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Per Ohio Revised Code 3345.32, all Ohio resident male students who are 18 through 25, not registered with Selective Service, must file a Selective Service Registration Statement. If you have not already registered with Selective Service, and are required, use the link below to register. Failure to comply will result in the assessment of nonresident tuition fees to your account and the cancellation of all state based financial aid.  

Undergraduate students currently enrolled in a degree or certificate program who are placed into an advanced course through assessment or departmental review may earn retroactive credit for designated lower level course(s) in that subject. The advanced courses approved for earning retroactive credits are listed below. A $25.00 per credit hour fee is charged for processing and posting of the credit on the student's transcript. 

View a list of current Retroactive Credit Courses.

This application is used by students who were dismissed at least twelve months prior and would like to return as an undergraduate student. Students can begin planning for reinstatement by reviewing the Reinstatement Policy in the . Contact your college or campus advising office if you have any questions regarding the undergraduate reinstatement process.

Students wishing to apply for a change in residency status for tuition purposes must complete and submit a Request for Resident Classification for Tuition Purposes form, along with supporting documentation.  Please have documents ready to attach when completing the request. Any questions can be directed to ohioresidency@kent.edu. 

This form coincides with the Request for Undergraduate Reinstatement. If you answered “yes” to the question “Have you ever been convicted of a criminal offense or have charges pending against you at this time, other than a minor traffic violation?” on your Application for Reinstatement, you must submit this form to determine your eligibility at ��������.

• Learn more about undergraduate reinstatement.

Documentation is required to update/change legal sex with the university. Acceptable forms of documentation include:
- A copy of the Declaration of Gender Change Form that would be submitted to the BMV (Ohio)
- The Registrar’s Office can also accept any form of medical documentation from a physician, therapist, psychologist, psychiatrist etc. showing the student is under their care.

Must be submitted to ncox10@kent.edu

Documentation is needed for name changes (except if changing middle name to middle initial). A Driver's License is not an acceptable form of documentation.

Legal documentation such as a court order, marriage license, birth certificate, Social Security card, valid U.S. passport, or an adoption order must be submitted in order to complete this request.

This is for Non-Current students.

• Learn more about updating your personal information.

Documentation is needed for name changes (except if changing middle name to middle initial). A Driver's License is not an acceptable form of documentation.

Legal documentation such as a court order, marriage license, birth certificate, Social Security card, valid U.S. passport, or an adoption order must be submitted in order to complete this request.

This is for Current students.

• Learn more about updating your personal information.

If you graduated from an Ohio high school or completed home instruction here, you qualify for in-state tuition if you enroll in an Ohio institution, have permanent U.S. residency, and establish Ohio domicile upon enrollment. Complete the Request for Resident Classification for Tuition Purposes form (C8 or C9 guideline) and submit your Ohio high school transcript or equivalent, along with proof of current Ohio residency. Non-U.S. citizens must provide immigration or visa status documents.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a Federal Law that protects the privacy of students education records, both financial and academic. For the student's protection, FERPA limits release of student record information without the student's explicit written consent; however it also gives the student's parent(s)/guardian(s) the right to review those records if the parent(s)/guardian(s) claim the student as a dependent on their Federal Income Tax Return.