Begin researching your options for education abroad programs at least one year in advance. The Office of Global Education (OGE), has an up-to-date listing of education abroad programs that are offered by Kent State, as well as programs sponsored by other universities and third party providers. Costs for certain programs can also be found on this site.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the academic year in which you will be participating in an education abroad program. The FAFSA Form can be filed electronically on StudentAid.gov.
It is important to start searching for scholarships early. Review ScholarshipUniverse regularly for all Kent State scholarships. Check our list of Education Abroad Scholarships for external scholarship resources and check the Office of Global Education Financial Aid and Scholarships page for additional information.
Review all of the information provided. If you have any questions or want to discuss your individual account, please contact the Financial, Billing & Enrollment Center with any questions about your financial aid.
ISEP programs are immersive and life-changing, allowing students to gain cross-cultural understanding and respect for others.
ISEP offers an impressive and affordable array of programs among a global community of universities in more than 50 countries throughout Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America, Oceania, and South America.
ISEP’s priority application deadlines are:
Technical Standards are established to acknowledge the essential functional requirements necessary for enrolled students to acquire the knowledge, skills, competencies and values of an entry level radiologic technologist. The technical standards of admission are not a complete listing of behaviors required but are a sampling of the types of abilities needed to meet program objectives and requirements.
First-year students in Kent State’s College of Aeronautics and Engineering were challenged to engineer and build propeller-driven aircraft suspended by helium balloons as part of the college’s “Lighter Than Air” competition.This project is a capstone in the Introduction to Engineering class. Student teams must successfully design, build and fly an aircraft that adheres to a specified budget. Teams collaborate on a preliminary design before giving a presentation of their work. After completing this presentation, teams build their aircraft using balsa wood, propellers and electronics such as ser...
