WorldWide Wildcats Weekly Email
Mar 8, 2022
Second 8-week classes are set to begin March 21. Enrollment is open until the first day of class. Use the Global Campus class search to view available options by filtering to Spring 2022 and checking the "8 weeks" box. Connect with your advisor or major professor if you have questions.
Students enrolled in a K-State Online bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree program are encouraged to apply for summer 2022 scholarships. The application deadline is April 1. Scholarships are awarded to distance students based on a variety of eligibility factors, including financial need, military status, degree program, current employer or grade point average.
If you or someone you know is considering a K-State Online bachelor's or master's program, tune in to our informational webinars. These virtual webinars are hosted in partnership with academic program faculty and advisors, providing the opportunity to hear directly from those who facilitate and support the program. View the full event calendar, including registration links for interested students.
On-campus K-State students will be on spring break March 14-18. Online classes may have activities, assignments or exams due during this week, and it will vary by class and instructor. Please check your course syllabi or contact your instructor(s) if you have questions. University offices will remain open during this time.
If you are expecting to graduate this May, congratulations! Commencement ceremonies will be held at Bramlage Coliseum on May 13-14 in Manhattan, Kansas (or K-State's Aerospace and Technology Campus on May 7 in Salina, Kansas, if you're a K-State Salina graduate). A detailed schedule can be found on the commencement website. Please note that if you do plan to come to Manhattan, it is important to make hotel reservations as early as possible. Visit this website for more information to help plan your visit.
