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Kent State Paris FAQs

Kent State's newest center in Paris is an exciting opportunity to spend a semester or summer abroad. 

Get your questions about the program answered here.

 

Academic Coursework

How many courses will I take while studying in Paris?

Students must take a minimum of 12 credit hours to maintain full-time student status. Depending on your program or major, you could take anywhere between 14-16 credit hours.

I am registered with Student Accessibility Services (SAS) on campus. Will my accommodations transfer to Paris American Academy?

Yes. Any student that is registered with Student Accessibility Services (SAS) at Kent State will be able to disclose this information during the application process. Paris American Academy will then try to ensure that all reasonable accommodations can be met.

 

Travel and Housing

Which airports are accessible from Paris?

There are three airports in Paris: Charles de Gaulle, Orly and Beauvais. The two main airports are Charles de Gaulle to the northeast and Orly to the south, both of which are well connected to the city center. Meanwhile, Paris Beauvais airport is located quite far up north and is more popular for intra-European flights and budget airlines.

Am I able to request an individual apartment?

Yes, although the standard housing in Paris is a shared apartment with 2-3 students. However, students may reach out to the Program Coordinator at edabroad@kent.edu to request a private apartment. Please note that there is limited availability of private apartments, so students should inquire early about this option. Additionally, private apartments do come at a higher cost than a standard apartment.

Can I submit a roommate request?

Yes, during the application process, students can submit their roommate preferences for any student they would like to live with.