The campus was great. They remodeled after I graduated so I can only imagine how beautiful the campus looks now! The study rooms were soundproofed and the dorms I lived in, Centennial Court were very clean and even had a private bathroom in the suite)
I did the Study abroad Geneva program in the Spring of 2007 and had an phenomenal experience. I met lifelong friends and have the opportunity to ski in the mountains of Switzerland and travel Europe on a tight student budget. I would recommend that everyone study abroad in college, it was my most memorable aspect of my college experience.
I was a member of the Washington Program on National Issues (WPNI) spring semester of my graduating year where I had the one-in-a-lifetime experience to live in an apartment with fellow Kent State students and work my internship at the Department of Justice. We heard briefings with congressmen and the CIA! It was life changing! Dr. Richard Robyn did such an excellent job insuring everyone in the program felt secure in their internship and safe in Washington DC, it was remarkable and I recommend that all Political Science majors apply for WPNI.
If I had it to do over again, I'd definitely choose KSU. But I'd have taken more of a variety of courses the school had to offer rather than playing it safe and choose classes in my major.