ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì University is a place where unique traditions and memorable moments shape the student experience. The scurry of squirrels, late-night food trips and the adrenaline rush of finals week are just a few things only ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì students understand.The campus is filled with shared experiences that create a deep sense of belonging. Here are 10 things every Golden Flash knows all too well.1. Squirrel Sightings That Feel Oddly Personal They’re not just squirrels; they’re furry embodiments of campus energy – and they’re watching you skip class. If you’ve been at ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì long enough, yo...
DeWeese Health Center has partnered with CANAPI to provide free and confidential HIV testing this Fall.
Free and confidential HIV testing will be available at the DeWeese Health Center Annex (located in the DeWeese Health Center parking lot).
Please schedule an appointment by visiting kent.edu/deweese/events.
DeWeese Health Center has partnered with CANAPI to provide free and confidential HIV testing this Fall.
Free and confidential HIV testing will be available at the DeWeese Health Center Annex (located in the DeWeese Health Center parking lot).
Please schedule an appointment by visiting kent.edu/deweese/events.
DeWeese Health Center has partnered with CANAPI to provide free and confidential HIV testing this Fall.
Free and confidential HIV testing will be available at the DeWeese Health Center Annex (located in the DeWeese Health Center parking lot).
Please schedule an appointment by visiting kent.edu/deweese/events.
Meet Jordan Caraway, a senior biochemistry major from New Lenox, Illinois, whose passion for chemistry has shaped her ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì University experience and future goals. A dedicated student, Caraway balances her time between two research labs, a job as a resident assistant and a shift at a local coffee shop. And when she’s not working or studying, you’ll likely find her at the gym or spending time with friends.Caraway’s love for chemistry sparked early in her ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì experience, particularly stemming from introductory chemistry classes taught by Ruth Leslie, Ph.D., a professor in the Departm...
Students who experience issues in their classes should always work with their instructors to work through to resolution as a first step. The School of Information believes in continuous improvement, so students should feel comfortable providing feedback of all kinds to the school to help in that effort by emailing ischool@kent.edu.
ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì Online provides information on the university policies and procedures for academic complaints.
The university academic calendar is available at /academic-calendar.
The Health Informatics program is offered through 7-week classes. For full-term classes, students can withdraw from any and all courses through the 10th week of the semester. For 7-week classes, the deadline to withdraw is within the 5th week of the class.
Instructions on how to withdraw from a class are available through the Financial, Billing, and Enrollment Center.
The School of Information has their own tuition rate for their 100% online graduate programs as listed in the University Fee Register.
Ohio residents: $825 per credit hour
Non-Ohio residents: $835 per credit hour
The Master of Science is 36 credits.
