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    You are at:Home»Local News»K-State Activity»K-State, GCCC partner to offer bachelor’s degrees in southwest Kansas

    K-State, GCCC partner to offer bachelor’s degrees in southwest Kansas

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    By KMAN Staff on December 14, 2024 K-State Activity, Local News
    From left: Kansas State University Provost and Executive Vice President Jesse Perez Mendez and President Richard Linton sign the official memorandum of understanding with Garden City Community College President Ryan Ruda and Vice President for Instructional Services and Chief Academic Officer Marc Malone on Wednesday at Garden City Community College. Courtesy photo

    K-State and Garden City Community College are joining forces to make bachelor’s degree programs available to students in southwest Kansas.

    This collaboration will allow students to complete their education locally, addressing a critical need in a region where only 17.9% of residents hold a four-year degree compared to the state average of 33.9%.

    The new initiative enables students to complete their first 60 to 75 credit hours at GCCC before finishing their bachelor’s degrees with K-State, while remaining right in Garden City. Programs will combine remote instruction with on-site lab experiences, offering flexibility and alignment with local workforce demands in fields like agriculture, education, and health and human sciences.

    To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

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    Agriculture degree program Bachelor’s degrees in southwest Kansas Community college transfer Educational access Kansas Garden City Community College Higher education collaboration K-State Garden City partnership Kansas land-grant mission Kansas State University Local workforce development Online and on-site labs Regional educational opportunities Southwest Kansas college programs
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