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KAMS personnel will be traveling across Kansas to
conduct information sessions. Come find out
what the Academy is all about: Information Sessions 

 

 

Priority Deadline: January 1

 

The Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science is currently accepting applications for the upcoming school year 2013-2014.

Preview Day 2013 is scheduled for Saturday, November 16, 2013.
This is your opportunity to visit campus, meet our students, and tour the
facilities. To register click here

 

                                     
               

        


What is the Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science?

The Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science (KAMS), established by legislative action in 2006 by SB139, is the state’s premier academic high school program for the state’s best and brightest high school students. Based in part after successful programs in Missouri and Texas, KAMS is a unique residential learning experience that provides exceptional high school juniors and seniors a potent blend of:

  • college-level instruction by Ph.D. faculty;
  • a high school diploma and 68 hours of college credit;
  • hands-on research supervised by Ph.D. scientists;
  • leadership development and civic engagement opportunities;
  • co-curricular and extra-curricular opportunities to develop the whole student;
  • a safe campus and residential environment; and trained support staff.

If you are interested in applying to be part of the KAMS 2015 graduating class, click onU.S. ApplicationIf you are an international student interested in applying, please click on International applications.

 


 KAMS Brochure  
2012-2013 Parent-Student Handbook 
2012-2013 Legislative Map for KAMS


 

This fall marks the fifth year that KAMS students join the FHSU community. These exceptional students represent urban, suburban and rural communities from across the state. Prospective students must have completed at least two years of high school with distinction in mathematics or science. However, outstanding academic achievement is not the only criterion for acceptance. KAMS selects students based on drive, interest, maturity, stability, and personal and family commitment. 

Why is KAMS important for Kansas?

  • KAMS adds educational value for students who might not be appropriately challenged in their local schools by providing early access to Kansas’ exceptional post-secondary educational resources.
  • KAMS enhances the intellectual capital of the State of Kansas through its curricular and co-curricular focus on mathematics and science.
  • KAMS collaborates with Kansas Regents universities to encourage graduates to complete their undergraduate education in-state.

Questions or comments? Fill out our Contact KAMS Form.

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