Entering “2+2” agreements with community colleges is nothing ground-breaking, said Sue Maes, dean of continuing education for Kansas State University.
Such pacts occur on an annual basis, clearing the way for students to earn a degree at KSU following two years of study at the community college level.
“But we’ve never done six agreements at once,” Maes said Tuesday in a ceremony at Allen County Community College.
The two schools held a ceremony to mark their six 2+2 articulation agreements.
The agreements allow students to earn…
ACCC, Kansas State tout program pacts
