Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care Now Available!

Kent State Ashtabula is proud to announce the addition of a Bachelor’s degree program in Respiratory Care.  Building upon the foundation of an associate degree in respiratory therapy, our Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care is the solution for both students completing an associate degree and working respiratory therapists that wish to expand their career options.  Our accredited completer program is offered in an accelerated format that offers 7-week courses and is completely online.  Applications are now being accepting and students may apply online for admission to Kent State Ashtabula.

Learn more about the Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Care

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Local Student Graduates College at 17

Like most 17-year-olds, Selinda Floss is preparing for her upcoming graduation. But unlike most students her age, her graduation includes a bachelor's degree in criminology and justice studies from Kent State University at Ashtabula.

Floss, who participated in the College Credit Plus program and has previously earned an associate degree and plans to attend law school in the near future, was recently featured in The Star Beacon about her upcoming graduation.  

Kent State Ashtabula's 78th commencement ceremony will be held Thursday, May 9, 2024 in Susan J. Stocker Hall.

Campus and Community Come Together to Formally Dedicate Susan J. Stocker Hall
Kent State President Todd Diacon, Glen and Nancy Warner, former Ashtabula dean Susan Stocker, James Mayer and Ashtabula dean Bill Ayres at the Susan J.
Job Fair Connects BSW Students with Agencies to Bridge Social Worker Shortage

Ohio – just like other states across the country – struggles with providing access to mental health services, as well as a shortage of social workers. In response to this situation, Kent State University’s College of Applied and Technical Studies last year launched its Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program, aimed at addressing these significant challenges with a concentration on rural social work – a recognized need in areas where many of the Kent State Regional Campuses are located.

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