Thank you for your interest in joining our Kent State University family!
Let's get started. If you’re unsure about which application to use, please reach out to our Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
Check Existing Application Status Returning or Former Applicant
Former students: Are you returning to Kent State?
If you’ve taken classes at Kent State University in the past, you might not need to apply for admission (excludes College Credit Plus students). Read more here.
If you have not attended any college, university, technical or proprietary school after graduation from high school, select this option. Students who have taken college coursework while in high school should also apply here as a freshman.
It’s not too late! The fall scholarship deadline has been extended. Apply by May 1.
If you were enrolled in a college, university, technical or proprietary school after graduation from high school, this is where you belong.
Former students: If you’ve taken classes at Kent State University in the past, you might not need to apply for admission (excludes College Credit Plus students).
Choose this option if you have received a baccalaureate degree from a college or university, yet wish to take additional undergraduate courses. There are two types of post-undergraduate applicants:
- Post-undergraduate degree-seeking applicants – individuals interested in seeking an additional bachelor’s degree.
- Post-undergraduate non–degree-seeking applicants – individuals just interested in taking additional undergraduate coursework.
Select this option if you would like to take a limited number of undergraduate courses for credit. In order to apply as a guest, students must have graduated from high school, obtained a GED certificate or the equivalent, or be currently enrolled at another institution. Guest students can only enroll for up to 18 semester hours. Students cannot earn a degree as a guest student, nor can they apply for financial aid through Kent State. International students applying as undergraduate guest students should review the requirements prior to submitting the guest application. If you are taking courses at another institution, please consult with that financial aid office.
Select this option if you would like to take classes for your degree completely online. Degrees are available in the following majors:
- Accounting Technology
- Business Management Technology
- Criminology and Justice Studies
- Environmental Management
- General Business
- Information Technology
- Insurance Studies
- Medical Billing
- Nursing - RN to BSN (Registered Nurses Only)
- Office Technology
- Public Health
- Radiologic and Imaging Sciences
- Respiratory Care
- Technical and Applied Studies
The College Credit Plus program (CCP) allows qualified seventh through 12th grade students to take college-level classes.