New Guaranteed Admission Program for Psychology Students in Kansas
January 29, 2025 - 05:37
Fort Hays State University (FHSU) has announced an exciting new initiative aimed at enhancing educational opportunities for students pursuing careers in school and clinical psychology. During a recent event, FHSU President Tisa Mason and Kansas Association of Community Colleges Director Heather Morgan unveiled a guaranteed admission program designed to streamline the transition from community colleges to FHSU.
This innovative program will allow students from participating Kansas community colleges to secure a spot in FHSU's psychology programs, ensuring a smoother pathway to higher education. The collaboration emphasizes the importance of accessible education and aims to address the growing demand for qualified professionals in the mental health field.
Both Mason and Morgan expressed their commitment to fostering partnerships that benefit students and communities across the state. The program is expected to not only bolster enrollment at FHSU but also enhance the workforce in the critical area of mental health services, ultimately benefiting the entire Kansas community.
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