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Kent State is located in Ohio’s #1 college town and one of the best college towns in America, where campus life and a welcoming community come together.
Alumni Reunion Weekend Celebrations
Take advantage of a summer weekend in Cleveland by attending our Alumni Reunion Weekend events surrounding the symposium! Whether friend or alum... we're happy to have you join us!
Downtown Kent Section Three
A transformative infrastructure project to create a safer, more welcoming gateway to downtown is underway.
Do credits earned as a Guest student establish a cohort?
No. The Golden Guarantee only applies to degree-seeking students. If you previously took a few classes at Kent State as a guest student or while in high school (College Credit Plus), your tuition cohort is not established until you officially matriculate into a degree-seeking program. At that time, you will be assigned the cohort rate in effect for that term.
How is my tuition rate determined as a transfer student?
Your Golden Guarantee rate is based solely on the academic year you begin your degree-seeking studies at Kent State. Whether you transfer 3 credit hours or enough to be considered a senior, you will be assigned the current academic year's cohort rate. While your transfer credits may shorten your time to graduation, your guaranteed tuition rate is fixed for four academic years from your start date at Kent State
Senator Bernie Moreno visited Kent State University's airport on July 17, touring the university's aeronautics and engineering programs. The visit brought together Moreno, Dean of the College of Aeronautics and Engineering Christina Bloebaum and Rubén Del Rosario, Director of the Center for Advanced Air Mobility, along with Kent State students.Moreno, who brings decades of business and entrepreneurial experience to his role in the Senate, is backing the $6.1 million federal funding request designed to expand the facility's capacity and safety infrastructure—new taxi lanes and aircraft par...
College of Communication & Information
One hundred years after the first edition of The Kent Stater, Student Media continues celebrating a century of student journalism, storytelling and creative expression while looking ahead to its next chapter.The celebration resumes this fall with a series of exhibitions and events honoring the people, publications and experiences that have shaped Student Media over the past century.Leading into Homecoming, Kent State University Libraries' Special Collections and Archives will unveil a centennial exhibition showcasing the history of The Kent Stater. Each display case will highlight a different ...
