The Ashtabula Campus
3300 Lake Rd. West, Ashtabula, OH 44004, phone: 440-964-3322, fax: 440-964-4269, Web: www.ashtabula.kent.edu. The northern-most campus of Kent state University's eight-campus system is centrally located between Cleveland, Erie and Youngstown. The Ashtabula Campus is situated on an 80-acre site along State Route 531 overlooking Lake Erie. In the fall of 2009, the Robert S. Morrison Health and Science Building opened providing state-of-the-art learning environments including a cadaver lab, x-ray lab, human patient simulator, and a living lab with a full-size apartment. The new building alongside Main Hall, the library, and technology building are designed to meet the educational needs of the students and community. The Ashtabula Campus offers eighteen associate degrees and the Bachelor of Applied Studies. The campus offers coursework for eight baccalaureate degrees and one master's degree. Campus facilities include modern classrooms, wireless Internet access, computer labs, conference space, electronic classrooms, academic support services, auditorium and gymnasium. Additionally, the campus has a corporate training center at the Lodge & Conference Center at Geneva State Park offering customized training and workforce development to meet the needs of local business and industry.

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The East Liverpool Campus
400 E. 4th Street, East Liverpool, OH 43920, www.eliv.kent.edu, 330-382-7400 (phone), 330-382-7562 (fax). Kent State East Liverpool is an urban campus that overlooks the Ohio River. The campus serves students from Columbiana, Carroll, Jefferson and Mahoning counties in Ohio, and from the neighboring states of West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The East Liverpool Campus offers associate degrees in arts and sciences, accounting technology, business management technology, computer technology, justice studies, legal assisting technology, nursing, occupational therapy assistant and physical therapist assistant. Students interested in baccalaureate degrees can complete the Bachelor of Applied studies or coursework in business management, technology, justice studies and general studies. Students can complete nearly all the coursework for the psychology and integrated health studies majors. Excellent resources, small class size and a comprehensive developmental education curriculum are in place to help every student succeed.

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The Geauga Campus
14111 Claridon-Troy Road, Burton Twp., OH 44021, phone: 440-834-4187, fax: 440-834-8846, Web: www.geauga.kent.edu. Kent State Geauga is located in the heart of Geauga County, one mile north of state Routes 87 and 700. It is easily accessible from Cleveland and the eastern suburbs. Courses leading to associate degrees in arts and sciences, accounting technology, business management technology, computer technology, nursing and technical studies are offered, as is the Bachelor of Applied Studies. All courses to complete baccalaureate majors in business management, general studies, nursing and technology are available. Selected graduate courses and courses leading to the Master of Technology are offered as well. Courses also are offered at the Kent State Geauga Twinsburg Center, 8990 Darrow Road, Twinsburg, OH 44087 (The “Old School House” Building), phone: 330-487-0574.

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The Salem Campus
2491 SR 45 S., Salem, OH 44460, phone: 330-332-0361, fax: 330-332-9256, e-mail: ask-us@salem.kent.edu, Web: www.salem.kent.edu. The Salem campus offers the first two years of study in most Kent State University baccalaureate programs, as well as selected upper-division and graduate courses. Located on a 96-acre site just two miles south of the city, the campus features a lake and an arboretum—a 25-acre mixed hardwood forest—used by students for studies and recreation. A nature trail winds through the campus, attracting both bird watchers and runners. Students may use the outdoor tennis courts and the student activities center. In addition to offering a variety of cultural, social and student activities, the campus offers an honors program; continuing studies; liberal education courses; academic support services; developmental education; and associate degree programs in business, education, horticulture, human services, radiologic technology and computer technologies. Students also can complete twelve bachelor's and one master's degree program on campus.

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The Trumbull Campus
4314 Mahoning Ave. N.W., Warren, OH 44483, phone: 330-847-0571 (Warren), fax: 330-847-6172, Web: www.trumbull.kent.edu. Kent State Trumbull is located just north of the Route 5 bypass on state Route 45. Trumbull Campus students have more than 170 major career fields to explore. Offering the first two years of baccalaureate degree programs, the campus also awards associate degrees in 17 areas of study, selected graduate courses, developmental education courses, a varied continuing studies program and a strong liberal arts core. Campus facilities include a theater, tennis courts and a one-mile fitness trail. The campus offers a variety of social and cultural activities for area residents and a wide variety of student activities, academic support services and programs for business and industry.

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The Tuscarawas Campus
330 University Drive N.E., New Philadelphia, OH 44663, phone: 330-339-3391, fax: 330-339-3321, Web: www.tusc.kent.edu. The Tuscarawas Campus offers 17 associate degrees, as well as all of the coursework for the following bachelor’s degrees: Bachelor of Applied Studies, English, business management, communication studies, general studies, industrial technology, justice studies, nursing and technology 2+2. In addition to the undergraduate coursework, the Tuscarawas Campus offers all the coursework for the master’s degree in technology. The campus’ Science and Advanced Technology Center provides over 50,000 square feet of laboratory and classroom space for nursing, continuing studies and workforce development.

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