View and Make Award Decisions Instructions
How do I Accept/Decline/Modify my Awards
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KENT, Ohio - The Kent Chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon (PSE) returned from another successful year at the National Convention in St. Louis earning numerous awards. Nine students represented the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship from Kent State University’s Zeta Xi chapter.Pi Sigma Epsilon is the nation’s only professional business fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing, and management.The Kent Chapter of PSE, led by faculty advisor Ellen Daniels, was awarded several national awards as a team including the Arno Kleimenhagen Award for Sustained Excellence. Kent S...
Financial Aid Requirements and Active Messages Video
At times, students may need to provide extra information or documentation to finalize their financial aid eligibility, known as outstanding requirements. We communicate any outstanding requirements to students via their financial aid active messages in FlashLine. It's crucial for students to regularly check their active messages to ensure all necessary steps are completed for receiving their financial aid. This video will demonstrate how to view outstanding requirements and active messages in FlashLine.
Financial Aid Requirements and Active Messages Instructions
How to View Outstanding Financial Aid Requirements/Financial Aid Messages
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How to Search for Scholarships
Kent State University offers a variety of scholarship options that students can pursue via ScholarshipUniverse. This video provides guidance to maximize your scholarship search opportunities at Kent State.
Understanding Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
To retain eligibility for federal financial aid at Kent State University, students must uphold Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards leading to degree attainment. By viewing the following video, students will gain insight into Kent State's SAP policy and learn about the appeals process in cases of non-compliance.
Exit Counseling
All students who have borrowed federal student loans must complete Exit Counseling on studentaid.gov within six months after graduating from the university or dropping below half-time enrollment. Exit Counseling acquaints you with your loan lender, provides an overview of your borrowing, and helps you select the appropriate repayment plan. This video will inform students about the Exit Counseling process and the necessary steps to complete it.