Kent College and University Demographics

There are 183 degree and certificate programs in disciplines such as clinical psychology, higher education/higher education administration and athletic training/trainer offered at Kent's 2 colleges and universities for you to choose from.

Northcoast Medical Training Academy is the top-ranked school in Kent. It was ranked 65th in the nation in 2010. Northcoast Medical Training Academy has a student population of approximately 222. Amongst students at Northcoast Medical Training Academy, the most popular area of study is Allied Health.

Tuition

Average tuition for students at Kent colleges and universities is $10,813 per year. Northcoast Medical Training Academy charges students $12,595 per year in tuition, which is the highest tuition rate in Kent. Kent State University at Kent has the lowest tuition rate at $9,030 per year.

Financial Aid

An estimated $65,121,655 in financial aid was received by students at Kent colleges in 2008. Institutional grants and scholarships represented $61,944,602 of this aid. The school giving the most institutional grants and scholarships in Kent was Kent State University at Kent, which gave students $39,713,162 in institutional financial aid.

Kent Student Demographics

Kent schools had an enrollment of 25,349 students in 2010. This is 3% of the total number of Ohio college students. The school with the highest number of student enrolled in Kent was Kent State University at Kent, with 25,127 students. Northcoast Medical Training Academy, with only 222 students, had the lowest total enrollment in Kent.

Graduation and Retention Rates

For every 100 students who enroll in Kent schools, 85 return to start their second year of college. Approximately 70% of students eventually graduate. The Kent college with the highest graduation rate is Northcoast Medical Training Academy, which has a graduation rate of 91%. The Kent college with the lowest graduation rate is Kent State University at Kent, which has a graduation rate of 49%.

Diversity

The ratio of female to male students enrolled in Kent schools is 62 to 38. 15% of Kent college students are older than 24 years. In 2009, 19% of Kent college students identified themselves as belonging to a racial or ethnic minority. Kent State University at Kent had the highest percentage of diverse students in Kent, with 19% of students identifying themselves as being from a minority background.

Kent Faculty Demographics

As of 2010, there were a total of 451 faculty employed by Kent colleges and universities. The ratio of female to male faculty was [Female Faculty Ratio] to [Male Faculty Ratio] for Kent schools. And 53% of faculty were from ethnically diverse backgrounds.

In 2009, the average faculty to student ratio was 1 to 63 for colleges and universities in Kent. Valley Beauty School had the highest faculty to student ratio, of schools in Kent, with 1 to 1.