Getting Started:
Thank you for your interest in Kent State University's Computer Science program!
Explore
- Four optional concentrations; Data Engineering, Game Programming, Information Security, and Robotics and Embedded Systems.
- Preparation for a career in a computer science field
- The foundation needed for a graduate program
Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science
- Can serve as a second major to another field of interest
- Serves as a solid foundation in a liberal arts education
Visit
- KSU Preview . Held in fall and spring semesters, these half-day events include a resource fair, presentations on financial aid, campus tours, and a look at a model dorm room, along with a session which includes question and answers in the computer science department.
- Campus Tour, includes a 30-minute presentation followed by a 90-minute walking tour of campus. (To add a computer science department visit to your Campus Tour, just email the faculty advisors at ugradinfo@cs.kent.edu with the date and your time constraints, and we will set up an appointment
- Virtual Tour, and you can meet a faculty advisor online - just sign up through one of the links below:
- Online Information Session for Prospective Undergraduate Students
- Online Information Session for Prospective Undergraduate Students (International Students)
Find Academic Resources
- Undergraduate advisors: professional undergraduate advisors in the College of Arts and Sciences, and faculty advisors in the Department of Computer Science.
- Tutoring for many computer science classes
- Kent State University's Academic Success Center provides Supplemental Instruction and Tutoring for a wide range of non-CS courses
Find a Job
- Why Computer Science?. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says that employment in the field will grow much faster than the average for all occupations, and there are far more new jobs in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) for computing professionals than any other area. Moreover, the demand far exceeds the supply. As a result, computer science graduates are in high demand, both in Northeastern Ohio and elsewhere.
- Career Exploration and Development office provides career advice, assistance with resumes, and practice interviews. They sponsor Career Fairs and can assist with finding internships, part-time jobs, or full-time employment.