K-State's transfer student support recognized for ninth year in a row by PTK Honor Roll

Kansas State University has been named to Phi Theta Kappa's 2025 Transfer Honor Roll, which recognizesthe importance of creating strong transfer pathways that lead to excellence and success among community college transfer students.

The Transfer Honor Roll is determined by 40 key factors related to the support and success of transferstudents, including college cost and financial aid, campus life, admission practices and bachelor's degree completion rates.

“K-State is honored to once again be named to PTK’s 2025 Transfer Honor Roll, our ninth straight year on this prestigious list,” said Patrick Winter, executive director of K-State's Office of Recruitment and Admissions. “This continued recognition underscores our long-standing commitment to serving students from Kansas and beyond. By combining innovative technology with a personalized staffing approach, we are removing barriers and making the transfer pathway to K-State smoother than ever.”

Students who transfer to K-State receive dedicated resources and support systems to help them navigate their academic journeys. Programs and events that are specific to transfer students — including transfer visit days, scholarships, academic advising and much more — help ensure that their transition is as seamless as possible.

Learn more about K-State's transfer resources on the Transfer Center website.