Yes. It's important to remember that any grades you earn as a concurrent enrollment student at MATC will be part of your official, permanent college record. Concurrent enrollment grades could be considered relevant as part of your degree-bound admission to MATC or any other institution. 

The Kansas State Senate passed Excel in CTE (previously SB 155), which authorizes Manhattan Tech to waive the cost of tuition for high school students who meet Kansas residency requirements for enrollment in any tiered career technical course. Textbooks, program fees and any other additional fees may apply. 

• Students must be classified as a sophomore, junior, or senior in high school
• 3.0 GPA for general education courses 
• 2.0 GPA for career and technical courses 
• Completed prerequisites for applicable courses 

Concurrent Enrollment: 

These are classes at a high school at which approved high school instructors teach college credit during the normal school day (KBOR 8b 1i). 

Dual Credit: 

Classes in which the high school student travels to the college campus to take courses prior to graduation during the academic year or in the summer (KBOR 8b vii). 

Classes in which college faculty travel to the high school to teach separate courses to the high school students (KBOR 8b vii).