If you have questions about the opportunities listed below, please contact Katie Ball, Counselor at Manhattan High School. 

Concurrent Enrollment with MATC

Students are required to complete the enrollment steps with MATC each semester and parents must sign each semester giving their child permission to enroll before the enrollment deadline.  Students need a minimum 3.0 GPA for General Education classes, and a minimum 2.0 GPA for all other courses. 

Spring 2025 Course List  

To enroll in classes for the Spring 2025 semester, start with the MATC Checklist

MATC Important Dates for Spring 2025

• 100% Drop Date: January 27, 2025
• 50% Drop Date: February 3, 2025
• Enrollment Deadline: February 14, 2025
• Payment Deadline: March 31, 2025 (Late fees will be assessed starting April 1)
• Last day to Withdrawal: April 17, 2025

MATC Courses Transfer Equivalency to KSU

For more information on MATC and information on other opportunities.

Concurrent Enrollment with K-State

Students must have a 2.75 cumulative HS G.P.A. and receive permission from a parent/guardian and their high school guidance counselor.

Watch the Application Guide Video to get started with enrollment for the Spring 2025 semester.

Spring 2025 Course List 

K-State Important Dates for Spring 2025

• Enrollment Deadline: January 27
• 100% refund Date: January 30
• 50% Refund Date: February10
• Payment Deadline: March 17
• Last Day to Withdraw with no W: February 27
• Last Day to Withdraw with a W: March 27

CNA – Certified Nurse Aide

For MHS students who did not get in the MATC Spring high school section, there are mroe options to get the course completed. Sections tend to have limited spots that fill quickly:

• Click this link to get to MATC's website and see the other summer options: 
• Click this link to get to Highland Community College's website for their online application
  •  Enrollment Information and documents for HCC can be found online

Dual Enrollment

This option involves students attending the college campus or taking courses online for a college or university.

If students are interested in attending K-State for a course or interested in taking courses online, please contact your grade level counselor. The Dual Credit Request form should be submitted by April 1st for Fall and Summer, or November 1st for Spring.

Frequently Asked Questions About Concurrent Enrollment

What is concurrent enrollment? Concurrent enrollment courses are taught at the high school, by the high teachers, and students have the opportunity to earn both high school and college credits. The grade the student earns will be placed on their MHS transcript as well as the college's transcript.

What are the requirements to enroll in concurrent courses? Courses are open to 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students who have a minimum 2.75 cumulative GPA and have good attendance.

Do I have to purchase textbooks for these college classes? This varies by course, contact the teachers for more information. 

Will these courses transfer to another college or university?  Yes, courses will transfer from MATC to other colleges and universities.  Students need to check with the specific institutions they are considering and obtain their transfer policy. You can check K-State transfer equivalency online. 

What is Excel in CTE?  In the State of Kansas, a Bill was passed by the Senate to allow students to take Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses for NO COST or at a reduced rate. The cost for each course is listed with all the courses. 

What if I want to add a course to my schedule?  Contact your grade level counselor to change your course requests.