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Kent State Ashtabula
Kent State Ashtabula is the northernmost campus in the system, minutes from the shore of Lake Erie. Students choose from associate and bachelor's degrees that include one of the region's most respected nursing programs and Ohio's only wine degree programs.
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Kent State East Liverpool
Kent State East Liverpool overlooks the Ohio River from a walkable downtown campus with deep roots in its community. Together with the nearby Salem Campus, it anchors Kent State's presence in Columbiana County, with particular strength in health professions programs such as occupational therapy assistant.
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Kent State Geauga
Kent State Geauga in Burton is the only college campus in Geauga County, one of the fastest growing counties in Ohio. Students earn associate and bachelor's degrees in a small, close-knit setting, with additional courses offered nearby at the Twinsburg Academic Center.
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Kent Campus
The Kent Campus is the flagship of the university and home to the full range of Kent State degree programs, from bachelor's through doctoral study. The Esplanade connects the residential campus directly to downtown Kent, putting students a short walk from the shops and restaurants of a genuine college town.
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Kent State Salem
Kent State Salem serves students across Columbiana County with associate and bachelor's programs and a strong focus on nursing and the health sciences. Purpose-built spaces on campus, including a health and science wing and a greenhouse, keep coursework hands-on.
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Kent State Stark
Kent State Stark in North Canton is the largest of the regional campuses, set on a 200-acre campus with the feel of a private college. Students can complete more than 25 degree programs, from associate through master's, without leaving Stark.
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Kent State Trumbull
Kent State Trumbull, just outside Warren, spreads across a 350-acre campus that includes two-acre Lake Anne. Students can complete more than 25 degree programs on site or begin coursework toward any Kent State degree.
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Kent State Tuscarawas
Kent State Tuscarawas in New Philadelphia offers bachelor's and associate degrees alongside a full slate of noncredit and workforce training options. Its Performing Arts Center also makes the campus a cultural hub for the Tuscarawas Valley.