Admitted Student Checklist
Congratulations, you’re in!
As you prepare to embark on this exciting new chapter, our Next Steps Checklist will guide you through everything you need to get started. From securing housing to registering for classes, we’ve got you covered.
Select your campus to begin.
Next Steps for First-Year Students
Next Steps for Graduate Students
As you get ready to start your graduate journey here at Kent State, there are some important next steps you need to take in order to get started. We are here to help along the way so you get your graduate career off to a great start!
Next Steps for Post-Undergraduate, Non-Degree and Guest Students
Next Steps for Parents of First-Year Students
Next Steps for Transfer Students
Next Steps for Ashtabula Campus Students
Next Steps for East Liverpool and Salem Campus Students
Next Steps for Geauga Campus and Twinsburg Academic Center Students
Next Steps for Stark Campus Students
Next Steps for Trumbull Campus Students
Next Steps for Tuscarawas Campus Students
Deferral Procedures
If you only intend to study remotely for a temporary period or you are interested in deferring your admission, please notify us of your plans by clicking the Deferral Request Process button below. This will show you how to defer your admission within your student portal in inform the International Admissions team that creates your I-20. If you already have an I-20, then you will need an updated immigration document. Following these instructions will help us to take the necessary steps to provide that document to you.
Have questions that aren't addressed above? Contact us!
For how to receive your Immigration Form I-20 for an student visa: Contact the I-20 team at i20@kent.edu or call +1 330-672-7980.
For your admission or academic program: Contact International Admissions at intladm@kent.edu or call +1 330-672-7970.
For arrival information or immigration processes: Contact International Student and Scholar Services at isss@kent.edu. To schedule an appointment or call us during phone advising, please refer to our Office and Advising Hours webpage.
Common FAQs
We are here to help make your college journey as simple as possible. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive from our admitted students.
Common Graduate Student Questions
We are here to help make your college journey as simple as possible. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from graduate students.
First-Year Student FAQs
We are here to help make your college journey as simple as possible. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive from our admitted students.
Get in Touch
Here’s some contact information that might come in handy as you’re getting to know Kent State.
- Admissions
800-988-KENT - Campus Operator
330-672-3000 - Career Exploration and Development
330-672-2360 - Center for Adult and Veteran Services
330-672-7933 - Center for Student Involvement
330-672-2480 - Destination Kent State, New Student Orientation
800-988-KENT - DeWeese Health Center
330-672-2322 - Financial, Billing and Enrollment Center
330-672-6000 - Honors College
330-672-2312 - Intercollegiate Athletics
330-672-5974 - Parent & Family Engagement
330-672-8003 - Student Accessibility Services
330-672-3391 - Student Multicultural Center
330-672-3560 - University Housing
800-706-8941
Get in Touch
Here’s some contact information that might come in handy as you’re getting to know Kent State.
- Admissions
800-988-KENT - Campus Operator
330-672-3000 - Career Exploration and Development
330-672-2360 - Center for Adult and Veteran Services
330-672-7933 - Center for Student Involvement
330-672-2480 - DeWeese Health Center
330-672-2322 - Financial, Billing and Enrollment Center
330-672-6000 - Honors College
330-672-2312 - Intercollegiate Athletics
330-672-5974 - Parent & Family Engagement
330-672-8003 - Student Accessibility Services
330-672-3391 - Student Multicultural Center
330-672-3560 - Transfer Kent State Student Orientation
800-988-KENT - University Housing
800-706-8941