Admission will consist of meeting application requirements for:

1. Kent State University Dietetic Internship (via Dietetic Inclusive Centralized Application Services, DICAS)
2. Computer Matching (online through D&D Digital Systems)

You must have an overall GPA of 3.0 or above to be considered a candidate for the KSU Combined MS/Dietetic Internship Program. As an internship candidate your overall GPA and science GPA will be most important. GRE tests are not required for application to the KSU Graduate Program or to the KSU Dietetic Internship.

With the help of internships and Kent Sate's award-winning student support services, Tyler knows exactly where he belongs.

Gerontology - Graduate Certificate

The Gerontology graduate certificate program provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively serve the growing aging population. Kent State University and the University of Akron together offer a graduate-level Certificate in Gerontology, which may be received in conjunction with degrees from either institution at the Specialist’s, Master’s or Doctoral levels.

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Master of Arts in Human Development and Family Science

The Master of Arts degree in Human Development and Family Science provides students with advanced knowledge in the fields of family sciences and human development and the opportunity to develop multidisciplinary research and community outreach skills. Coursework enables students to apply to become Certified Family Life Educators.

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Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Science

Students in Human Development and Family Science (HDFS) receive the knowledge and skills needed to help individuals and families across the lifespan to flourish in a global society. The degree prepares students for a wide range of careers in various settings including community-based social services, prevention, advocacy, family intervention, case management, program development and evaluation, and nonprofit management.