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Freshmen and Transfer Freshmen Next Steps:
Follow these steps to ensure you’re ready for Orientation and the first day of class.
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1) Reply to your Admissions Offer (Accepting your Admission to KSU)
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- Let us know if you intend to come to KSU so we can plan your arrival to The Nest
Complete Intent to Enroll
2) File your FAFSA
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- Submit the FAFSA any time after it opens on October 1. FAFSA is required to determine if you are eligible for any federal financial aid and to access loans.
File your FAFSA
3) Complete your profile on Scholarship Universe
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- KSU’s one-stop shop for available scholarships, Scholarship Universe, pairs you with potential scholarships that match the academic achievements and information outlined in your profile. KSU scholarships open annually on November 1, and external scholarships are open throughout the year.
Sign up for Scholarship Universe
4) Apply for Housing
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- Applications for on-campus housing open on December 1, and you are encouraged to apply early. On-campus housing is limited and assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Housing Information
5) Sign up for Mandatory New Student Orientation
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- Orientation allows you to connect with peers, complete class advising and course registration, and learn about resources. Early sign-up is encouraged for you and your parents/guests.
Orientation Information
6) Apply for an Out-of-State Tuition Waiver Scholarship (out-of-state students only)
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- Each year, the Kennesaw State University Office of Undergraduate Admissions invites incoming out-of-state and international students that demonstrate academic achievement, community involvement and leadership skills to apply for an Out-of-State Waiver and Scholarship.
Out-of-State Tuition Waiver Information
7) Join our ZeeMee Community
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- A social platform for prospective and current college students, ZeeMee helps to connect you with peers, find a roommate, and learn about campus life!
Join ZeeMee
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Before Mandatory Orientation:
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1) Schedule an Appointment with Your Academic Advisor
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- Approximately two weeks prior to your orientation date, schedule an appointment to meet with your academic advisor to go over any dual enrollment, AP, or IB credit that you have received or review coursework for your first semester at KSU.
Find Your Academic Advisor
2) Check for Holds that will Prevent Registration at Orientation
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- Unresolved holds will prevent your registration for classes. Admission is pending until your final official transcripts are received. Before Orientation, check for holds or missing transcripts in Owl Express.
Check Holds
3) Submit Final High School and/or College Transcripts
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- Work with your high school and/or Dual Enrollment institution to send us your official* transcript(s) documenting all coursework taken during your high school career. *Your official transcript(s) must come from your high school or the institution you were enrolled for Dual Enrollment.
- If you are a homeschool student, please complete the Homeschool Portfolio.
4) Submit Official AP/IB Scores
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- KSU cannot award credit for your AP/IB coursework until official scores are submitted by the respective testing organization. If you have pending test scores, be sure to talk with your academic advisor and submit the scores as soon as they are available.
More Information on AP/IB
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1) Submit Immunization Records
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- KSU requires all students to provide proof of immunization of specific vaccines verified by their health care provider. Documents can be submitted online through the Immunization portal, mailed, or hand-delivered to the Enrollment Customer Service Center (Marietta Campus) or the Office of the Registrar (Kennesaw Campus).
Submit Immunization Records
2) Complete Lawful Presence Verification
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- The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia requires KSU to obtain verification of lawful presence in the United States for all students who are admitted as a Resident (in-state) student or who will receive an out-of-state tuition waiver. To see a list of acceptable documents and submit your verification, visit the Lawful Presence Verification website.
Verify Lawful Presence
3) Review your Financial Aid Package *If applicable
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- You can view your financial aid package in Owl Express under the Financial Aid tab. It shows your awarded federal financial aid, scholarships, loans, grants, and how they apply to your bill.
Review Your Aid Package
4) Review your Bill via the Bursar’s Office
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- The Bursar's Office is where you can find information on tuition and payment options. You are encouraged to explore your options well in advance of the first day of classes. You can view the balance owed on Owl Express.
Bursar’s Office
5) Explore Campus Services
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- Find out about dining, meal plans, parking, card services, postal services and more.
Explore Campus Services
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