I was thinking about applying to KSU but after seeing the video of one of the graduates being escorted off stage for holding a sign that reads black studies matter it no longer appeals to me.

I have gotten both my undergraduate and my master's degree from here. I have found most of the teachers to be helpful, and when I need someone from the registrar or bursar or card services or tutoring they all seem ready and able to help me. The TAs are all wonderful. The low review is because of the disappointing lack of rigor in the curriculum. A professor admitted to me when I was an undergrad that the school was trying to shed the identity as a commuter school; and sacrificed the curriculums of many degrees to get more people to stay for the full four years. The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Computer Science degree is the Bachelor of Science in CS, but stripped of it's hard sciences so they could get more graduates through. A friend of mine took a Master's level Cybersecurity class where a team had 4 months to create a cyber defense for a virtual server. A team did nothing for 4 months, not even disabling or changing the default password given by KSU...and got a 97. I do not know where the blame lies, because so much of the staff I have found to be kind and responsive, but at the function of holding students to an academic standard, KSU fails.

For a high school graduations, the venue is a good size, but the volume of the audio needs to be adjusted because you cannot hear anything over the sound of the HVAC

Bad experience with Graduate Admissions. Nasia Perez made the application extremely stressful. I wanted to be admitted for summer but she made the application process stressful and now not able to take summer classes even though I received permission from program co-ordinator to take summer classes. I have always loved KSU but admission process leave a bad taste in my mouth

I visited Kennesaw State 2years ago and it is an institution that anyone would be proud to attend. It has a beautiful campus with plenty of parking for students who may commute. School of journalism has excellent teachers who will teach you all about being a reporter. Everyone is welcoming and the campus is very clean with a lot of trees