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At Barton, you can achieve your educational and career goals in no time! Barton offers transfer programs designed to easily transfer to a four year college and many career program options to put you on a faster track to employment.
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Current Kansas high school students can save money on Barton classes with tuition rates ($50 per credit hour) or scholarship rates ($75 per credit hour)!
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Program Highlight:
Welding
Launch your career as a Welder at Barton—gain hands-on skills in welding, metal fabrication, blueprint reading, and industry-standard techniques that employers are looking for.
Events
College News
High school students are busy people. Between sports, activities, and spending time with friends, the thought of getting a jump start on college can seem like a lot. That didn’t stop Otis- Bison High School student Louis McVey. He was able to juggle it all and graduate as valedictorian with his diploma as well as an associate degree, thanks to Barton’s Early College Opportunities.
When the Barton Community College Foundation gathers for its 47th Annual Big Benefit Auction on Aug. 22, attendees will have the opportunity to do more than bid on auction packages. They will help honor two community members whose quiet generosity has touched Barton students and the Great Bend community for decades.
Barton Community College's Early Childhood Education Program will host its second annual "Wheels and Squeals" free family event for children up to eight years old from 9 a.m. to noon Sept. 19, in the Technical Building parking lot at the northeast corner of campus.
As the U.S. Army commemorates its 250th anniversary of service to the nation, the Barton Alumni and Friends Association is proud to recognize Barton at Fort Riley alumnus Sanjay White, whose journey reflects the dedication, resilience, and commitment to service that have defined generations of American soldiers.
Barton HOSA - Future Health Professionals recently attended the International Leadership Conference (ILC) in Indianapolis, Ind.
Lauren Heller came to Barton Community College to pursue her passion for dance. As a sophomore and captain of the Barton dance team, she was looking forward to a year full of classes, practices, performances, and leadership opportunities. Then, on Sept. 27, everything changed.
