Can I visit KSUCPM?
We cannot wait to meet you! Schedule an individual visit by filling out the online form or by calling our office at 216-916-7485. You can also e-mail us at podiatry@kent.edu. Your visit will include a tour of the campus with a current student and a one-on-one meeting with a representative from the Office of Enrollment Management.
The KSUCPM Campus is located at 6000 Rockside Woods Blvd. North, Independence, Ohio 44131.
Can I speak with current KSUCPM students?
Absolutely! Please email the Enrollment Management office at podiatry@kent.edu to be put in contact with one of the college's student ambassadors.
Does KSUCPM Accept Transfer Students?
Students who have had successful attendance at another college of podiatric medicine and are in good academic and personal standing may apply to KSUCPM for transfer. Decisions regarding transfer admission status are at the discretion of the Dean and Enrollment Management Committee members.
Applicants for transfer admission must meet the criteria for initial application as outlined in the requirements section and follow the procedures outlined below. Submit a letter to the Office of Enrollment Management requesting transfer consideration.
Does KSUCPM Accept International Students?
International students attending an institution outside the Continental US are required to have their academic transcripts submitted and evaluated through World Education Services to meet base requirements. KSUCPM also requires International applicants to show proficiency in the English language. If English is not the applicant's primary language, and they have not attended an accredited US undergraduate institution, they are required to take the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) with acceptable scores.
Does KSUCPM have Partnerships with any Undergraduate Programs?
KSUCPM cooperates in articulation agreements with several national institutions.
This program permits qualified undergraduate students at participating institutions to enter KSUCPM after the completion of three years of college study. Entrance into the program is predicated on proven academic abilities including the completion of courses normally associated with a general pre-med curriculum, commitment to the profession and its advancement, and demonstrated moral and professional character.
