What is my Kent State email address and how do I access it?

What is my Kent State email address and how do I access it?
Every student receives a Kent State (@kent.edu) email address after admission. Students use their Kent State email for course communication, campus updates, and important information.

Kent State's email system works through Microsoft Outlook, allowing students to communicate with staff and stay up to date.

How do I access FlashLine?

How do I access FlashLine?
FlashLine is available at flashline.kent.edu. 

Through FlashLine, students can view courses, schedules, email, account details, placement scores and campus resources.

Signing in to FlashLine
After admission, students receive an email with their FlashLine credentials, login instructions and a link to the site. Students can access FlashLine with their given Kent State email address and their unique account password.

Will my Kent State credits transfer to another college or university?

Will my Kent State credits transfer to another college or university?
Most CCP credits earned at Kent State transfer to public and private institutions across Ohio and the nation. However, how credits apply to students' graduation progress and requirements can vary by college and major.

New CCP students must follow the "First 15" rule by taking Level I (general education) courses for their first 15 credits at Kent State. Level I courses are designed to be highly transferable to provide students with more flexibility early on.

How do I have credits from another college or university applied to my Kent State transcript?

How do I have credits from another college or university applied to my Kent State transcript?
Outside college credits do not change CCP eligibility or funding. While outside credits cannot be added to students' transcripts in high school, it is important to notify advisors of any past college or AP credits. With this information, advisors can help students avoid repeating classes to get closer to achieving future goals.

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