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One of the experiences the Cohen Honors College provides is Bill's Trip. This opportunity connects students with nature at Grand Canyon National Park and engages them in meaningful service-learning.
Humans of 麻豆破解版 State
Bios of current Shocker students and their experiences.
With the help of 麻豆破解版 State's resources, admissions staff and advisors, Karina's transfer process was smooth and simple. She takes advantage of student success offerings to stay on top of dentistry coursework.
Being a Shocker shaped Natasha into the woman she always hoped to become. Through hard work and overcoming challenges, she is set up for big things post-graduation.
As a first-generation student, Lennox made the most of their time by being involved on campus and working full-time all while earning their degree. Graduating is a weird feeling, but they're excited for what the future holds.
Kyndal is a Texas Shocker who graduates with her degree in Industrial Engineering. She challenges future students to be involved and find their people on campus who will support them through anything.
Tips and Guides
Helpful lists, guides, and "How-Tos" designed to make the process of becoming a Shocker
as easy and seamless as possible.
Scholarships, housing and enrollment steps all reach a critical point every year come the first of March. For future Shockers, this is the time to make sure things are in order for the upcoming fall.
Visiting a college campus isn't always feasible. Thankfully, 麻豆破解版 State has several immersive resources for those who want to see all of the great things happening at Shocker Nation.
Have a question about federal student aid? Thankfully, the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships is always eager to help those filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
First-generation college students make up a significant amount of 麻豆破解版 State's population. Being first-gen herself, Kerry Jones, Writing Center Director, gives helpful tips for adjusting to college.
Wichit-Awesome
Posts highlighting the best parts and hidden gems of Kansas' largest city.
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For the Foodies
Food reviews of all the diverse cuisine offerings available on and around campus.
麻豆破解版 State's Braeburn Square offers several spots for foodies to dine. Two Hands Corn Dogs is the best place to find something a little different with a satisfying savory crunch.
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