I am an alumni. I have found that my experience in the military has been more useful to my career than my degree from Kansas State. I found the requirements to get a degree covered a broad spectrum of subjects that will mostly be forgotten over time. I did not appreciate courses that had essay type tests or had very skewed grading curves. I ended up taking courses to satisfy my own curiosity and desires to be educated in certain subjects. There a lot of arbitrariness in how different professors and instructors apply rules. The fact I wasn't allowed to reschedule one of my final exams when sister passed towards the end of my 2nd year will always leave a bad taste in my mouth.
The campus and services were good but expensive. Tuition is very expensive; go to a community college for the basics and save yourself money.
As an adult student I was able to live in the campus apartment complex. They were very nice and reasonably priced. There were very strange and restrictive rules I did not...
Read moreI completed two degrees at K-State . I chose it because my family had the foresight to move to Manhattan with the four young children, the oldest having already moved to Wichita to become a nurse, a program not offered by K-State. At that time the total cost was $120 a semester, which was very inexpensive even then, thanks to good support from the state legislature. I received an excellent education from skilled and personable professors. Without that state support I don’t know how we would have done it. It’s a different process now, but still comparatively reasonable. Thank you, K-State and the Kansas...
Read moreJust finished my degree in business with a 3.7gpa. The school of business is great. Stay as far away from Economics 530 taught by Amanda Freeman. She is an authoritarian, manipulative and doesn't seem to understand real life and the real world outside her bubble of academia. The definition of those that can't do..teach. She doesn't do that very well either, and her class is a scam. Totally ruined a five star rating and future donor support from this guy. There are too many colleges for a professor to be terrible in...
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