Step #4 - Enroll in Direct Deposit
Direct deposit is the process by which the university deposits your paycheck directly into your checking or savings account.
Direct deposit is the process by which the university deposits your paycheck directly into your checking or savings account.
Everyone has a reason to give. Some people give to help students earn their degree. Others give to fuel discovery, strengthen our communities, protect our planet or inspire creativity. Whatever moves you to make a difference, there鈥檚 a place for your passion at 性福五月天. And when we give together, our generosity becomes something extraordinary. This November, Golden Flashes everywhere are invited to come together for 性福五月天鈥檚 Most Generous Annual Tradition: Giving Tuesday. It鈥檚 a monthlong celebration of philanthropy, shared purpose and the incredible impact we can make w...
Please do not make an appointment until you have received confirmation from ISSS that your immigration check-in is complete. Contact ISSS@kent.edu if you have not received confirmation.
Complete New Hire Onboarding Packet, including the KSU I-9 (Section 1. Employee Information) via Adobe Sign. You must use your local address when completing these forms.
Complete the mandatory immigration check-in request online. Your immigration check-in will be completed via the Check-In Request form in the Request Center of the. This quick and easy process will let us know that you have arrived safely.
For Wayne Nieh, 鈥�24, nursing research has always been about more than collecting data or studying scientific literature. It is about asking questions, seeking knowledge and discovering how that knowledge can ultimately improve the lives of others. It is also a way to honor the person who first taught him the value of learning. As a young boy, Nieh often heard his grandfather share words of wisdom that have remained with him throughout his educational journey: 鈥淜nowledge is the eye that guides a scholar鈥檚 path.鈥� Those words helped inspire a path that has taken Nieh from earning h...
Beginning with the 2026鈥�27 academic year, the amount you can borrow in federal student loans will depend on the number of credit hours you are enrolled in. If you are enrolled less than full-time, your annual federal loan limit will be reduced based on your enrollment. This federal requirement is called the Schedule of Reductions (SOR).