (3 credits)
Semester 6 (K-State)
AGRON 375 Soil Fertility (3 credits)
AGEC 308 Farm and Ranch Management (3 credits)
ENTOM 250 or ENTOM 312 Economic Entomology or General Entomology (3 credits)
PLPTH 500 Principles of Plant Pathology (3 credits)
AGRON 385 Soil Analysis and Nutrient Recommendations (2 credits)
Semester 7 (K-State)
Natural and Applied Science Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
Agriculture Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
PLPTH 585 Crop Diseases (2 credits)
ENTOM 612 Insect Pest Diagnosis (2 credits)
Agronomy Elective (3 credits)
Semester 8 (K-State)
Agriculture Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
AGRON 650 Integrated Weed Management (3 credits)
Agronomy Integration Course (3 credits)
Agronomy Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
Communications Elective (3 credits)
Animal Sciences and Industry
The Animal Sciences & Industry major prepares students for careers in animal care, production, and related industries. Graduates may pursue veterinary or graduate school or enter fields such as animal health, nutrition, genetics, reproduction, meat science, or dairy processing in industry, education, or government. The curriculum blends science and business, focusing on domesticated animals vital to Kansas. Students can choose between two study options based on career goals:Pre-Vet/ScienceorManagement/Industry. The program is offered in Manhattan and Online.
Semester 1 (ButlerCC)
EG 101 English Composition (3 credits)
AG 102 Principles of Animal Science (3 credits)
AG 111 Agriculture in Our Society (2 credits)
MA 135 College Algebra (3 credits)
Arts & Humanities Option (3 credits)
PD 133 Navigating Challenges (1 credit)
Semester 2 (ButlerCC)
BI 215 Majors Biology 1 (5 credits)
EG 102 English Composition 2 (3 credits)
AG 211 Fundamentals of Livestock Nutrition (3 credits)
AG 107 Microcomputers in Agriculture (3 credits)
Semester 3 (ButlerCC)
AG 120 Agricultural Economics (3 credits)
SP 100 or SP 102 Public Speaking or Interpersonal Communications (3 credits)
AG 230 Range Management (3 credits)
EV 150 Environmental Issues (3 credits)
AG 108 Feeder Livestock Production (3 credits)
Social & Behavioral Sciences Option (3 credits)
Semester 4 (ButlerCC)
AG 220 Crop Science (4 credits)
Arts & Humanities Option (3 credits)
AG 109, AG 217, or AG 221 Agriculture Elective (3 credits)
AG 109, AG 217, or AG 221 Agriculture Elective (3 credits)
Semester 5 (K-State)
ASI 105 Livestock Lab (1 credit)
ASI 106 Dairy Lab (0.5 credits)
ASI 107 Companion Animal Lab (0.5 credits)
ASI 300 Animal Sciences and Industry Career Prep (1 credit)
ASI 301 Transfer Foundations in ASI (0 credits)
Block D Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
Block A Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
ASI 150 Domestic Animal Anatomy (3 credits)
CHM 110/111 General Chemistry and Lab (4 credits)
Semester 6 (K-State)
ASI 400 Farm Animal Reproduction (3 credits)
Block D Elective 300+ Level (4 credits)
Animal Products Block (3 credits)
ASI 108 Poultry Lab (0.5 credits)
ASI 109 Equine Lab (0.5 credits)
ASI Specialization (3 credits)
Semester 7 (K-State)
ASI Specialization (3 credits)
ASI Specialization (3 credits)
ASI Management (3 credits)
ASI 511 Applied Animal Breeding and Genetics (4 credits)
Unrestricted Electives (2 credits)
Semester 8 (K-State)
ASI Management (3 credits)
ASI Specialization (3 credits)
ASI 595 Contemporary Issues in Animal Science (3 credits)
Block B Elective 300+ Level (3 credits)
Unrestricted Elective (3 credits)
Athletic Training and Rehabilitation Sciences
K-State's Athletic Training and Rehabilitation Sciences program prepares you for a career as a health professional and/or entry into graduate professional degree programs such as athletic training, physical therapy, physician assistant, and occupational therapy. Courses focus on foundational concepts to develop the skills needed to manage the healthcare needs of physically active individuals at all levels and ages. The program is offered inManhattan.
