Dr. Derek Burkholder, research scientist at Nova Southeastern University, will present, "All Hands On Deck: Shark and Sea Turtle Conservation." This event is free and open to the public, and has been generously funded by the Herbert W. Hoover Foundation. Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. Lecture begins at 7 p.m.Contact Dr. Greg Smith at gsmith62@kent.edu for more information.

We will be discussing, Yesteryear, by Caro Claire Burke

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When Megan Burnett enrolled at Kent State University in 2019, she knew she wanted to major in a field which would give her the opportunity to help people. The university’s Exploratory Program in University College has given her a blueprint to help her reach her dreams.Now Burnett will be entering her junior year as a Human Development and Family Studies major. She will be joining other students, staff and faculty for a robust fall 2021 semester fully back on campus following a year of mostly-remote learning during the pandemic.“I knew the passion that I wanted to chase, but I had absolute...

How do I dispute a grade?

How do I dispute a grade?
Students who believe a score or final grade is incorrect should contact the course instructor to respectfully address the concern about the grade and how it was calculated. Many issues can be resolved by checking assignment scores, missing work or grading policies listed in the course syllabus.

If the concern is not resolved, students may request a formal grade review through Kent State's Grade Grievance Process.

How do I view my grades?

How do I view my grades?
Students can view midterm and final grades in FlashLine. Instructors post grades at the end of the semester and, once submitted, they appear on students' Kent State record.

Viewing grades in FlashLine
Students can view their midterm and final grades in FlashLine by logging in and selecting:
Student > Resources > Grades and Transcripts > View Final Grades for the Current Term (or View Midterm Grades)

After selecting the term, students can view their official course grades.

How do my CCP courses count toward high school graduation?

How do my CCP courses count toward high school graduation?
For students enrolled under Option B, completed CCP courses earn students high school and college credit at the same time. According to state guidelines, each CCP course matches specific high school requirements.

Students must work closely with their high school counselor to maintain momentum toward graduation and see how CCP credits can help them.

How CCP courses are matched to high school requirements

Can you take CCP courses at multiple colleges or universities?

Can you take CCP courses at multiple colleges or universities?
Students are permitted to take College Credit Plus courses at more than one college or university during the same academic year. The state of Ohio's College Credit Plus rules allow students to participate at any number of participating colleges as long as they follow each school's admission and registration process.

Students looking to participate in CCP courses at multiple colleges or universities should be aware that:

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