Kent State offers 26 associate degree programs, 144 bachelor’s degree programs and 112 master’s degree programs, in addition to 188 undergraduate minors and 80 undergraduate and graduate certificates (see full list). Kent State offers comparable programs for all of Notre Dame programs, see the crosswalk tables.

No. Only grades earned in Kent State courses will count in the Kent State GPA for graduation and displayed on the Kent State student transcript.

Did you take college-level courses while you were still in high achool? If so, those courses will be reported on a college transcript that is separate from your high school transcript, even if they are listed as part of your high school academics. If you are applying as an undergraduate student and you took CCP coursework somewhere other than Kent State, you will need to have official transcripts from that college or university forwarded directly to the Office of Admissions at the Kent State University.

Kent State awards AP, CLEP, IB and A-Level credit when your test scores are sent directly to the university.

Kent State University is a Military Friendly institution and awards college credit for basic military training, military courses and military occupations. All eligible credits must be recognized by the American Council on Education (ACE), which recommends appropriate credit hours to be awarded. We honor all ACE credit recommendations and also honor the State of Ohio Military Transfer Assurance Guide (MTAG) equivalencies as well.

Student transcripts can be sent to Kent State via the National Student Clearinghouse. Please see Notre Dame College’s Student Q&A for more information on how to request your transcript. Kent State will provide an expedited review of transcripts for credit evaluation.

Yes, Kent State University will accept all non-remedial courses from Notre Dame College at the undergraduate and graduate levels for college credit. Kent State will determine the applicability of these credits to specific program requirements upon admission.