Kennesaw State University

No it is not mandatory to live on-campus. But students are strongly advised to do so.

Students who wish to work on-campus should have obtained an I-20 from Kennesaw State University and should have maintained F-1 status at their school. They will need approval from the ISSSO.

Various study abroad courses, in more than 40 nations around the globe, are offered to university students. Students can select any of the faculty-led programme or foreign exchange international internship opportunities.

Yes, the university has collaborated with renowned institutions around the globe for a reciprocal exchange program. During this semester or year-long course, students can study at a partner institution abroad in exchange for a student from that university.

Yes, possessing knowledge of the English language is a pre-requisite for admission at Kennesaw State University for non-native speakers. If a student is unable to provide evidence of the same, he/she will have to complete the highest level of the Intensive English Program (IEP) to get full admission. Students enrolled for this course will be provided with an I-20.

Yes, the university does have online courses for students who cannot come to the university regularly or at all. These are designed for those whose residence location is far away from the university or country. Occasionally, they may be requested to visit the campus for orientation or testing.

First-year applicants in fall 2022 who did not possess an ACT or SAT score were informed that they would be admitted if they have a GPA of 3.2 or more. But for those with a GPA less than 2.3, it was mandatory to submit the aforementioned test scores and their high school transcript.

Yes, students applying at Kennesaw State University have to submit an application fee of $40 which should be paid via credit/debit card.