Radiologic Technology - AAS
A two-year associate of applied science degree in Radiologic Technology from the Ashtabula Campus provides you with the knowledge and practical skills needed for a career in radiologic technology.
Individualized Program
A two-year associate degree with our individualized program from the Columbiana County campuses is open to students who need a specially designed course of study in a technical field with programs consisting of courses that suit each students' career goals.
Arts
A two-year associate of arts degree from the Tuscarawas campus can get you started toward pursuing your goals.
Arts
A two-year associate of arts degree from the Stark campus can get you started toward pursuing your goals.
Arts
A two-year associate of arts degree from the Geauga campus can get you started toward pursuing your goals.
Arts
A two-year associate of arts degree from the Columbiana County campuses can get you started toward pursuing your goals.
Arts
A two-year associate of arts degree from the Ashtabula campus can get you started toward pursuing your goals.
Antonio Gates’ journey from Kent State basketball standout to NFL greatness has moved one step closer to football immortality. The former Golden Flash has been named one of 15 finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025, while his fellow Kent State alumnus James Harrison did not advance from the semifinalist round. Gates dominated the hardwood at Kent State from 2001-03, leading the Golden Flashes to their first MAC regular-season championship and a historic NCAA Tournament Elite Eight appearance. The university retired his No. 44 and inducted him into their Varsity “K” At...
Human Services
A two-year associate of applied science degree in Human Services from the Salem Campus can prepare you to make a difference in a career helping individuals and communities.
Human Services
A two-year associate of applied science degree in Human Services from the Ashtabula Campus can prepare you to make a difference in a career helping individuals and communities.