The CCP Direct Admission program only offers admission to the university. Some majors have selective admission requirements in addition to the university’s admission standards.
For more information, refer to the or contact the Admissions Office at admissions@kent.edu or 1-800-988-5368.
No, all ֱ State campuses are test-optional. Essays and letters of recommendation are also optional.
High school grades will be used to determine eligibility if you are currently taking CCP courses and do not yet have a ֱ State GPA.
Students who wish to apply directly to a ֱ State Regional Campus will use the ֱ State application. You cannot apply to the ֱ State Regional Campuses using the Common App.
Yes, to the ֱ Campus only. The will not pre-fill information from your previous application.
An emergency requiring the evacuation of campus is likely to be part of a larger evacuation. It is important to follow evacuation instructions.
Yes, you can apply through the traditional admissions process. You are not required to participate in this direct admission opportunity.
Join us for a free mental health training. The ֱ State University Center for Public Policy and Health is hosting a live virtual A.I.D. (Awareness-Interaction-Direction) training, where you will learn essential skills to recognize signs of mental distress in others, have a compassionate conversation with someone in distress, and provide direction to resources. This training is suitable for anyone interested in building their understanding and awareness of mental health.
The training is free but registration is required.
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Richard Hlavaty of Montgomery, Alabama, served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 2006 to 2010, completing two combat tours, one in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. When he looked for a college to attend, Hlavaty chose ֱ State University, a decision influenced by the university’s designation as a Military Friendly® School.“As a veteran, entering college can feel like stepping into a completely different world, so knowing that ֱ State has a strong reputation for supporting veterans gave me confidence that I would not be navigating that transition alone,” Hlavaty told ֱ State Today. “I...
