K-State at Barton
Interdisciplinary Social Science Bachelor's Degree
Interdisciplinary Social Science 2 + 2 Degree Map (PDF)
Barton Community College at Ft. Riley-Kansas State University 2 + 2 Partnership
Kansas State University offers a series of evening college courses on the Manhattan campus that when combined with two years of coursework from Barton Community College at Ft. Riley, will lead to the completion of a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Social Science.
K-State courses are offered in eight and 16-week sessions in the evening with starting times f 5:30 pm and 8:05 pm. The courses are taught by regular K-State faculty members.
Interdisciplinary options
Interdisciplinary options within the university undergraduate studies major provide an opportunity for students to organize their interests within a broad area of study rather than within the narrower focus required by a major in a single discipline. Students who want to create their own fields of emphasis and students who are eager to pursue multidisciplinary solutions to complex problems often choose an interdisciplinary major. Other students choose interdisciplinary study as a second major, adding it to a departmental major in order to gain expertise in complementary areas. Interdisciplinary Social Science Bachelor's Degree The degree is offered by the K-State College of Arts and Sciences.
K-State Assistance to Military
The K-State Interdisciplinary Social Science degree is a part of K-State's SOCAD-4 (Service member Opportunity College) agreement. SOCAD-4 is a credit-transfer agreement with any military person or family member who has taken 30 credit hours with K-State and has a GPA of 2.0 or better. If the service member or family member leaves the area, he or she may transfer credits back to K-State and get his or her bachelor's degree from K-State.
How to get Started
Contact the Bachelor's Degree Completion Program at (785) 532-5575 or 1-800-622-2KSU (2578) or by e-mail at informationdce@k-state.edu.