Semester 1 (HutchCC)
BI 101 General Biology (4 credits)
SH 101 Public Speaking (3 credits)
CC 101 Introduction to Early Childhood Education (3 credits)
PS 100 General Psychology (3 credits)
CC 102 Creative Activities (2 credits)
Semester 2 (HutchCC)
MA 106 College Algebra (3 credits)
EN 101 English Composition (3 credits)
CC 105 Infant and Toddler Development (3 credits)
SO 100 Fundamentals of Sociology (3 credits)
Early Childhood Education Social Science Option (3 credits)
CC 103 Creative Activities (2 credits)
Semester 3 (HutchCC)
CC 201 Child Care Lab (5 credits)
EN 102 English Composition II (3 credits)
EN 120 Children's Literature (3 credits)
CC 109 Preschool (3 credits)
CC 108 Early Language and Literacy (3 credits)
CC 207 Teaching Young Children with Special Needs
Semester 4 (HutchCC)
PY 110 Physical Science (5 credits)
SO 111 Cultural Anthropology (3 credits)
MU 101 Music Appreciation (3 credits)
CC 104 Nutrition, Health and Safety (3 credits)
CC 206 Building Family and Community (3 credits)
CC 202 Child Care Lab (5 credits)
Semester 5 (K-State)
HHS 100 Well-Being: You & Community (1 credit)
HHS 200 Well‐Being: Mind & Body (1 credit)
HDFS 110 Introduction to Human Development (3 credits)
ECED 420 Interaction Techniques with Young Children (3 credits)
ECED 531 Developmental Curriculum in Early Childhood Education (3 credits)
STAT 325 Introduction to Statistics (3 credits)
Semester 6 (K-State)
HDFS 250 Interpersonal and Family Relationships (3 credits)
ECED 544 Reflective Practice: Preschoolers and Kindergartners (3 credits)
ECED 554 Early Childhood Practicum II: Preschoolers (1 credit)
EDSP 777 Social Emotional Learning and Behavior Management Strategies (3 credits)
ECED 428 Exceptional Development in Early Childhood (3 credits)
ECED 566 Emergent Literacy (3 credits)
Semester 7 (K-State)
ECED 543 Reflective Practice: Infants and Toddlers (3 credits)
ECED 553 Early Childhood Practicum I: Infants and Toddlers (1 credit)
ECED 797 Home Visiting (3 credits)
ECED 556 ECP (4 credits): Home Visiting (1 credit)
ECED 530 Teaching & Learning in Early Childhood Education (3 credits)
ECED 597 Home, School, and Community Partnerships (3 credits)
ECED 531 Developmental Curriculum in Early Childhood Education (3 credits)
Semester 8 (K-State)
ECED 598 Student Teaching in Early Childhood Unified (9 credits)
ECED 728 Assessment of Young Children (3 credits)
HHS 300 Well‐Being: Money & Meaning (1 credit)
ECED 720 Challenging Behaviors in Early Childhood (3 credits)
ECED 555 Early Childhood Practicum III: Kindergartners (1 credit)
Kinesiology
K-State's Kinesiology program allows students to explore the importance of physical activity across a range of tasks, including exercise, daily living, play, sport and work. Using both biological and behavioral approaches, the program combines biomechanical, physiological and sociological perspectives to examine physical activity from cell to society. The program is offered inManhattanandOnline.
Semester 1 (Butler)
HP 275 Intro to Exercise Science (3 credits)
EG 101 English Composition 1 (3 credits)
MA 135 College Algebra (3 credits)
CH 110 College Chemistry 1 (5 credits)
Semester 2 (Butler)
BS 160 General Psychology (3 credits)
CH 115 College Chemistry 2 (5 credits)
EG 102 English Composition 2 (3 credits)
PL 291 Ethics (recommended for PT school) (3 credits)
MA 140 Trigonometry (3 credits)
Semester 3 (Butler)
BI 215 Majors Biology 1 (5 credits)
PH 143 General Physics 1 (5 credits)
AH 201 Health Professions Med Terminology (3 credits)
BS 260 Developmental Psychology (3 credits)
Semester 4 (Butler)
SP 100 Public Speaking (3 credits)
HS 131 US History 1 (3 credits)
PH 146 General Physics 2 (5 credits)
SO 105 Sociology (transfer elective) (3 credits)
Semester 5 (K-State)
HHS 100 Well-Being 1: You & Community (1 credit)
KIN 220 Biobehavioral Bases/Phys Act (4 credits)
BIOL 441 Human Body 1 (4 credits)
ECON 110 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits)
SOCIO 211 Intro to Sociology (3 credits)
Semester 6 (K-State)
HHS 200 Well-Being 2: Mind & Body (1 credit)
BIOL 442 Human Body 2 (4 credits)
KIN 345 Exercise Behav Sci (5 credits)
KIN 310 Measurement and Research (4 credits)
Semester 7 (K-State)
KIN 336 Physiology of Exercise Lab (1 credit)
KIN Kinesiology Elective (300+) (3 credits)
KIN Kinesiology Elective (300+) (3 credits)
KIN 335 Physiology of Exercise (4 credits)
BIOL 255 Microbiology (4 credits)
Semester 8 (K-State)
KIN Exercise Physiology Course (3 credits)
KIN Exercise Behavioral Science Course (3 credits)
KIN Kinesiology Elective (600+) (3 credits)
KIN Kinesiology Elective (300+) (3 credits)
KIN Kinesiology Elective (300+) (3 credits)
HHS 300 Well-Being 3: Money & Meaning (1 credit)
Nutritional Sciences
K-State's Nutritional Sciences program emphasizes biology and chemistry to understand the function and metabolism of nutrients. The program provides a unique insight into the human body and is an excellent preparatory program for students who are interested in pursuing medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, physician assistant, nursing, or physical therapy.
This rigorous, science-based program fulfills most of the basic requirements for these professional programs and is also an excellent background for graduate study in biological or nutritional sciences. The program is offered in Manhattan.
Semester 1 (Butler)
BI 215 Majors Biology 1 (5 credits)
EG 101 English Composition 1 (3 credits)
MA 135 College Algebra (3 credits)
HP 278 Sport Nutrition(3 credits)
Semester 2 (Butler)
BI 226 Anatomy and Physiology 1 (4 credits)
EG 102 English Composition 2 (3 credits)
CH 110 College Chemistry 1 (5 credits) OR PH 143General Physics 1 (5 credits)
MA 140 Trigonometry (3 credits) OR MA 210 Applied Statistics (3 credits)
Semester 3 (Butler)
BI 227 Anatomy and Physiology 2(4 credits)
BS 160 General Psychology (3 credits)
CH 115 College Chemistry 2 (5 credits) OR PH 146General Physics 2 (5 credits)
AR 100 Art Appreciation(3 credits) OR MU 100 Music Appreciation (3 credits) OR TA 206 Intro to Theatre Art (3 credits)