Fort Scott Community College

Fort Scott Community College (FSCC) is located in Fort Scott, Kansas, a historic town situated approximately 90 miles south of Kansas City. The main campus, established in 1919, occupies the former grounds of Fort Scott High School in the city's downtown area, with additional facilities including the Agriculture Farm and Rodeo Arena located on the outskirts of town. FSCC operates as an open-admission public institution offering two-year associate degrees and technical certificates, with notable programs in agriculture, nursing, construction trades, and cosmetology. The college maintains student housing through its dormitory facilities and participates in NJCAA Division I athletics, where its competitive livestock judging team and rodeo program have earned regional recognition. Additional satellite locations in Miami County, Kansas and Bourbon County serve the surrounding communities with extended educational access.