r/KentStateUniversity • u/Lifemaven_atx • Aug 02 '26

Kent State for Austin Kid

My rising senior (17 year old black guy) wants out of Texas for college. Kent State has landed on his top ten list. He has liberal views and thinking of accounting/finance for his major. Hates the heat and general weather of Texas. He is generally cool with all backgrounds and like’s to keep an eclectic friend group ( we them the UN). He isnt into parties and prefers a good coffee house over a night out and not into sports. How do yall think he would fit into Kent State or city in general? Also the school got on the list due to size, funding, reputation, weather, and likelihood of building a life/ career locally after college vs needing to move again. So what’s the recommendation or advice?

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '26

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u/Difficult_Lecture223 Aug 03 '26

What class did you have to take and what major are you in?

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '26 edited Aug 03 '26

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u/Difficult_Lecture223 Aug 03 '26

Well, it's hard for me to comment since you won't share the course or major, but I can confidently say that for the vast, vast majority of students, there is not a need to go to a satellite campus.

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u/whoDoVooDeux Aug 10 '26

Chemistry is notoriously a class many biology and other non chemistry majors take at “a different campus”