If you received an error while trying to register for a business course, email advisingbus@kent.edu with the following information. Include information from each course.
The following information (except KSU email) can be located on the Add or Drop a Course screen:
If it is the second week of classes, reach out to an advisor for assistance.
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If it is during the third week of the semester or later, you will need to complete an Exception to Petition for Registration. Click the button below to learn more about this process and how to submit a request.
You should contact the One Stop for Student Services for any questions regarding your student account and financial aid awards.
Phone: 330-672-6000
You can select course times/days for multiple courses and register for those courses using the Visual Schedule Builder (VSB).
If you want to look up all the class offerings for one class, the best tool to use is the Look up and Register for Courses Screen (Look under the following menu in Flashline: Student > Courses and Registration).
For the most current dates and deadlines, visit the Registrar Calendar page.
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For spring and fall terms, students are permitted to register courses on a particular date based upon their number of earned, or completed, and in-progress credit hours. For summer term, registration opens for all students on the same date. Read below for information on how to identify these registration dates.
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