Kennesaw State University

• Year of foundation: 1963
• Location: Kennesaw, USA
• Age of students: from 18 years.
• Number of students: 41 000 people
• Language of instruction: English
• Type of study: public university.

Kennesaw State University is a leader in innovative teaching, offering bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees to more than 41,000 students. With 11 colleges on two campuses, Kennesaw State University is a member of the University Of Georgia, the state's second-largest university. The vibrant culture of the campus, diverse community, strong global connections, entrepreneurial spirit attract students from all over the region and from 126 countries around the world. Kennesaw State is a research institute of doctoral studies (R2) according to the Carnegie classification, is part of an elite group that unites only 6% of US universities with R1/R2 status.

More than 5500 students live on the Marietta and Kennesaw campus. KSU offers students a wide range of accommodation options, residential communities, detached homes.

Kennesaw Campus Communities:

• Austin Residence Complex
• KSU Place
• University Village
• University Village Suites.

Marietta Campus Communities:

• Hornet Village Suites
• Howell Hall
• University Columns
• University Commons
• University Courtyard.

There are 13 villages "Live Learning", 4 housing options for special categories of the population. These include:

• Academy for Inclusive Learning
• Advanced Majors Program
• ASCEND
• Engineering
• First Generation.

The cost of accommodation and meals is $ 11 467 / year.

The educational institution offers about 300 public organizations, including student media, co-educational clubs, university campus ambassadors, fraternities, women's societies, club sports, public works.

The athletics program includes 18 university sports teams that take part in the championships in baseball, softball, football, and men's basketball.

• Kennesaw State University is located on the suburban campuses of Kennesaw and Marietta northwest of Atlanta. Georgia's second-largest university has more than 41,000 students.
• Award-winning academic programs provide the largest number of Georgia teachers and nurses; also on the basis of the university operates the third largest business school, the second largest engineering college in the state.
• Kennesaw State leads a wide range of scientific, educational, service programs, more than 60 courses of international studies, offering more than 100 options, organizing 130 different international educational events.
• The educational institution attracts students from more than 126 countries, has partnerships with academic, governmental, business institutions around the world.

Kennesaw State University is an extensive institution located on two campuses and consisting of 154 buildings for academic, operational, cultural, recreational, residential purposes, located on an area of just over 2.2 km².

Kennesaw State, registered in 1963 by the Georgia University System Board of Trustees as a suburban school, has grown into a target campus where more than 5200 students live in eight distinctive residential areas. Students have access to a full range of world-class facilities, resources, and activities.

• Fee for participation in social events – 39$
• Sports fees – 221$
• Healthcare – 51$
• Parking – 83$
• Fee for foreign students – 300$
• Transport fee – 58$.

• Registration fee – 40$
• Completed application form
• Official transcripts of school or higher education institutions. Foreign transcripts must be evaluated by one of the credential assessment services that can be found on the naces.org website.
• For a high school transcript, you will need to evaluate each document, including the GPA.
• Results of the school test (SAT) or the American College test (ACT).
• Proof of English proficiency: TOEFL – from 79 IBT or 550 PBT, IELTS – from 6.5.

Kennesaw State University offers scholarships to incoming students.

Most scholarships are open from Nov. 1 to April 1. KSU Scholarships are established by private donors, awarded annually to students with excellent academic achievements and/or students with financial needs that represent high standards.

All fellows must be degree applicants with good academic performance.

• Most undergraduate scholarships require part-time (6 hours) and some programs require full-time (12 hours).
• To receive a scholarship, masters need 5 credit hours for part-time, 9 for a full day.

1. Merit-based scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement, potential, leadership skills, extracurricular activities, community service, individual scholarship criteria regardless of financial needs.
2. Needs-based scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate financial needs.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision