One Class Closer to Your Degree—Enroll at FSCC Today!

Fort Scott Community College is open to everyone: high‑school students, working adults, career‑changers, and folks who just want to get ahead. With low tuition, flexible formats, and most classes guaranteed to transfer to four‑year universities in Kansas, now is a great time to enroll!

Why this is a smart move for you?

  • Most of our courses transfer to public four‑year colleges and universities in Kansas, so you can build a solid transcript that goes with you.
  • Low tuition plus Bourbon County tuition‑waiver options for residents: many can take a full class (or more) with tuition waived, just paying fees and books.
  • You can take classes online, in Fort Scott, Pleasanton, Miami County (Paola), or even at participating high schools through concurrent options.

Summer 2026 and Fall 2026 opportunities

  • Summer class enrollment is open now and starts June 1. These courses let you focus on one course at a time, without the usual fall‑semester load. Most classes are online with some at the Miami County Campus.
  • Fall 2026 enrollment is open, with options online, in Fort Scott, Pleasanton, Paola, or high‑school dual‑credit so you can choose what fits your life.

Features that make it easier on you

  • Small class sizes and local instructors who know your name, not just a student ID.
  • No extra online fees—online courses cost the same as in‑person, with the same transfer value.
  • Fast, friendly support from Admissions and Advising to help you pick the right class, get it scheduled, and connect it to your goals.

What you do next

If you’ve been thinking about “maybe next year,” this is the year to start.

👉 Go here to browse the full list of open classes and check availability: fortscott.edu/schedule or the main Course Schedule page.

👉 Have questions?

  • Admissions: 620‑223‑2700 ext. 3520, admissions@fortscott.edu
  • Advising: 620‑223‑2700 ext. 3630, advising@fortscott.edu

Enroll today!
Save on tuition, keep your schedule flexible, and start building real progress—calm, confident, and one class at a time.