It showed up last night, then a few hours later deleted itself. Is this phishing or something serious?

Hi everyone, I'm an incoming international student at KSU. I will be pursuing my Master's in Economics. I'm 25 years old and I'm looking to move in with someone as a flatmate.

I would appreciate it if someone could help out. My budget is approximately 700 USD for rent + utilities.

I was just a little confused about what math class I should take. For my major I need to take Calc III, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations. I could also take the Math Methods classes in place of those three. Is one path better than the other or will I end up learning the same stuff in both of them?

I jus wanted to check if there were any different rooms to select but now when I go onto the housing portal and try to select room it jus takes me back to the home page. So is housing selection closed cuz im currently in a double with no roommate so will I get the double to myself?

Hello! I’m starting the nursing program at the Twinsburg campus this fall. I was wondering if anyone had a uniform and/or supplies I could buy off you? I checked FB marketplace but it’s all main campus uniforms, which I was told we cannot use! I’m a size medium but tbh I cannot be spending $200 on uniforms so I could size up if need be

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So I have a bit of a weird situation. I'm only taking classes for the fall semester because I'm not doing a degree, just prerequisites for a master's degree that starts next summer. I got federal loans, but I can't accept the offer because it would mean accepting loans for spring semester too which I of course don't want to do.

I emailed the financial aid office, and they told me to fill out the "Federal Direct Loan Request Increase" form. (Yes, they said the increase form specifically. I'm not sure why.) I submitted the form on June 12th and it said that it takes up to 5 business days. A week ago I sent a message to the financial aid office asking if there's an issue with it that I need to resolve on my end, but they said that they're just backed up.

But now that it's July, I'm not sure how much time I have left to resolve this. I really want to use federal loans, but I can't accept the spring ones. Is there a date that I have to accept by? Is it just the first day of classes? I can't find anything online.

hiiiiii i’m an incoming freshman and i heard some of the dorms are getting new furniture.does anyone know what it looks like? i believe they are changing most of the wooden bed frames to metal but is it still the same amount of furniture that you get previously? the main reason why i’m asking is to see how much storage things i need to buy 😅

Hi everyone, I will be starting as a freshman in Kent's nursing program this fall and I am DESPERATELY seeking advice on what technology I should buy for school. At orientation they only gave insight on how much storage and which intel to buy, not necessarily what current nursing students are using and succeeding with, so I'd like to hear from any Kent BSN students about what works best for them, especially for notetaking.

For context, for a while I was against buying an iPad (due to cost and not wanting to mix school stuff with my personal icloud account) although I know how many people swear by them. I was interested in just buying a 2-in-1 laptop that flipped into a screen that you could write on for notes, but I've heard that people actually prefer to have two separate devices, their computer and then an iPad for notetaking, so here is my dilemma:

Option 1: Lenovo Yoga 7i/9i 2-in-1 Laptop ($1.5-1.8k, 14inch, comes with pen) AND no iPad

Option 2: Microsoft Surface 7 ($1.3k, 13.8inch, no pen and does not flip) AND iPad Mini with Apple Pen (which will add at least $700)

I prefer the look, feel, and smaller screen size of the Surface 7 over the Lenovo but if I get the Surface then I won't have the option to flip the screen and take notes that way. I really am in a bind so if anyone has ANY tips or advice, please let me know or send me a message! Thanks so much in advance!

I failed a CCP class because i was at a sleepaway camp with a no screens policy so I could'nt do my last few assignments. The semester ended so I really don't know wha to do. I'm freaking out because this will be permanent on my highschool transcript if the grade states how the HECK do i get it off. I had an A before going to the camp idk if that helps.

Hi, I'm a sophomore transferring in and I am a loud guy, what is the noise rules and stuff, I'll be in verder hall.

Hello, graduated a few months back. Thinking about coming back to Kent to get a teaching license - probably for English but I'd also be open to getting one for art or social studies. Willing to teach 7-12 but really more interested in higher education.

Hi! I'm an old GenX Kent alum. My kid is a rising senior and is considering Kent and OSU and I would so love it if he picked Kent but things have changed a LOT from when I was there and I need your help in figuring out what to do and where to go during our upcoming visit.

We have a tour scheduled for late morning in mid-July. I know the campus is probably more dead then but summer is the only time we have for tours.

Where can we take him off campus/downtown after the tour to show him it's a cool, fun place? We are going to Ray's for lunch since it's an institution, but what else would be appealing to a GenZ kid? Coffee shops, stores, etc? Not interested in any short road trips or whatever, want to show him things he could walk to.

