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View your admission decision through your online . Visit the Application Review Process on the application requirements for more information.

Even if you’re only taking a couple of courses, consider coming on campus to see what makes our student experience distinctively unique! Busy schedule? No problem. Kent State offers self-guided tours so you can tour at your own pace and at any time that's convenient for you. Access our tours and events page to choose from a variety of options.

Admitted students, please confirm your offer of admission through your .��

��is Kent State’s secure online portal and is the gateway to world-class intranet services, where you will register for classes, get your transfer credit evaluation, select your chosen name and much more.

Get Started

1. To log in for the first time, go to����and��click on "Start here" after "New user?"
2. Enter your username. This is the first part of your email address (ex. "janedoe@kent.edu" is "janedoe"). Refer to your admission letter for your Kent State email address and your username.
3. New students are given a temporary password when their account is created. Enter your temporary password.
4. The format of the password is: mmmyyxxxxx where:
   1. mmm = first three letters of the birth month.
   2. yy = last two digits of the birth year.
   3. xxxxx = last five digits of the Kent State Identification Number (see admission letter).
5. Once you have successfully logged in with this temporary password, you will be prompted to select a new password. You are also asked to provide an alternate email address and to answer challenge questions that you can use to reset your password in case it is forgotten.

If you need login assistance, contact the Help Desk at 330-672-4357 or go to��.

File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for federal and state financial aid programs. Access our FAFSA page for helpful videos, important dates and other information related to FAFSA.

Some programs have specific next steps that need to be completed. You’ll want to communicate with your program to make sure you are all set to get started. Find your program director by visiting the��

You may also reach out to our graduate admissions counselor.

Creating and embracing an inclusive environment is important to the mission of ��ɫapp. We recognize that some students use a name other than their legal name to identify themselves, so Kent State has established a process for students to request a chosen name. We suggest completing this��before you arrive on campus.

Here are the steps for indicating a chosen��name:

1. Log in to FlashLine and select "Student" in the left-hand column.
2. Under "Student," select "Resources."
3. Under "Resources," select "Requests and Authorizations."
4. The webpage will be displayed; double click on "Chosen Name Request."

Visit our��graduate student orientation page for upcoming dates and activities.

��is Kent State’s secure online portal and is the gateway to world-class intranet services, where you will register for classes, get your transfer credit evaluation, select your chosen name and much more.

Get Started

1. To log in for the first time, go to����and��click on "Start here" after "New user?"
2. Enter your username. This is the first part of your email address (ex. "janedoe@kent.edu" is "janedoe"). Refer to your admission letter for your Kent State email address and your username.
3. New students are given a temporary password when their account is created. Enter your temporary password.
4. The format of the password is: mmmyyxxxxx where:
   1. mmm = first three letters of the birth month.
   2. yy = last two digits of the birth year.
   3. xxxxx = last five digits of the Kent State Identification Number (see admission letter).
5. Once you have successfully logged in with this temporary password, you will be prompted to select a new password. You are also asked to provide an alternate email address and to answer challenge questions that you can use to reset your password in case it is forgotten.

If you need login assistance, contact the Help Desk at 330-672-4357 or go to��.

To pay the enrollment fee online,�� and click on "My Lists" and the checkmark icon in the upper right-hand corner. Click on "Pay Enrollment Fee" and follow the payment instructions.

The enrollment fee is refundable until Dec. 1 for incoming spring students and May 1 for incoming fall students. You can request a refund by contacting your admissions counselor��or emailing us at admissions@kent.edu.

KSUview is an easy and safe way to share your student information such as financial aid, personal information (address, phone and email), registration (status and schedule) and your student account (detail, summary, tax notification and holds).

This could be helpful if your parent or family member will help you with financial aid or need information about account balances, which are other items you will address as part of this checklist.

If you would like to give your parent of family member access to your information, complete these steps:

• and select "Student" in the left-hand column.
• Under "Student" select "Resources."
• Under "Resources" select "Requests and Authorizations."
• The webpage will be displayed; double click on KSUview.
• Choose "Add Designee" and fill in the fields for First Name, Last Name and Email Address for the person you’re giving access to; click "Add Designee."
• Click on "Expand" (designee name). In the Profile tab, complete the information requested for your designee. On the Authorization tab, select the items you’d like your designee to view online.

