Kent State University at Kent Top Questions

The common sterotype is bad college kids that do nothing but cause a reck of the community around them. Of course this is far from accurate! Kent State has over 100 groups that are invovled in regular community service!

The stereotypes at Kent State are, Artsy, jocks, Greeks, and LGQT.

"kent read, kent write, can party" Kent state has a bad reputation of being a party school and has a reputation of being a "back-up school" or an easy acceptance. Although it may be easy to get into Kent, it's hard t stay in. We also have a very vigorous architecture school as well as a very respected journalism and communication college. Our fashion school is 3rd in the country too! As for the partying, it's college, happens to the best of schools, but it's not something everyone participates in.

At Kent State University, all of the neighboring colleges have come up with an endearing rhyme: Kent read, kent write, Kent State. But in all seriousness, as a 100{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} commuter campus, the Trumbull branch of Kent State University is often thought of as the catch-all for those who didn't quite "make it", if you know what I mean.

Kent is a very diverse campus. There are no "stereotypes" just unique people who like to express themselves freely. College is a place where you can be who you want to be without having to worry about other people judging you.

It tends to have a stereotype as an ultraliberal place, especially because of the events of May 4th, 1970. Kent is a liberal place, but there is also a lot more diversity than the stereotype would have you think.

Many individuals seem to think that Kent State students would rather party than study and go to class. The term "Kant Read Kant Write Kent State" is a famous stereotype students and other individuals use to describe the students.

That everyone is more concerned about partying instead of focusing on class