Facts & Figures Columbiana County Campuses
Kent State University's Columbiana County campuses provide a world-class education taught by world-class faculty at roughly half the cost of a four-year university in the state of Ohio. We also offer lower rates for Northern West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania residents.
ENROLLMENT (as of Spring Semester 2022):
| East Liverpool | 1,128 |
|---|---|
| Salem | 1,393 |
| Total | 2,521 |
OUR STUDENTS:
Combined, the Columbiana County Campuses enroll approximately 3,000 students.
- 70% Female
- 30% Male
Approximately 1/3 of our students are 25 years of age or older
ACADEMIC EXPENSES:
The 2021 – 2022 Tuition Guarantee Cohort Rates apply to first-year degree-seeking undergraduate and eligible transfer students starting at Kent State during the 2021-2022 academic year.
Tuition and fees per semester for full-time status.
Tuition Guarantee Cohort Ohio Resident: $3,375.46 (Undergraduate Lower Division 10000-20000) $3,947.66 (Undergraduate Upper Division 30000-40000)
Tuition Guarantee Cohort Non-Ohio Resident: $7,765.70 (Undergraduate Lower Division 10000-20000) $8,337.90 (Undergraduate Upper Division 30000-40000)
Tuition Guarantee Cohort WV and PA Resident*: $4,214.70 (Undergraduate Lower Division 10000-20000) $4,786.90 (Undergraduate Upper Division 30000-40000)
* Residents of Brooke, Hancock and Ohio counties in West Virginia: residents of Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Crawford, Erie, Lawrence and Mercer counties in Pennsylvania.
Information regarding tuition rates for current Kent State undergraduate students may be found at www.kent.edu/tuition.
DEGREE PROGRAMS:
Students can complete 28 bachelor's and associate degrees. There are 280 programs of undergraduate study available throughout the Kent State University eight-campus system. Certificates are also available.
CALENDAR:
- Fall semester runs August - December
- Spring semester runs January - May
- There are four (4) Summer sessions that run May - August (Intersession, three weeks; Summer I, five weeks; Summer II, eight weeks; and Summer III, five weeks)
