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Follow the instruction on the FLASHcard page.

You have access to resources to help you prepare for the placement assessment. This includes practice exams and helpful website links. To access this program, you will use Canvas, through your FlashLine in the top taskbar:

1. Click “Canvas”
2. Under “Courses” click “Trumbull Online Placement Prep”  

Log in to FlashLine and click the mail icon on the top right to access your email. You will receive important messages to your Kent State email address. Check your Kent State email every day to make sure you don’t miss information about advising, registration, and financial aid. 

• The math assessment is done online using the ALEKS program. You will access ALEKS through your FlashLine account. For help logging in to FlashLine visit or contact the help desk at 330-675-8812 or 330-672-HELP.
• Log in to FlashLine and hover over “Student” on the left menu.

This allows an academic advisor to contact you to schedule your DKSTAR (Destination Kent State Trumbull Advising and Registration). Please make sure your voicemail is set up and not full so you can receive messages if needed.

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Complete the to be considered for federal financial assistance, such as grants, loans, and/or work-study. Students will be emailed registration information on how to access orientation.

• New freshmen must attend orientation on campus or virtually. Check your email for registration instructions.
• Transfer students and post-undergraduate students, upon completion of placement exams (if necessary), please call your campus location of choice to schedule an advising appointment or visit KSU Navigate.

Please refer to your acceptance packet and/or application portal to see if you need to take any assessments. To accurately place you in appropriate college courses, your advisor will use your high school GPA, ACT/SAT scores, and/or placement test score. All placement testing must be completed prior to scheduling classes.