KSU Geauga vs Kenyon College

Kent State University at Geauga and Kenyon College, while both esteemed institutions of higher learning in Ohio, offer distinct educational experiences. Kent State Geauga, a regional campus of Kent State University, boasts an open admissions policy, welcoming a diverse student body with an acceptance rate of nearly 100%. Kenyon College, on the other hand, is a highly selective liberal arts college with an acceptance rate of around 25%. Kent State Geauga offers a wide range of undergraduate programs, with popular majors including Business, Education, and Nursing, while Kenyon College focuses on a liberal arts curriculum with strengths in the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Explore the detailed comparison table below to delve into further differences in student demographics, graduation rates, and other key factors, helping you make an informed decision about which institution aligns best with your academic aspirations and goals.

	Kent State University at Geauga	Kenyon College
Overview
Location	Burton, Ohio	Gambier, Ohio
Campus setting	Rural: Fringe	Town: Distant
College type	4 year	4 year
Control/business model	Public	Private (Non Profit)
Calendar system	Semester	Semester
Degrees offered	Undergraduate and Graduate	Undergraduate
Students retention rate	48.0%	91.0%
Common app member	No	Yes
Religious affiliation

Admission
Acceptance rate	Open Admission	36.5%
Application fees	Undergraduate: $50 Graduate: $45
SAT range	N/A	1340 - 1500
ACT range	N/A	31 - 34
Students submitting SAT score		25.0%
Students submitting ACT score		28.0%
Total number of applicants		7,601
Total number of admissions given out		2,778
Admitted students who chose to enroll		508
Yield rate		18.3%
Test scores (SAT/ACT)		N/A
High school GPA	N/A	Required
Recommendation letters	N/A	Required
High school transcript	N/A	Not required
English proficiency test (e.g. TOEFL)	N/A	Not required

Tuition and Fees
Sticker price	In state: $22,256 Out of state: $31,132	$80,270
Average net price	$9,226	$38,927
Tuition	In state: $6,662 Out of state: $15,538	$63,060
Room & board		$13,310
Available payment plans	Guaranteed tuition plan Tuition payment plan	Tuition payment plan

Financial Aid
Students receiving financial aid (Grants & scholarships)	68.0% Average amount $3,641	79.0% Average amount $32,553
Students receiving federal student loan	43.0% Average amount $4,890	26.0% Average amount $3,119
Students taking out private loans	1.0% Average amount $5,229	13.0% Average amount $3,894

Students and Campus
Undergraduate students	2,237 Men 36.0% Women 64.0%	1,875 Men 45.6% Women 54.4%
Graduate students	3 Men 33.3% Women 66.7%	N/A
Racial/ethnic diversity	Low	Low
Out-of-state students	0.8%	N/A
International students	0.9%	10.3%
Campus local/setting	Rural: Fringe	Town: Distant
Dormitory capacity	N/A	1,868
First year students are required to live on campus?	N/A	Yes
Top 5 states where most U.S. students come from	Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee	N/A

Academics
Popular study areas	Liberal Arts Health Professions Computer and Information Science Business Agriculture	Biological and Biomedical Sciences Social Sciences Foreign Languages and Literatures Visual & Performing Arts History
Students to faculty ratio	26:1	9:1
Institutional accreditation	Higher Learning Commission	Higher Learning Commission

Outcome
Graduation rate	24.4%	86.5%
Dropout rate	43.9%	6.5%
Transferred out	30.6%	6.9%
Alumni salary by major (Top 10)	Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $57,586 Year 2: N/A Year 3: $58,986 Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing (Associate's Degrees) Year 1: $54,079 Year 2: $52,638 Year 3: $54,499 Business Administration, Management and Operations (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $39,013 Year 2: N/A Year 3: $47,013 Public Health (Master's Degrees) Year 1: $49,867 Year 2: $41,007 Year 3: $46,818 Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $36,445 Year 2: $34,978 Year 3: $38,424 Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities (Associate's Degrees) Year 1: $26,550 Year 2: $25,194 Year 3: $32,787 Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $29,304 Year 2: N/A Year 3: $32,237 Psychology, General (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $26,258 Year 2: N/A Year 3: $30,564 Computer Programming (Associate's Degrees) Year 1: $30,949 Year 2: $23,456 Year 3: $30,423 English Language and Literature, General (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $23,648 Year 2: N/A Year 3: $29,487	Economics (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $50,959 Year 2: $50,856 Year 3: $69,651 Psychology, General (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $38,994 Year 2: $25,194 Year 3: $32,958 English Language and Literature, General (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $25,057 Year 2: $23,456 Year 3: $28,026 Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: N/A Year 2: $26,739 Year 3: N/A Biology, General (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: N/A Year 2: $28,055 Year 3: N/A International/Global Studies (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: N/A Year 2: $29,685 Year 3: N/A Political Science and Government (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $43,334 Year 2: N/A Year 3: N/A Film/Video and Photographic Arts (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: N/A Year 2: $35,060 Year 3: N/A Fine and Studio Arts (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $18,841 Year 2: $25,967 Year 3: N/A History (Bachelor's Degrees) Year 1: $37,181 Year 2: N/A Year 3: N/A

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