Pay close attention to dates for financial aid, on-campus housing and Destination Kent State (DKS), New Student Orientation.��

New First-Year Students��Entering in the Fall 2024�����𳾱���ٱ��

• December 2023 –�� opens for 2024-25��academic year.
• Feb. 1, 2024��–��On-campus housing application opens.��
• Feb. 1, 2024��–��Destination Kent State (DKS), New Student Orientation registration opens.
• May 1, 2024��– Priority deadline to submit the $150 enrollment fee to confirm your place in the freshman class.
• TBD – Residence hall��move-in�����𲵾��Բ�.
• TBD –��KSU Kickoff�����𲵾��Բ�.
• Aug. 19, 2024��– Fall classes begin.

New First-Year Students Entering in the Spring 2024�����𳾱���ٱ��

• Oct. 1, 2022��– opens for 2023-24��academic year.
• Oct. 1, 2023��– Destination Kent State (DKS) orientation registration opens.
• Oct. 15, 2023��– On-campus housing application opens.
• Jan. 13, 2024 - Residence hall move-in begins.
• Jan. 16, 2024��– Spring classes begin.

You're invited to join the ��ɫapp private chat��community for admitted students on ZeeMee! Join this��platform of over 8,000��Future Flashes��to chat��about anything and everything Kent State.

Get involved and explore all the ways to connect:

• Chat with fellow admitted students who share your interests
• Ask important questions with University Housing or your Admissions Counselor
• Take the roommate quiz to find your best match for on-campus housing
• Participate in live, social events

The ��for the 2024-25 school year will open no later than Dec. 31, 2023. This is one of the most important applications of your college career. To maximize your financial assistance, you must submit the FAFSA by Feb. 15, 2024.

ScholarshipUniverse��is your��hub for finding and applying for scholarships. It is a search portal that will match you to internal (Kent State-specific) and external scholarships.

We want to help everyone achieve their dream of attending college. Our financial aid experts can help students and families find the best combination of aid and scholarships to help them reach their goals. Visit��the financial aid website for more information.

There are three main events:

• Future Flash Day: Visit campus in our��landmark��admitted student event. In a day personalized to your needs and your major, get any lasting��questions answered all while celebrating your��acceptance to Kent State!
• Next Steps Events:��Attend these virtual information sessions to learn about your next steps as a student – from orientation to housing and financial aid. A Q&A and virtual campus tour will be offered at the end!
• 30-Minute Flash Topics: In these quick, virtual events,��get info��on��Kent State's award-winning student services, clubs and organizations, and all the ways to get involved on campus.

All admitted student events are by��invitation only. You will receive a personalized��registration link��to��the email used to apply for admission, or you can access these events in your��.

Learn more about admitted student events on our webpage.

You can apply to live in one of our 24 residence halls beginning Oct. 15 for incoming spring students��and Feb. 1 for incoming fall students.

Or, if you plan to commute, you will need to submit the��exemption form.

You can register for Destination Kent State,��New Student Orientation (DKS) through your account.

You can register beginning Oct. 1 for incoming spring students��and Feb. 1 for incoming fall students. DKS is a required orientation program where you will meet with your academic advisor and schedule all your classes.

Ask your school counselor to send us your final high school transcript with your graduation date, which is a required item to begin taking classes at Kent State. To receive college credit for any college-level courses taken in high school, you also need to send us your final college transcript(s) from the college(s) awarding credit and/or your Advanced Placement/International Baccalaureate scores.

You can find this information on the��One Stop for Student Services website.

Creating and embracing an inclusive environment is important to the mission of ��ɫapp. We recognize that some students use a name other than their legal name to identify themselves, so Kent State has established a process for students to request a chosen name. We suggest completing this��before you arrive on campus.

Here are the steps for indicating a chosen��name:

1. Log in to FlashLine and select "Student" in the left-hand column.
2. Under "Student," select "Resources."
3. Under "Resources," select "Requests and Authorizations."
4. The webpage will be displayed; double click on "Chosen Name Request."

1. If you are living on campus, review��residence hall move-in dates and details.��

2. Attend��KSU Kickoff��the week leading up to fall semester! This is an energetic, fun and unforgettable days-long welcome event! Kickoff activities and events will familiarize you with the KSU community, faculty and staff, make new friends and prepare to start off the fall semester.

��is Kent State’s secure online portal and is the gateway to world-class intranet services, where you will register for classes, get your transfer credit evaluation, select your chosen name and much more.

Get Started

1. To log in for the first time, go to����and��click on "Start here" after "New user?"
2. Enter your username. This is the first part of your email address (ex. "janedoe@kent.edu" is "janedoe"). Refer to your admission letter for your Kent State email address and your username.
3. New students are given a temporary password when their account is created. Enter your temporary password.
4. The format of the password is: mmmyyxxxxx where:
   1. mmm = first three letters of the birth month.
   2. yy = last two digits of the birth year.
   3. xxxxx = last five digits of the Kent State Identification Number (see admission letter).
5. Once you have successfully logged in with this temporary password, you will be prompted to select a new password. You are also asked to provide an alternate email address and to answer challenge questions that you can use to reset your password in case it is forgotten.

