Ohio Guaranteed Admission Program

91�ֿ� is excited to participate in Ohio’s Guaranteed Admission (OGA) Program. Under Ohio Revised Code § 3345.06, students who meet certain academic criteria are entitled to admission at Ohio’s public colleges and universities through the program.

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Program Benefits

Top 10% of Graduating Class: Students ranked in the top 10% of their high school class are guaranteed admission to any Ohio public college or university if the student meets the institution’s unconditional admission standard. If the student does not meet the unconditional admission standard, they may be admitted to a regional or branch campus.
Top 5% of Graduating Class: Students in the top 5% of their class are nominated for the Governor’s Merit Scholarship and guaranteed undergraduate admission to the main campus of any Ohio public college or university and participating private colleges and universities, provided they meet application deadlines.

Inform 91�ֿ� of Your Recognition

Apply for admission to the campus of your choice.
Meet the deadlines for admission to your preferred term.
Submit the required application materials by the deadline.
Email your Ohio Guaranteed Admission Class Rank Certification Form to admissions@kent.edu or upload your form in your .

FAQs

I have already applied for admission to 91�ֿ�. How do I ensure that this form is included in my application?

Email the completed form to admissions@kent.edu. If you're already admitted, include your 91�ֿ� ID, which can be found under your Admitted Student Next Steps in your . Or, upload your form to your admissions portal under "Upload Materials."

Do I need ACT or SAT scores?

No, test scores are not required for any 91�ֿ� campus.

When will I receive my official notice that I have been admitted?

Applications for undergraduate admission are reviewed on a rolling basis. Early application helps ensure early consideration for scholarships, financial aid, scheduling new student orientation, course registration and residence hall preference. Therefore, the best time to apply is at least six months prior to the anticipated term of enrollment, although some programs may have different deadlines.