Kent State University engineering programs
Kent State University's Engineering program is dedicated to producing highly skilled engineers who can address complex technological challenges. The curriculum covers key engineering disciplines, including mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering, with a focus on sustainability and innovation. Students benefit from cutting-edge laboratories, research opportunities, and industry partnerships.
Programs will be prepared for a broad spectrum of the field, specifically such topics as:
- project management
- engineering economics
- quality
- industrial safety
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Master of Science [M.S] Computer Science
Master of Arts [M.A] Computer Science
Master of Engineering [M.Eng] Technology
Bachelor Technical and Applied Studies
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Computer Science
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Digital Sciences
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Biotechnology
Bachelor of Science [B.S] Medical Technology
Bachelor of Arts [B.A] Computer Science
Bachelor of Arts [B.A] Digital Sciences
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10 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- It is a public university. They have diverse international students from all over the world.,
- Facilities provided to international students, which make it easy for ongoing processes and finding new things across the campus.,
- Faculties here are very helpful and they try to not give much stress to the academic curriculum.
- Dislikes:
- Location- Kent is a small town which limits the job search within the city as compared to major cities like California, and Seattle.,
- Weather- Kent is located in the north side of Ohio which experiences long winters, and as an Indian, I don't like it much.,
- Parking Issues- Many students complain about the parking space as it is limited, most of the students park their vehicles near the stadium and then come by bus.
I applied in multiple colleges before I got into Kent State University: University of Alabama at Birmingham (Admitted) Oregon State University (Rejected) The University of Dayton (Admitted) Kent State University (Admitted) George Mason University (Rejected) San Francisco University (Admitted) Drexel University (Admitted) I applied for 7 universities from which I got selected in 5 universities and got rejected in 2, maybe they don't find me a good fit for their program. I chose this university because of its ranking, it is a public university, was getting the course I wanted, and also it was cheaper compared to my other admits. The most popular intake, offering the widest range of courses and scholarships is the fall intake (August).The process will take nearly a year including the visa process if you want to apply for fall 2025 then you should start by Nov 2024 and should take the exam by Oct or Sep.You should apply for the admission process by early Nov or Dec while preparing for the exam you should ready your documents as well.
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- Likes:
- Great Campus infrastructure,
- Facilities are well experienced
- Dislikes:
- No Scholarships,
- Not located in any major metropolitan city.
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.
- Likes:
- Considering the fee structure, kent is offering masters course at a reasonable fees and i also had friends here.,
- The professor's infrastructure and oportunity to grow and enable yourself in good environemnt. Library was awesome , i felt rarely to come back to home form library. Kent state university exceeded my expectation, it was too good that what i think
- Dislikes:
- Nothing much, it was a small university with limited research help, but still if you want to grow there is a lot of chance here. There is a lot of support from department side and there help you in a friendly manner.
- Likes:
- Good University, and most of the visa officers have a good impression on this one.
I would not say the best, but this is a reasonable university with good studies, and good faculty.
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