KSUview
KSUview is an easy and safe way to share your student information, such as financial aid, contact information, registration status and schedule and your student account (detail, summary, tax notification and holds) with parents, guardians or family members.
Please contact the Admissions Office at 330-675-8860 or email TrumbullInfo@kent.edu for information.
First-year students (Spring and Fall)
Register for New Student Orientation, where you will meet with an academic advisor to schedule classes.
Spring 2027 dates open Oct. 1, and Summer/Fall 2027 dates open Feb. 1. You’ll receive a personalized link by email.
First-year students
Register for New Student Orientation, where you will meet with an academic advisor to schedule classes.
Spring 2027 dates open Oct. 1, and Summer/Fall 2027 dates open Feb. 1. You’ll receive a personalized link by email.
Within two weeks of admission, we’ll evaluate your GPA, test scores and/or transcripts to determine if you need to take placement exams.
Then, we’ll let you know how to take placement testing (if needed) and how to schedule a New Student Orientation appointment to register for classes.
First-year students and Transfer students (less than 30 credit hours)
Register for New Student Orientation, where you will meet with an academic advisor to schedule classes.
Spring 2027 dates open Oct. 1, and Summer/Fall 2027 dates open Feb. 1.
ScholarshipUniverse is your hub for finding and applying for scholarships.
It is a search portal that matches you to internal (Kent State-specific) and external scholarships.
The 2027-28 ) opens Oct. 1, 2026, for summer and fall 2027 admits.
Spring admits should complete the 2026-27 FAFSA.
If you are required to take placement testing in reading, writing, math and/or music, we will email you with instructions on how to complete the assessment(s) before registering for classes.
If you are required to take placement testing in reading, writing and/or math, we will email you with instructions on how to complete the assessment(s) before registering for classes.
If you are not required to take placement testing, we will email you with instructions about registering for New Student Orientation (first-year students) or meeting with an academic advisor (transfer students) to register for classes.
