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Ready to take the next step toward your future? Whether you choose to attend on campus or online, Fort Hays State offers the knowledge, opportunities, and support to help you achieve your goals.
Review the admission requirements for undergraduate and graduate degree programs, as well as non-degree coursework, and submit your application to become a Tiger.
Whether you’re applying to college, transferring, or returning to finish what you started, Fort Hays State believes in your potential. Your experience and ambition will take you far, and your Tiger Family is here to make every step toward graduation simple, supported, and possible.
I am a first-time college student and may have earned college credit in high school (dual credit).
I am transferring or returning to FHSU and have earned college credit after high school (not dual credit).
I am interested in taking an undergraduate class at FHSU without declaring a degree.
Graduate study demands focus, determination, and a clear vision for your future. Whether you are pursuing a master’s, specialist, or doctoral degree, Fort Hays State University offers the flexible, high-caliber programs you need to gain the practical skills required to stand out as a leader in your industry.
I am interested in taking a graduate class at FHSU without declaring a degree.
"This place is more than just a college. Students find a sense of community and home."
Jenna Schlyer
Applied Communications (Minor in Leadership and Psychology)
"I wanted to graduate without any debt, and FHSU made that possible with their affordability."
Jordin Myers
Cybersecurity
"The FHSU experience that has had an enormous impact on me is the people I have met along the way. I am truly grateful for my time at Fort Hays State and for everything and everyone that has been part of my journey here."
Inés Latorre
Interior Design
"What I valued most about my time at FHSU was the affordability, flexibility, and the supportive faculty and staff who made it possible to balance work, life, and education."
Shakira Exford
Masters of Professional Studies in Workforce Development