Program of Study Form - For Post Undergraduate Students - 2026-2027 (Dynamic Form)
This form is for the Summer 2026, Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 semesters.
Parent PLUS Late Disbursement Form - (Dynamic Form)
Use this form to request disbursement of a Federal Direct Parent PLUS Loan after the student is no longer enrolled.
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IRS Non-Filing Statement Form - Kent State Email Addresses Only - 2026-2027 (Dynamic Form)
Use this form if you were required to submit an IRS Verification of Non- Filing Letter, but have not received it after 10 business days.
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Independent Student Verification Worksheet - 2026-2027 (Dynamic Form)
Use this form if you were not required to include parent information on your FAFSA. The student will start the form and complete the information pertaining to them. If the student is married, it will be routed to the spouse to complete their portion of the form.
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Federal Direct Loan Change Request Form - Increase - 2026-2027 (Dynamic Form)
Complete the Increase form if you need to increase your Federal Direct Loan amount or if you declined Federal Direct Loan funds and now want to accept them.
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Federal Direct Loan Change Request Form - Decrease - 2026-2027 (Dynamic Form)
Complete the Decrease form if you want to reduce or cancel your Federal Direct Loan.
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Dependent Unsubsidized Verification Form - 2026-2027 (Dynamic Form)
Students whose parents refuse to fill out the FAFSA on their behalf; or do not provide any financial support to the student, indicating the date the support ended, and will not provide any financial support to the student in the future may qualify for the Dependent Unsubsidized Loans only.
Dependent Student Verification Worksheet - 2026-2027 (Dynamic Form)
Use this form if you included parent information on the FAFSA. The student will start this form and complete just information pertaining to them. It is then routed to the parent to complete their portion.
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For Kent State alumna Shelby Montgomery, ’17, B.S., ’19, M.A., the journey to becoming a speech language pathologist began with an injury on a high school soccer field.The Coshocton native was standing beside the goal during practice when a teammate kicked a ball that hit her in the head.“I went down pretty quick with a concussion,” she said. “I had a couple more concussions after that because I never fully healed from the first one.”The injuries impaired her cognitive skills, which limited her schooling to half days for a time. Though temporarily debilitating, her injuries also sparked ...