Success requires dedication, self-direction, and perseverance on the part of the student. Distance education offered by K-State provides people with an opportunity to pursue these goals without leaving a current job or family. KSU offers bachelor's degrees and master's degrees at a distance. Delivery Media K-State offers courses through a variety of delivery methods. Most courses follow regular K-State semester dates.
Some courses require minimum computer system requirements.
Kansas State University offers more than 250 courses per year through distance education. Courses are offered in a variety of subject areas and students can take many of these without enrolling in a degree program. The goal of the Distance Education Degree Completion Programs is to help students complete the last two years of a Bachelor of Science degree. K-State staff is available to help students get started, stay directed, and earn a Bachelor of Science degree. A student's requirements include a minimum of 30 KSU hours, with 20 of the last 30 hours earned from K-State.