Library services are available to students enrolled in degree completion programs. The technical support help desk can provide a variety of technical support services once a student is enrolled in a distance education course and has paid the media fee. Each distance education degree program has specific admission requirements and procedures. Admission information is available for each program at the Web address listed below. Tuition and Fees Course fees are set by the Kansas Board of Regents and vary from year to year.
Students pay an additional media fee and other fees.
Financial Aid Students may be eligible for financial aid for distance education courses if federal requirements are met, they are admitted and enrolled in a degree program in Kansas State University, and they are enrolled in a minimum of 6 credit hours of Kansas State University course work. Each student is assigned a financial aid adviser. The recipient must be a new or continuing nontraditional student who desires to complete a degree program at K-State, demonstrate financial need, and be a U.S. citizen. Preference is given to undergraduate students, enrolled in at least 12 hours, who have an interested in law or public service and a goal of developing or influencing public policy. The Robert F. Sykes Scholarship honors Robert F. Sykes and funds a scholarship for a graduate of an accredited college of engineering who is pursuing a graduate degree in civil engineering or engineering management at Kansas State University via distance education.