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More than 100 courses transfer seamlessly across the 32 public colleges and universities in Kansas. Help your students explore those transfer options and discover their path to degree completion. |
Students can earn credit at Kansas colleges and universities for demonstrating skills and knowledge equivalent to college-level learning. Options for earning this credit include AP, IB, CLEP exams, and military experience. |
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This resource offers comprehensive details about the framework, such as degree maps, exception policies, the seven bucket framework, printouts, master course lists, and more! |
Concurrent enrollment partnerships (CEP) facilitate the teaching of college-level learning at high schools to help students get a head start on their college careers. Learn more about CEP between Kansas high schools and postsecondary institutions. |
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Reverse Transfer is the process of retroactively granting associate degrees to students who have not completed the requirements of an associate degree before transferring from a Kansas community college or technical college to a Kansas public university.
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Math Pathways aims to address barriers to degree completion by offering alternative mathematics courses tailored to students' majors and career goals, rather than relying on traditional college algebra. This approach is designed to improve student success and progression through more relevant and accessible math coursework. |