Kansas State University Top Questions

KSU is an exciting & challenging place to prepare myself for the rest of my life.

Kansas-State University is an excellent school full of cultural variety, friendly staff and students, and well-balanced academic programs.

K-state is beautiful.

Our campus is beautiful. Simply put. The huge limestone, castle-like buildings will awe anyone who steps foot on campus. It is beautiful year-round, and wears every season with grace. Most of the buildings are over 100 years old, giving K-State an established and mature feel. Everywhere you look, students are sporting their KSU gear, signaling to newcomers the importance of Purple Pride.

While there are not many buildings on the Salina campus, each building has its own purpose. Whether you're a pilot doing...pilot things, FSHS student, engineering, etc.; each building caters to your needs. People generally congregate in the College Center where lunch is served, as well as where the Admissions staff resides. The Student Life Center looks like a house of glass with its many windows and is there for you to get your workout on. A powercat can be seen almost everywhere, which is a K-State staple and makes you feel right at home.

Kansas State University bleeds purple and is the path to your greatest future.

K-State has a beautiful limestone buildings and being a campus that changes with the landscape. In fall the campus glows with the changing autumn leaves. In winter, the campus is highlighted with hints of snow and in spring everything is in full bloom and luscious again. Regardless of the time of year K-State's campus is booming with people who are extremely friendly and outgoing.

Kansas State University is a great place to attend because of all the diversity the university, campus, and city of Manhattan provide.

We are the Wildcat nation.

My school, faculty and staff, are friendly and dedicated to helping induviduals reach the goals they are striving to achieve; the campus it's self is very welcoming and easily navigated, if you have a map