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Join us this summer! Kent State University’s School of Music offers intensive summer electives that can be applied to Kent State Online’s 100% online Master of Music in Music Education (MMME).
Starting an online degree is exciting—but it can also feel overwhelming if you’re not sure what to expect. This checklist is designed to help you move forward with confidence by breaking the process into simple, manageable steps. From choosing the right program to preparing for your first day of class, use this guide to stay organized, track your progress, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks as you begin your journey with Kent State Online.
Kent State University’s commitment to quality online education is being recognized on a national stage.
For Michael Hausknecht ’25, the bridge between his two worlds, printmaking and art history, was Kent State’s Master of Fashion Industry Studies (M.F.I.S.) program in the School of Fashion.
Kent State Music Alum Gives the Gift of Life Through Stem Cell Donation
Since joining the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED), Kent State University has exemplified what it means to reimagine doctoral education for practitioners. The online Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Interprofessional Leadership stands as a model for how the CPED Framework can transform professional learning, collaboration, and impact.
Each year, National Distance Learning Week (NDLW)—hosted by the United States Distance Learning Association—celebrates excellence and progress in online education. It’s a time to highlight innovation, honor achievements, and envision the future of digital learning.
Each year, the United States Distance Learning Association presents National Distance Learning Week (NDLW), a global week-long celebration of digital and distance learning designed to generate awareness, highlight best practices, and engage educators, institutions, learners, and organizations across K-20, corporate, government, and military sectors.1
Success in an online degree program starts with clear, achievable goals. Whether you’re balancing classes with a full-time job, caring for family, or returning to school after time away, setting realistic goals based on your course expectations can help you stay focused, motivated, and on track.
Earning your degree online offers the flexibility to learn on your schedule—but it also requires discipline, planning, and the ability to manage multiple responsibilities at once. Whether you’re balancing school with work, family, or both, it’s common to feel overwhelmed at times. The good news? You’re not alone—and there are practical strategies you can use to stay on track without burning out. Here’s how to navigate the workload of an online degree program while protecting your time, energy, and peace of mind.