Ready to Start
Your Pathway to Kansas State University?
If you were invited by K-State, ensure you apply only through the link you were provided.
We are thrilled to extend an admission offer to Verto participants who meet our outlined eligibility requirements. This unique opportunity provides a global, transformative learning experience designed to help you begin your college journey on a high note. The curriculum encourages both personal growth and academic achievement, setting the stage for success at the Kansas State University campus.
2.0+ GPA
12+ Credits
1+ semester(s)
*All eligibility requirements listed below
How does the
Direct
Transfer Pathway work?
Transfer Pathway work?
Apply to Verto to begin your pathway to Kansas State University.
Review Kansas State University's full eligibility requirements for guaranteed admission and set academic goals for your experience abroad.
Embark on your Verto abroad experience and work with staff on-site to submit your free Verto Direct Transfer Application to Kansas State University.
Arrive on campus at Kansas State University with a deeper global perspective and skill set that will serve you as a student and well into your future.
*Admission only guaranteed if the respective school has capacity and/or program/major availability.
Some schools or majors may have additional eligibility or application requirements. Students must maintain good conduct and meet the college's admissions requirements.
Did You Know?
Courses on a semester with Verto have already been reviewed by Kansas State University
Kansas State University, founded in 1863, is a comprehensive public research university committed to academic excellence, innovation, and community engagement. Located in Manhattan, Kansas, K‑State offers more than 250 undergraduate majors and a broad range of graduate programs across its colleges, including agriculture, engineering, business, veterinary medicine, and the arts and sciences.
As a land-grant institution, K‑State combines rigorous academics with hands-on learning, research opportunities, and global experiences to prepare students for success in a rapidly changing world. With a supportive campus community, a low student-to-faculty ratio, and over 400 student organizations, K‑State fosters both personal growth and professional development. The university is dedicated to creating an inclusive environment where students from diverse backgrounds can thrive and become leaders in their fields.
"Verto students bring the curiosity, drive, and purpose that define K-State. Their transformative experiences set them up to make an immediate impact in our community from day one."
-Patrick Winter, Executive Director for Recruitment and Admissions
Kansas State University Students Are:
Determined
Empowered
Future-focused
15,000+
undergraduate students
19:1
student to faculty ratio
1863
Founded as one of the first land-grant universities in the U.S.
85+ countries
- Study abroad opportunities worldwide
400+ student organizations
- Vibrant campus life with endless ways to get involved
Recognized sustainability
- On-campus solar energy and green building initiatives
To earn guaranteed admission to Kansas State University through the Direct Transfer Pathway, during your time with Verto you will need:
- 2.0+ GPA
- 12+ credits
Architectural Design & Tech Aviation programs are not included in the Direct Transfer Admissions Pathway. Verto participants interested in these programs are encouraged to apply through Kansas State’s institutional application for holistic review.
Yes! Kansas State welcomes both fall and spring transfers from Verto.
Please note, however, that some programs may be fall start only. Please see the question on What programs are not included? for more details.
While you won’t be eligible for the guarantee, we still encourage you to work with your Verto Care Team to prepare and submit a Verto Direct Transfer Application for holistic review.
You are still eligible for the Direct Transfer guarantee to Kansas State! The 2.0+ GPA requirement is cumulative of all college transcripts.
Yes, you can complete 1, 2, or 3 semesters abroad with Verto and remain eligible for the Direct Transfer pathway to Kansas State.
While not eligible for the Direct Transfer Guarantee, homeschooled and/or GED students can review our specific admission requirements and apply for holistic review.
Yes, international students are eligible for the Direct Transfer Pathway.
If you have questions around the application process, work with your Verto Care Team. If you have Kansas State-specific questions, you can connect with Kurtis Cavender at kstate20@k-stat.edu
Once you arrive at your Verto location, you can begin working with Verto staff to prepare your application to Kansas State. Applications are typically sent following mid-terms, so your mid-term report can demonstrate your progress towards Direct Transfer eligibility.
The following documents will need to be included in your Verto Direct Transfer Application packet to Kansas State :
- Verto to provide from their records:
- Final High School Transcript
- Mid-term Report for your current Verto semester
- Unofficial University of New Haven final transcript for any prior Verto semesters
- Student to submit to Verto for inclusion:
- Unofficial college transcripts from any pre-Verto college coursework
- Student to submit directly to partner at time of application:
- Official college transcripts from any pre-Verto college coursework
- If you need to adjust your matriculation semester, you will need to submit a new application.
- No commitment needed.
- If your current application is still under review, please notify us of your intentions, and we can hold your application for the next term.
Once your application packet is received from Verto, you can expect to receive an email prompting you to set up your applicant portal within 5 business days.
Verto students bring the curiosity, drive, and purpose that define K-State. Their transformative experiences set them up to make an immediate impact in our community from day one.
Patrick Winter
Executive Director for Recruitment and Admissions
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