Fort Hays State University, Kansas, U.S.A.

Fort Hays State University (FHSU), founded in 1902, is a public university funded by the Kansas State Government with tax, and recognized by the North Central University Management Committee. It mainly implements 4-year undergraduate degrees and postgraduate degrees in Arts, Science, and Applied Disciplines. There are over 10,000 registered students, and the ratio of students to professors is 17:1. The students come from across 103 counties in Kansas, 36 states in the United States, and 33 countries and regions across the world. The university covers an area of over 2,600 acres, with 35 teaching buildings.

Fort Hays State University teaches courses in the arts, natural sciences, business, education, health, life sciences, and agriculture through computer network teaching. After graduation, undergraduates can also enter graduate school for their further studies, or seek a career in a complex and changeable global economy and society with the analytical skills and communication they learn at the university. Fort Hays State University has been approved by the American Graduate Council, the American Federation of Normal Education Colleges, the American Federation of Women's Universities, and the National Federation of Business Education.

Sias University is the only institution of higher education in Henan approved by the Academic Degree Committee of the State Council to implement an overseas Bachelor's Degree in a cooperative education project. Since Henan and Kansas have existing ties, the state government offers preferential treatment to students from Sias, with certain project expenses and tuition fees potentially covered by Kansas government tax subsidies. Chinese students who complete 42 credits can complete the degree requirements of Fort Hays State University for a Bachelor's Degree.

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