NCKTC Gateway Program
Program Information Intro
As an NCKTC student, you have access to services, activities, and opportunities through Fort Hays State University. The Gateway Program, administered by the Division of Student Affairs, gives you access to a variety of services. Some are free and others require you to pay a student rate to access the service.
STEPS TO SUCCESS
- Contact NCKTC Admissions Office at (888) 567-4297
- Meet with an NCKTC Advisor to identify your path
- Register in the path of your choice
- Make payment arrangements with FHSU
GATEWAY PATHS
Gateway 1 - University Path
Take a variety of courses that will transfer to FHSU.
- 24 hours of general education credit
- 18 hours of general education credit + 6 hours transferable elective technical education credit
- 24 hours of any transferable credit
Gateway 2 - Certificate Path
Follow a more directed plan of study aimed at providing you transferable credit to FHSU. Gain employable skills that you can then use to help support yourself as you work towards a degree at FHSU.
- 30 - 45 credit hours at NCKTC
Gateway 3 - Associate Degree Path
Get the education and develop the skills you need to obtain an entry-level career upon graduation from NCKTC. Then, build upon that college credit and career potential by earning a bachelor's degree from FHSU.
- 62 - 70 credit hours at NCKTC
Benefits of this program include
- On-campus student housing (optional)
- Free admission to FHSU athletic events
- Complete access to Health & Wellness Services and Tiger Fitness Center
- On-campus access to many Forsyth Library resources and services
- Discounted admission to FHSU sponsored events
- On campus student activities, intramurals, and clubs
For more information on the benefits of the Gateway program, please click here.
FHSU COSTS & SEMESTER FEES
- FHSU Student Privilege Fee (semester fee)
- Housing & Meal costs (if you choose to live on campus)
- Parking permit (annual fee)
- Student ID card (one-time fee)
ON-CAMPUS HOUSING
As part of the Gateway Plan, you have the option to live on the FHSU campus in a residence hall or campus apartment.
There are a few important things to know about living on the FHSU campus:
- You must be officially registered at NCKTC.
- You must abide by all policies in the FHSU Student Rights and Responsibilities statement, the Residential Life Policy Handbook, and the housing contract.
- You are subject to the FHSU student conduct review process.
- You have the option of participating in the meal plan.
- Access to the meal plan and on-campus housing is subject to the FHSU schedule.
If you are interested in living on campus at FHSU, contact the Residential Life Office.