Step 3: Review Prerequisites, Permits and Overrides
Check for prerequisites, corequisites, or other course restrictions carefully when planning your schedule and before you attempt to register using one of the searches below:
Step 2: View and Plan Your Schedule
- View the Detailed Class Search by term within the Schedule of Classes.
- Set up your tentative class schedule using the Visual Schedule Builder (VSB).
Step 1: Meet With Your Academic Advisor
- To ensure you are making progress toward your degree, schedule an advising appointment with your academic advisor before your time to register.
- Learn more about advising and the other services offered within your college or campus
Financial Aid & Scholarships
It is possible to use your federal financial aid to go on Kent State University-approved education abroad programs. You can learn more on the Financial, Billing and Enrollment Center website.
It is also possible to use most Kent State scholarships for education abroad costs. You can find education abroad scholarships on ScholarshipUniverse.
Application Process
Students will be required to complete three applications:
- An internal Kent State Education Abroad application.
- An ISEP application.
- And a partner university application.
These quick steps below will help walk you through the process.
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