Kansas State University

Kansas State University was established in 1858 as the Bluemont Central College of 53 enrolled students. Five years later, the name changed to Kansas State Agricultural College and was given land-grant status. The university was just the second public higher education institution in the U.S. to accept both men and women equally. K-State is known for excellence in its various academic programs, excellent faculty, and pioneering research. More than 250 graduate majors and options, 43 graduate degrees, 73 master's degree programs, 39 undergraduate degree programs, 4 doctoral degree programs, an award-winning library, excellent research services, internships, and opportunities to study abroad help students to achieve their academic and career goals.

Kansas State University's expert faculty performs critical studies at more than 90 research centers around the university. In addition, K-State can work hand-in-hand with the National Bio-and Agro-Defense Facility or the NBAF, which is being developed by the U.S. at the university. Homeland Security Agency. The university is workin... Read more

Kansas State University was established in 1858 as the Bluemont Central College of 53 enrolled students. Five years later, the name changed to Kansas State Agricultural College and was given land-grant status. The university was just the second public higher education institution in the U.S. to accept both men and women equally. K-State is known for excellence in its various academic programs, excellent faculty, and pioneering research. More than 250 graduate majors and options, 43 graduate degrees, 73 master's degree programs, 39 undergraduate degree programs, 4 doctoral degree programs, an award-winning library, excellent research services, internships, and opportunities to study abroad help students to achieve their academic and career goals.

Kansas State University's expert faculty performs critical studies at more than 90 research centers around the university. In addition, K-State can work hand-in-hand with the National Bio-and Agro-Defense Facility or the NBAF, which is being developed by the U.S. at the university. Homeland Security Agency. The university is working towards being the Top 50 public research university by 2025 and will remain vital to promoting, facilitating, and growing the research activities of its faculty, staff, and students. Out-of-class activities are just as relevant as in-class experience. K-State 360 helps navigate interaction while monitoring growth, transforming students into well-rounded individuals. Activities are defined as leading students towards an inclusive K-State experience and an advanced set of skills that will give students an edge.

The university provides more than 475 student-run organizations to ensure that students have what they need to excel. They are committed to providing students with a personalized college experience. Chester E. Peters Recreation Complex on campus Manhattan provides 10,000 weight and workout areas, as well as indoor tracks, basketball courts, and more. More than 5,000 people visit rec-complex every day. Each year, music faculty and students present more than 150 solo, ensemble, and large-scale group presentations on the wind, string, keyboard, and percussion instruments and vocal performances, including solo recitals, opera workshops, and choir concerts. Most activities are free and take place at All Faiths Chapel or McCain Auditorium.

Kansas State University is a four-campus system that values every piece of a puzzle. Each campus has its own strengths and links, which fit well under our university umbrella. K-main State's campus is situated in The Little Apple and thrives in a lively college-town environment.

KU offers a range of scholarships for international undergraduate first year and transfer students. All scholarships are renewable each year and range from $3,000/year to a full tuition waiver valued at $100,000+ ($25,000+/year).