K-State Dual Admission Program

No. Dual Admission allows students to establish an early connection with Kansas State University while attending a participating community college. Students receive access to selected resources and support services, but some academic programs may still have additional admission requirements that must be completed before fully enrolling in a degree program at K-State.

Yes! Students do not need to know their intended major to participate in Dual Admission. The program is designed to help students explore academic interests, degree options, and career pathways while planning for transfer.

Transferability of coursework depends on course equivalencies, grades earned, and your intended degree program. K-State works closely with community college partners to help students maximize transfer credit and stay on track toward degree completion.

Yes. Dual Admission helps students connect with K-State early, but students will still complete the transfer enrollment process prior to starting as a degree-seeking student at the university.

Dual Admission students may receive access to selected K-State resources, including:

• Transfer and academic planning support
• K-State eID and email
• Degree planning tools
• Career exploration resources
• Selected campus services and resources

Available resources may expand as the program grows.

Yes. Both full-time and part-time students attending participating community colleges may be eligible for Dual Admission.

There is currently no additional cost to participate in the Dual Admission Program beyond regular enrollment costs at your community college.

Students who transfer between institutions should contact the K-State transfer team to discuss continued eligibility and next steps within the Dual Admission Program. Participation may depend on whether the new institution is a participating partner college.