If you need login assistance, contact the Help Desk at 330-672-4357 or go to��.

Kent State Email Account

We will send��important updates and next-step information via your Kent State email address.��Be sure to check it regularly when you first get started and as you proceed through your academic career at Kent State! One of these important notifications will��let you know that your Transfer Credit Evaluation has been completed.

Transfer Credit Evaluation

Early on you’ll receive an email notification in your kent.edu email notifying you that your Transfer Credit Evaluation is complete. The Transfer Credit Evaluation is a report of how your credits transferred from your previous school(s) and is provided to all transfer students. To access your report,�� account and follow these steps:

1. Click on the "Student" category on the left, then expand the "Resources" section. Next, click on "Advising and GPS."
2. In the "Advising and GPS" section, click on "GPS Audit and Plan." A new window will open.
3. On the left side of the page, under the "GPS Audits" tab, click on "What-If."
4. Under the "What-If" blue bar, choose the following options in the corresponding drop-down boxes: ���������������������� ����������������������
   1. Level: Undergraduate
   2. Degree: Transfer Articulation
   3. Catalog: Your catalog year
5. Above the "What-If" blue bar, click the "Process What-If" button.
6. Your transfer evaluation will open.
7. If you have trouble accessing your FlashLine account, call 330-672-HELP for assistance.

1. Post-undergraduate and non-degree students: Register for classes via the "Student" menu in FlashLine. Contact your��academic advising office for advising and registration assistance.
2. Guest students:��Register for classes via the "Student" menu in FlashLine. Enrollment and course registration information for guest students can be found at��www.kent.edu/guest. If you need additional assistance, please send an email message to guest@kent.edu.

We want to help everyone achieve their dream of attending college. Our financial aid experts can help students and families find the best combination of aid and scholarships to help them reach their goals.

Visit the��financial aid website for more information about various types of financial aid.

If you had in-progress coursework or have completed additional classes since your initial transcript was submitted, forward your final transcripts to the Admissions Office.

Take care of day-to-day living needs!��Housing,��parking and your Kent State ID are key daily essentials.��Tackle these in any order you choose - but be certain you check these items off of your must-do list.

Housing��

• If you are looking to live on campus, submit your application on the��University Housing website. Applications for housing open Oct. 15 for incoming spring students��and Feb. 1 for incoming fall students.

Kent State ID, FLASHcard!

• See��current instructions on how to upload your photo and where to pick up your FLASHcard.��
• The FLASHcard is your ��ɫapp ID card and more. Your card will let you take materials out of the Kent State libraries, access services such as Student Recreation and��Wellness Center and athletic events, and purchase goods and services both on and off campus. If you have a meal��plan, you will use your FLASHcard to purchase meals in our dining halls.

Parking Permit

• To find out which parking permit is best for you, visit the��parking services website.

Creating and embracing an inclusive environment is important to the mission of ��ɫapp. We recognize that some students use a name other than their legal name to identify themselves, so Kent State has established a process for students to request a chosen name. We suggest completing this��before you arrive on campus.

Here are the steps for indicating a chosen��name:

1. Log in to FlashLine and select "Student" in the left-hand column.
2. Under "Student," select "Resources."
3. Under "Resources," select "Requests and Authorizations."
4. The webpage will be displayed; double click on "Chosen Name Request."

Notify the Admissions Office of any changes to your address, phone number or student’s intended major by calling 800-988-5368.

Your student will need to follow the instructions to ��for a new user as shared in the admissions acceptance letter.

Once logged in, your student can:

1. Review��a personalized, dynamic student checklist.
2. Set up your parent/guardian KSUview account.
3. Establish a chosen name.

KSUView

You must have a KSUview account if you would like to view your student’s financial aid, personal information, registration and student account information. Your student will need to set up your KSUview account for parent or family member access.

KSUview provides a safe and easy way for your student to identify you as a designee and grant you permission to view selected student information​​​ such as financial aid, personal information (address, phone and email), registration (status and schedule) and student account information (detail, summary, tax notification and holds). For a parent or family member��to be added as a designee, the following steps must be completed by the student:��

• and select "Student" in the left-hand column.
• Under "Student," select "Resources."
• Under "Resources," select "Requests and Authorizations."
• The webpage will be displayed; double click on "KSUview."
• Choose "Add Designee" and fill in the fields for First Name, Last Name and Email Address for the person you’re giving access to; click "Add Designee."
• Click on "Expand (designee name)". In the "Profile" tab, complete the information requested for your designee. On the "Authorization" tab, select the items you’d like your designee to view online.

