Degree Completion Office Launched

The University Degree Completion Office helps students who have stopped out, complete their bachelor’s degree in a convenient and flexible manner. Eligible students must have: 

  • Completed 90 credit hours or more at any KSU campus
  • Earned at least a 2.0 or higher GPA
  • Stopped attending Kent State University for at least two years

Students must choose to earn a degree in either the Bachelor of Integrative Studies or the Bachelor of Science in Educational Studies. An office has been established within Undergraduate Studies to recruit students and work with them on completing their degree.

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