M.Des/M.F.A from Kent State University [KSU], Kent - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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Master of Fine Arts [M.F.A]
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Course Curriculum:
It's a little sub-standard. Some majors are really hard and some are too easy. Some are easy at first then really hard then not consistent.
Fees:
There are a lot of fees. Tuition, parking pass, if you live on campus there are residence fees and meal plan.
Course Curriculum:
I think the course curriculum is awesome. The classes I take are very hands-on and will help me accomplish everything I want to do in the future. I also like that the professors are willing to work with you to help you understand things better.
Fees:
You pay the same amount no matter how many credits you take, as long as it is within the range of a full-time student. I also received scholarships because of my grades and stuff in high school.
Course Curriculum:
I don't love it. I think that they could make things a bit easier for college kids. My classes are very challenging and the work is very demanding. But I also can?t complain because I am happy and doing well at school.
Fees:
The fees did hit me pretty hard. They are extremely expensive but not as bad as other schools are. I picked Kent a lot because it was affordable for me but it is still a ridiculous amount to pay for schooling.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum was laid out but not necessarily followed. While there were particular classes required, they were not always offered in a timely manner or able to be fit into a semester's schedule causing a drawn-out process.
Fees:
The fees were all over the place and trying to buy books on campus was outrageous. During my final semester I unenrolled and withdrew from the university and then left the state, they said I was enrolled and attended classes and charged me an entire semesters tuition, I tried to fight it but they stuck with the story that I attended even though I was no longer even a resident of the state.
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