How do I access my Kent State email?

How do I access my Kent State email?

Note that in order to log into your Kent State Gmail or Exchange, you must have changed your password from the default. 1. Via the Web by logging into FlashLine and clicking the Email icon. Once you login to FlashLine, click on the Email icon, this icon will launch your Gmail in a separate window.

What is Kent State email?

Your email address is your user name followed by @kent.edu. Your user name can be found on your Admissions letter. You can also contact the HelpDesk and with proper identification, they can assist you with finding your user name.

How do I log into FlashLine?

Go to https://login.kent.edu. If you forget your FlashLine username or password, please call the Kent State Helpdesk at (330) 672-HELP (4357) for assistance.

How do I access my Kennesaw Email?

How to setup KSUMail on Android Phone

1. Turn Your Android Phone.
2. Open the Settings App.
3. At the Settings page, Tap on Accounts.
4. The Accounts window opens. Tap Accounts.
5. Add account.
6. Tap Exchange from the list of account types.
7. The Add Account screen will open. Enter your KSU email address.
8. The Authentication screen will open.

What is my Kent State username?

Your FlashLine user name is everything before the “@” symbol in your Kent State email address. For example, if your Kent State email address is [email protected], then your FlashLine user name would be jdoe1.

What is KSU NetID?

Answer. Your NetID is a unique identifier that you get from UITS after you have been fully admitted to Kennesaw State University. It is the logon you use to sign in to your email, D2L, and Owl Express accounts. You also use your NetID to access articles and databases off-campus.

How diverse is Kent State?

The enrolled student population at Kent State University at Kent, both undergraduate and graduate, is 73.7% White, 8.56% Black or African American, 4.04% Hispanic or Latino, 3.59% Two or More Races, 2.29% Asian, 0.127% American Indian or Alaska Native, and 0.0858% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders.