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Fort Hays State University at Manhattan

Manhattan, KS
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About Fort Hays State University at Manhattan

Fort Hays State University at Manhattan is an instructional site located in Manhattan, Kansas, affiliated with Fort Hays State University. This site extends the university's academic programming to the Manhattan area, providing regional access to Fort Hays State University courses and programs. Specific institutional type and enrollment data for this site are not separately reported in available IPEDS records.

No individual academic programs are listed for this location in current IPEDS data. Fort Hays State University is a public institution with a strong tradition of offering undergraduate and graduate programs in education, business, liberal arts, and health sciences, as well as a robust distance education portfolio. Off-campus sites like this one typically offer a selection of courses aligned with regional workforce and student needs.

Manhattan, Kansas, home to Kansas State University, is a college-oriented community in the Flint Hills region of northeastern Kansas. Fort Hays State University's presence in Manhattan provides an additional postsecondary option for residents of the area. Prospective students are encouraged to contact Fort Hays State University directly for current course availability and enrollment information at this site.

Contact Information

2100 Poyntz Ave, Manhattan, KS 66502

Programs

No programs are currently listed for this school. Program data is sourced from IPEDS and updated annually.

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