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The Finance major at Kent State University is a University Affiliated Program with the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA™) Society. Finance majors receive scholarships for study materials and CFA program tests. From the CFA website: “An Affiliated University signals to their students and to employers that their curriculum is closely tied to the practice of investment management and is helpful to students preparing for the CFA® Program exams.”
We have partnerships with several local real estate firms who perform research and analyze investments in real estate. Our alumni work in private equity and hedge fund firms like The Townsend Group and the Stepstone Group.
We have partnered with the University of Akron School of Law and with Cleveland State University College of Law in a 3+3 JD program. This allows students to go only three years at Kent State, and then go three years at law school. The first of those three years in law school is applied back to Kent State to complete our finance major.
We have partnered with the Ohio Bankers’ League for our students to obtain free training and internships in banks either near their hometown or near Kent State University. The program provides two weeks of basic bank training and then provides a twelve-week internship for the student during the summer.
There is a growing need for financial planners – people who help other people build wealth and plan for kids’ college expenses, retirement, and other needs. We have a partnership with NY Life and Cerifi to provide training and test materials for the Securities Industry Exam (SIE), which is the first step toward a career in financial planning.
Three Kent State University College of Nursing students had an unexpected opportunity to come to the aid of a person who had fallen on a sidewalk while suffering a seizure. The incident took place in May, as students Audrey Jokovich, Keenan Orr and Marissa Tyger were beginning their community clinical rotation in the city of Wooster, Ohio, about 45 miles southwest of the Kent Campus. The trio had just met for lunch with Tracy Dodson, Ph.D., MSN, RN, associate professor in the College of Nursing, who gave them their first assignment of getting to know the community where they ...
