Articulations

Secondary (High School) Articulations

Students may seek award of credit received from a secondary institution that has in place a current Articulation Agreement or Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Manhattan Area Technical College in the students’ intended program of study.

Articulated credit refers to credit earned from a secondary (high school) course that directly corresponds to a course within a program of study that leads to attainment of a technical skill proficiency, industry-recognized credential, certificate, or associate of applied science degree. Students seeking transfer of credit or award of articulated credit must meet the same admissions requirements as all Manhattan Area Technical College students.

MATC current secondary (high school) Articulation Agreements:

Business Administration

  • Manhattan High School (USD 383)

Building Trades

  • Manhattan High School (USD 383)

Communications

  • ​Clay Center Community High School (USD 379)
  • ​Rock Creek High School (USD 323)
  • ​Wakefield High School (USD 379)
  • Wamego High School (USD 320)

Mathematics

  • Manhattan High School (USD 383)
  • Wamego High School (USD 320)
  • Clay Center Community High School (USD 379)

Welding

  • Centralia High School (USD 380)
  • Frankfort High School (USD 380)
  • Onaga High School (USD 322)
  • Riley County High School (USD 378)
  • Rock Creek High School (USD 323)
  • Manhattan High School (USD 383)

Transcription by Manhattan Area Technical College of credit from another institution will require the student to:

  • Have an official transcript from the secondary institution or institution of higher education on file with MATC (student-issued transcripts are not acceptable); 
  • Have a C or higher in all classes being considered for transfer or award of credit;

Students must meet all qualifying requirements of the Articulation Agreement/Memorandum of Understading. Additionally, the student will need to send an official high school transcript, be degree seeking within the program they are requesting the articulated credit to be awareded, and with the assistance of their advisor fill out the Transfer/Articulation form and turn this form into the Registrar's Office.

Post-Secondary (College/University) Articulations

Students may seek award of credit received from a post-secondary institution that has in place a current Articulation Agreement or Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Manhattan Area Technical College in the students’ intended program of study.

An articulation agreement is a formal arrangement to transfer a defined set of academic credits between an academic program of one institution, most often a two-year post-secondary institution, to baccalaureate degree granting college or university. The institutions listed below have an articulation agreement &/or MOU with Manhattan Area Technical College.

MATC current post-secondary Articulation Agreements and Memorandum of Understandings:

Cloud County Community College

  • Agri- Biotechnology

Fort Hays State University

  • 2+2 - Bachelor of Technology Leadership

Grantham University

  • 2+2 - Accounting
  • Business Administration
  • Information Network Technology
  • General Studies

Kansas State University

  • 2+2 - Bachelor of Science in Technology Management

Kansas University School of Nursing

  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Manhattan Christian College

  • Bachelor of Science in Management and Ethics
  • Bachelor of Arts or Science of in Bible/Leadership

Oklahoma State University

  • Bachelor of Technology

Ottawa University

  • 2+2 - Nursing

Pittsburg State University

  • 2+2 - Nursing
  • Accounting, Computer Science-Information Systems
  • Automotive Technology
  • Engineering Technology
  • Technology Studies
  • Technical Teacher Education
  • Technology Management

Washburn University

  • 2+2 - Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology

Wichita State University

  • Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Contact

Registrar

Call:785-320-4544

Text: (785) 450-8339




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