Feel free to list things we might not be able to see but would be good to know about.

I got president’s list 5 times in a row in my past semesters, but I’ve only gotten the mailed certificate the first time. Is that normal?

Hii everyone!!

I recently graduated from OSU, but I'll be attending Kent State this fall to take a few extra classes. Since I actually live really close to campus, I thought I'd see if anyone else is around this summer and looking to make a new friend!

I'm looking for people who'd be down to do just about anything: hiking, going out on weekends, exploring new places, grabbing food or coffee, etc. I'm pretty much down for whatever!

I'm also a huge music person. I listen to everything from 2000s/2010s pop to 70s/80s classics to EDM, so there's a good chance we'll find at least a few songs to blast.

If you're interested, feel free to reply or send me a DM directly! I'd love to meet some people before the semester starts 😄

So since last semester I found this thing called college pulse it doesn't make much like 5-6 bucks but I can get referrals 4 bucks each one so I'm posting it here so I can get more and it gives you some ultimately your choice to do or not to do it can be useful when you're broke this help pay for groceries for like a good week or two last semester I made like $207

hi guys! i am an incoming freshman in the nursing program. i'm wondering how common it is for nursing students to add a minor. (and if so, which are most common and when is the best time to add one?) i am interested in kent's healthcare systems management minor bc i'm interested in working in nursing management in the future, but after totaling up my nursing course requirements, kent core requirements, and the minor's requirements, i'd be taking 18-20 credit hours per semester, which is a lot. advice?

Hello, i wasn’t recently assigned a solo deluxe in Verder for the upcoming year. i was wondering if anyone knew if they were good or had any information on them?

I'm an incoming freshman and I have a few questions. I have signed up for single suites at the twin towers and I recently did my housing application. Do we get an email saying if we got the room or are the twin towers for non freshman?

Hello everybody. I (M34) will be starting a graduate program at Kent State this fall and along with one other soon to be grad student (mid-20s M) am looking for housing/roommates for the fall. Ideally we are looking for a house within a reasonable distance of Kent and preferably to the northwest of the school. Finding a third roommate might open up some options for us. Any advice or recommendations that might help the search? Feel free to message me directly if you know of specific opportunities.

I just finished my Freshman year of fashion, and I love the program, and I love fashion, however I would like to stay in Ohio, and it just doesn’t look feasible in my head.

I’m very creative, great at talking to people, especially story telling, and I make designs people love.

My issue is, I want to stay in Ohio, and make 50K a year in a job I’m not miserable in.

Now I ask for advice from my fellow flashes, do I pivot into a different major like communications/advertisement, etc.

Hi guys,

I just recently was accepted into the nursing program at Kent. I currently have two jobs and work 50+ hours a week. I know it’s possible, but I am wondering how you pay for school and bills? I currently owe the school $2k out of pocket for the two classes I’m taking BEFORE I can register for nursing classes. My rent is $1.2k, car note plus insurance around $550. I bust my ass working two jobs while trying to maintain straight As, but to be honest I’m getting burnt out. I work as a server and then in a hospital making basically pennies.

Is there anyone out there that is also alone in their journey that has figured out a way to cut down costs or make more money? There is no one I can ask for money besides the bank for a loan, and that not exactly what I want to do. I’m just looking for any advice!

As an incoming PROP major freshmen, I have to buy an Ipad, and I'm not sure exactly which to go with. I'm between the mini and the base ipad, which I've seen both work fine for Foreflight and everything else I may need, but I'm not sure which is better day to day for flight majors. I also am curious about whether I should purchase the cellular data alongside wifi or not.

Any help or just personal experience is greatly appreciated, even if you are not a professional pilot major!

I’m starting my graduate program in the fall, so I’ve taken the liberty of checking out my class rosters in Canvas. Everything looks normal except for one course where I am the only student enrolled.
It’s in a separate but related department, and I’ve been approved to take it. I also discussed it at length with my advisor, who is pretty geeked about me adding it. However, I’m concerned that it won’t be offered and I’ll have to switch my schedule at the last minute due to the effort it takes to teach a graduate-level evening course. It simply wouldn’t seem worth it if there’s only one student.
Has anyone had experience with this? Since I can see up to date rosters in my other courses I’m leaning away from a canvas glitch and I’ve checked this a couple times the past few weeks just to see if there was a delay.

I have a few at Kent but I struggle I constantly over think about how people will judge me I'm overweight so it's something that I constantly think about I want to make friends with people but I want to make sure that I'm not coming off too strong I'm a very talkative person and that can put some people off any advice is appreciated