

Kansas State University
About
The College of Education at Kansas State University is the most popular choice for future educators. Once an EdCat, forever an EdCat!
The College of Education at Kansas State University (K-State) is the largest teacher preparation program in the state of Kansas. We strive daily to make our vision a reality: preparing educators to be knowledgeable, ethical, and caring decision makers for a diverse and changing world. This vision is built by providing our students with unique opportunities to expand their knowledge—encouraging them to think critically and creatively about the world around them. Our commitment to continuous improvement within our college fosters a passion for life-long learning and service to community in our students, faculty and staff—both of which are values for current and future educators.
Our alumni are teaching in all 105 counties in Kansas, all 50 states in the country, and 56 countries worldwide. The support you receive as a student does not end upon graduation. Just as teachers are committed to lifelong learning, we are committed to lifelong support. We look forward to welcoming you into the K-State Family soon.
Points of Pride
- The average class size within our college is 22 students.
- Education specific scholarships are awarded to College of Education students each year
- 11 percent of our student body is affiliated with the military.
- Our newly-named Center for Student Success houses full-time College of Education academic advisors and licensing staff
- One-third of our students are first-generation college students
- 97 percent of new graduates are employed or pursuing further education
- The Elementary education program has recently been made available completely online

I first looked at K-State because of its beautiful campus and emphasis on academics. I selected it because of the amazing people and sense of community. Choosing K-State has been the best decision I ever made.
Maddie Soehner

Master’s & certification
Master of Arts in Teaching
Program Info
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Ways to Lower Your Costs
Students at Kansas State University have reduced the cost of their program using these methods. Check with Kansas State University to see if you can, too!
Grants, Stipends, Scholarships
In addition to sources external to Kansas State University, a limited number of scholarships for the MAT are available through Kansas State University’s Global Campus. All MAT students are encouraged to apply for these scholarships.
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Foreign Languages K-12
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