The enrollment fee reserves your student’s place in the incoming class.

To pay the enrollment fee online,�� and click on��"My Lists" and the checkmark icon in the upper right-hand corner in FlashLine. Click on "Pay Enrollment Fee" and follow the payment instructions.

The enrollment fee is refundable until Dec. 1 for incoming spring students and May 1 for incoming fall students. You can request a refund by contacting your student's��admissions counselor��or emailing us at admissions@kent.edu.

Be sure to follow these important dates for financial aid, on-campus housing and Destination Kent State (DKS), New Student Orientation. These include:

New First-Year Students��Entering in the Fall 2024�����𳾱���ٱ��

• December 2023 –�� opens for 2024-25��academic year.
• Feb. 1, 2024��–��On-campus housing application opens.��
• Feb. 1, 2024��–��Destination Kent State (DKS), New Student Orientation registration opens.
• May 1, 2024��– Priority deadline to submit the $150 enrollment fee to confirm your place in the freshman class.
• TBD – Residence hall��move-in�����𲵾��Բ�.
• TBD –��KSU Kickoff�����𲵾��Բ�.
• Aug. 19, 2024��– Fall classes begin.

New First-Year Students Entering in the Spring 2024�����𳾱���ٱ��

• Oct. 1, 2022 –����opens for 2023-24��academic year.
• Oct. 1, 2023��–��Destination Kent State (DKS) orientation��registration opens.
• Oct. 15, 2023��–��On-campus housing application��opens.
• Jan. 13, 2024 - Residence hall��move-in�����𲵾��Բ�.
• Jan. 16, 2024��– Spring classes begin.

You can submit the����beginning December 2023 for the 2024-25 school year. This is one of the most important applications of your student's college career. To maximize your financial assistance, you must submit the FAFSA by Feb. 15, 2024.

ScholarshipUniverse��is your student's hub for finding and applying for scholarships. It is a search portal that will match them to internal (Kent State-specific) and external scholarships.

We want to help everyone achieve their dream of attending college. Our financial aid experts can help students and families find the best combination of aid and scholarships to help them reach their goals. Visit��the financial aid website��for more information.

Your student can apply to live in one of our 24 on-campus residence halls��beginning��Oct. 15 for incoming spring students and Feb. 1 for incoming fall students.

If your student plans to commute, they��must submit the Mandatory Housing Exemption form via��the��University Housing website.

An important and mandatory step your student will take to become��a Golden Flash is attending the��Destination Kent State (DKS), New Student Orientation��program. At orientation, your student��will��register for classes, connect with campus��and get their Flashcard. Parents, family and guests are encouraged to attend as well!

Registration opens��Oct. 1 for incoming spring students��and Feb. 1 for incoming fall students.

It is very important that your student completes the steps on this checklist so they will be able to register for classes at DKS. Make sure your student has:

1. Completed the placement assessments at least three days before attending DKS. These will be available in .
2. Submitted their final high school transcripts and scores.
   1. This includes AP/IB scores and college transcripts for any college courses completed during high school. You will submit this information to the Admissions Office.
3. Reviewed class scheduling timelines to ensure that they get the classes they are most interested in.
4. Reviewed tuition payment options. Access this information with your student on the��One Stop website.

Please contact the admissions office if you have any questions. We’re here to help!

Students planning to live on campus should check out residence hall rules and move-in information. Your student��will also want to learn more about KSU Kickoff – the University’s welcome celebration to all new students the week before fall semester begins!

1. Review residence hall move-in details.
2. Review information and attend��KSU Kickoff��

FlashLine is Kent State’s secure online portal and is the gateway to world-class Intranet services.

Follow the instructions for a new user. Once logged in, you can review your student checklist. Details about logging in are below.

1. To log in for the first time, go to��, click on “Start here” after “New user?“
2. Enter your username. This is the first part of your email address (ex. “janedoe@kent.edu” is “janedoe”). Refer to your admission letter for your Kent State email address and your username.
3. New students are given a temporary password when their account is created. Enter your temporary password.
4. The format of the password is: mmmyyxxxxx where:
   1. mmm = first three letters of the birth month
   2. yy = last two digits of the birth year
   3. xxxxx = last five digits of the Kent State Identification Number (see admission letter).
5. Once you have successfully logged in with this temporary password, you will be prompted to select a new password. You are also asked to provide an alternate email address and to answer challenge questions that you can use to reset your password in case it is forgotten.

