Kent State University at Geauga and Twinsburg is an important part of Kent State University. Here is a detailed introduction:

Introduction and Overview

Kent State University at Geauga and Twinsburg includes the Geauga campus in Burton, Ohio and the academic center in Twinsburg, providing students with associate and bachelor's degree programs.

History and Establishment

The Geauga campus was established in 1964, the Twinsburg academic center was established in the 1980s, and was built at its current location in 2012.

School Strength

As a branch of Kent State University, it can share the resources of the main campus, has excellent teachers and complete teaching facilities, and its student-to-teacher ratio is 27:1.

Institutional Nature

It is a public institution.

Educational Philosophy

Adhering to the educational philosophy of Kent State University, it focuses on combining practice with theory, cultivating students' comprehensive literacy and professional ability, and providing students with personalized educational experience and support.

Key Laboratories and Disciplines

Key disciplines are related to the main campus's advantageous disciplines, such as the more popular nursing major, in addition to liberal arts and humanities, computer system technology and other majors.

Faculty

Students can benefit from Kent State University's 8 departments, including the College of Literature and Science, the School of Business, the School of Education, Health and Social Services, etc.

Ranking

According to Niche data, the campus has an overall score of 3.76, with academic performance of D+, campus environment of B+, and safety of A+.

Expenses

The average annual net tuition is $9,969, and the average annual total aid for students who receive grants or scholarships is $5,112.

Campus Environment

The Geauga campus has a family-like atmosphere and is adjacent to the Geauga County Fair; the Twinsburg Academic Center is modern and environmentally conscious, and both campuses give students a sense of belonging.