Kent State University: Fees 2025, Scholarships, Admissions 2025, Rankings & Programs

• My college has 6 campuses and mine is the main campus.
• Kent state university - Kent Campus, East Liverpool campus, Astabula campus, Stark campus, Tuscarawas, Trumbull.
• There is a stellar Library, recreation center with gym, indoor and outdoor stadiums, and a Health center.
• Major campus festivals include Black Squirrel festival which is a once in a year celebration including marathons, charity, other cultural parades.
• There are multiple Student organizations and some of them are purely for Indian Students such as KIA, KIDA.

• The total fees for Masters is $30,000 in addition to the medical insurance which costs about $1300 per semester. The living expenses for an off-campus housing is around $300 for a shared apartment.
• The fees at my college is charged semester wise.
• The average monthly expenses would turn around $400 at the most.
• We do have campus buses which are free for all students so there is zero transportation charge.

• Kent state university has eight campuses. Ashtabula, Colombiana, Salem, Geagua, Kent, Stark, Trumbull, Tuscarawas.
• We free bus facility, recreational and wellness center facility and access to library.
• The medical insurance costs about 1800 dollars per semester.
• We have majority of the sports clubs, and festivals like Diwali and Holi are being celebrated very well here.
   

• It was around 40k US dollars until this point. That included tuition and insurance and not hostel provided by the college.
• It's a credit-based which is 1000 dollars per credit and each course has a minimum of 2 credits and maximum of 3 credits.
• Rent - approximately 300, electricity 25, mobile 25, groceries 50-100. All the amount is in dollars and on an average.
   

• Events and Fests: Kent State hosts a variety of events and festivals throughout the year.
  Popular ones include: FlashFest: A large annual festival featuring live music, food vendors, and activities to kick off the school year. Homecoming: Includes a parade, football game, and various student activities celebrating school spirit and alumni. International Education Week: Celebrates cultural diversity with events, performances, and international food tastings. Kaleidoscope: An annual showcase of student talent, including music, dance, and performances.

• $19000 per year is my total fees including tuition, books, accommodation, etc.
• Living Expenses- $13000 Medical Insurance and Books/Supplies- $4700
• My monthly expenses are nearly $500 including rent, gas, electricity and food and transportation is zero because I live near the college and the bus is free for all students, even the gym is free in the college.

I chose overall 3 colleges for my study abroad based on my tuition fee structure, course curriculum, and duration of my master's program in the US. I got accepted in all 3 and Kent State University was one among them. I prefer moving to Kent State because of the spring session start of my master's program. I was able to start early so that’s the reason I preferred moving to Kent, Ohio for my master's program.

Campus life is pretty safe and comfortable at Kent State. Kent State has the largest library with ample amount of resources for students, you can easily issue all your course-related books from there, they do have separate study rooms, and group study rooms. Kent State's environment is very open to accepting international students. They organise all Indian festivals such as Holi, Diwali, etc.

I chose Kent State University because it aligned to my budget , they have very good masters programs , their research work is very good and it is public university with beautiful campus.

Every week there’s an event on campus , lot of student clubs to join and have fun. Campus is large and beautiful.

It was pretty good, my journey at kent state university went very peaceful and neat.

Kent has a peaceful environment; it looks like a countryside place where there is a rare traffic issue.

I would not say the best, but this is a reasonable university with good studies, and good faculty.

Kent state conducts so many clubs to celebrate even Indian fests, good cultural activity.

My overall experience at Kent state university has been a very pleasant one. My stay in Kent has nurtured me into an independent individual. My spectrum of imagination and application has been broadened because of the knowledge I gained at KSU.

There are numerous clubs and associations that display inclusivity and are great hubs of learning and growth. The library is a great resource ,it is well equipped with the latest reading and technology. There is a rec center which has a lot of modern amenities.

It's close to my hometown. I also like the programs it offers and it has a pretty campus. I knew kids who went there before me too. So that really pulled me in. There are good professors too and others.

There are a lot of fees. Tuition, parking pass, if you live on campus there are residence fees and meal plan.

The fashion program is the third in the country behind New York and Los Angeles and they gave me scholarships and have a really good program. I also like it because it is no too far away from my home town, but far enough that it gives me the college experience.

You pay the same amount no matter how many credits you take, as long as it is within the range of a full-time student. I also received scholarships because of my grades and stuff in high school.