If you need login assistance, contact the Help Desk at��330-672-4357��or go to��.

Pay close attention to dates for financial aid, on-campus housing and Transfer Kent State orientation program.

Transfer Students Entering the Fall 2024 Semester

• December 2023 – opens for 2024-25��academic year
• Feb. 1, 2024��– On-campus housing application opens
• Feb. 1, 2024��– Transfer Kent State (TKS) orientation registration opens
• TBD – Residence hall��move-in��begins
• TBD –��KSU Kickoff��begins
• Aug. 19, 2024��– Fall classes begin

Transfer Students Entering the Spring 2024 Semester

• Oct. 1, 2022 –����opens for 2023-24��academic year
• Oct. 1, 2023��–��Transfer Kent State (TKS) orientation��registration opens
• Oct. 15, 2023��–��On-campus housing application��opens
• Jan. 13, 2024 - Residence hall��move-in��begins
• Jan. 16, 2024��– Spring classes begin

You're invited to join the ��ɫapp private chat��community for admitted students on ZeeMee! Join this��platform of over 8,000��Future Flashes��to chat��about anything and everything Kent State.

Get involved and explore all the ways to connect:

• Chat with fellow admitted students who share your interests
• Ask important questions with University Housing or your Admissions Counselor
• Take the roommate quiz to find your best match for on-campus housing
• Participate in live, social events

A Transfer Credit Evaluation is a report of how your credits transferred from your previous school(s) and is provided to all transfer students. You will receive an email notification in your kent.edu email account once your Transfer Credit Evaluation is complete.��

This is helpful to review prior to attending TKS, where you will register for classes.

How to Review

To access your report,�� account and follow these steps:

1. Click on the "Student" category on the left, then expand the "Resources" section. Next, click on "Advising and GPS."
2. In the "Advising and GPS" section, click on "GPS Audit and Plan." A new window will open.
3. On the left side of the page, under the "GPS Audits" tab, click on "What-If."
4. Under the��"What-If" blue bar, choose the following options in the corresponding drop-down boxes:
   1. Level: Undergraduate
   2. Degree: Transfer Articulation
   3. Catalog: your catalog year
5. Above the "What-If" blue bar, click the "Process What-If" button.
6. Your transfer evaluation will open.
7. If you have trouble accessing your FlashLine account, call 330-672-HELP for assistance.

You can register for��Transfer Kent State��(TKS) orientation through your .

You can register beginning Oct. 1 for incoming spring students��and Feb. 1 for incoming fall students. TKS��is a��required��orientation program where you will meet with your academic advisor and schedule all your classes.

We want to help everyone achieve their dream of attending college. Our financial aid experts can help students and families find the best combination of aid and scholarships to help them reach their goals.

Visit the��financial aid website for more information about various types of financial aid.

If you had in-progress coursework or have completed additional classes since your initial transcript was submitted, forward your final transcripts to the Admissions Office.

Confirm your attendance by paying the $95 Transfer Enrollment Fee online through .

Take care of day-to-day living needs!��Housing,��parking and your Kent State ID are key daily essentials.��Tackle these in any order you choose - but be certain you check these items off of your must-do list.

Housing��

• If you are looking to live on campus, submit your application on the��University Housing website. Applications for housing open Oct. 15 for incoming spring students��and Feb. 1 for incoming fall students.

Kent State ID, FLASHcard!

• See��current instructions on how to upload your photo and where to pick up your FLASHcard.��
• The FLASHcard is your ��ɫapp ID card and more. Your card will let you take materials out of the Kent State libraries, access services such as Student Recreation and��Wellness Center and athletic events, and purchase goods and services both on and off campus. If you have a meal��plan, you will use your FLASHcard to purchase meals in our dining halls.

Parking Permit

• To find out which parking permit is best for you, visit the��parking services website.

Creating and embracing an inclusive environment is important to the mission of ��ɫapp. We recognize that some students use a name other than their legal name to identify themselves, so Kent State has established a process for students to request a chosen name.

Here are the steps for indicating a chosen name:

1. and select "Student" in the left-hand column.
2. Under "Student" select "Resources."
3. Under "Resources" select "Requests and Authorizations."
4. The webpage will be displayed; double click on "Chosen Name Request."

��

1. If you are living on campus, review��residence hall move-in dates and details.��

2. Attend��KSU Kickoff��the week leading up to fall semester! This is an energetic, fun and unforgettable days-long welcome event! Kickoff activities and events will familiarize you with the KSU community, faculty and staff, make new friends and prepare to start off the fall semester.