Hospitality Management Bachelor's Degree
B.S. in Hospitality Management
Combine your work experience with an education that opens doors to leadership positions.
By studying hospitality management at K-State Olathe, you have the benefit of living and working in Kansas City while earning a bachelor of science degree to advance your career.
*This estimate is for illustrative purposes only. This number is for in-person courses at the K-State Olathe campus and does not include any course, department or college fees; online fees; and also my vary depending on your transfer hours, course choices and your academic progress.
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Program Details
The K-State Olathe B.S. in Hospitality Management program is a bachelor's completion degree program. Our ACPHA accredited program affords you the opportunity to stay in KC, work in KC and earn your degree in KC.
To earn your bachelor's degree from K-State, students need to complete 120 total credit hours. The first 60 credits are earned from one of our community college partners in Greater Kansas City. The remaining 60 credits are earned from K-State — 18 hours are face-to-face at K-State Olathe and 42 hours are online through the K-State Online.
This flexible program is tailored to the Greater Kansas City region. Students can customize their degree to match their career goals by working in an area that leads to a rewarding career in the hospitality industry.
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Campus Options
The B.S. in Hospitality Management program is offered at both K-State's Manhattan and Olathe campuses.
At K-State's Olathe campus, you can complete your undergraduate degree with Kansas City as your backdrop and a combination of in-person and online courses.
If you're interested in a more traditional student experience, our Manhattan campus also offers a B.S. in Hospitality Management.