Admission to Graduate Study Courses are offered for the graduate credit leading to a Master's degree or a limited number of courses can be taken without formal degree candidacy. Special students are normally required to meet the same academic standards as other graduate students. All application materials should be sent directly to the appropriate KSU academic department. The Library Services Facilitator will check out books, photocopy articles, search indexes and provide other library assistance at a cost to relieve students of the burden of traveling to the KSU campus library. Computer Requirements Listservs, e-mail, message boards, and chat rooms are used for some distance education courses.
Some courses post video or provide audio for lectures on the web.
Minimum computer requirements include a Pentium computer running Windows, a sound card and speakers, and a CD-ROM drive. Copyright Policy All Kansas State University course materials and syllabi, videotapes, audiotapes, CD-ROMs, and web courses are copyrighted. You may duplicate the course materials only for your own use, and you must erase any duplicated material as soon as you complete the course requirements. You may not make any tapes or course materials available to other people, unless you have explicit written permission from the K-State Division of Continuing Education to share them with certain individuals. Student Responsibility Students enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program should check with their advisor before registering for a course to ensure that the course meets degree requirements.