This Kettering Student has a World-Class Benefit at his Co-op Job

Senior James McClaren has a world-class benefit at his co-op job at Delta Airlines: flying around the world!  He works as an interior engineer for Delta. Watch his story here:http://www.kettering.edu/future-students/kettering-video-zone/cool-co-op

Kettering in the Media

Kettering in the Media is a page on our new web site that features recent Kettering University media hits and other news. Compiled by the Office of PR and Communications, this site showcases Kettering students, employees, alumni and corporate partners. 

Kettering students, faculty and alumni are making news!  Take a look at Kettering in the Media.

Do you have a Twitter account?  Follow us @Ready4Kettering.  We post Kettering news, admissions updates, scholarship information, and just some fun stuff about our students.

If your student has been accepted to Kettering, register now to attend an Admitted Student Program on February 25th or March 10th.

Mid-February: What's Next in the Timeline?

Many of you are in the process of filing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form.  Remember that you can submit your FAFSA earlier using an estimate of your 2011 earnings, and then make the correction once you have secured your official earnings information from your W2 or other tax statements (Kettering's FAFSA code is 002262).

If you have not yet done so, there is still time to register for Kettering's Admitted Student Program on February 25th or March 10th.  Talk to your student about attending this, if possible!  These visit days provide your student with the opportunity to learn much more about Kettering: the co-op job search process, the labs, classes, and overall "student life" at Kettering! You may register here to attend an Admitted Student Program.

Even if your student cannot attend an Admitted Student Program day, you may schedule a personalized campus visit and daily tour any day during the week.  I encourage your student to visit!  Meet Kettering faculty, take a tour of the labs and facilities, meet with an admissions or financial aid counselor to discuss costs, financial aid, and other questions you may have.  Let us know how we may help you in this process!

Next in the pipeline: watch for information about your financial aid award letter.

Co-op: why it's a good thing!

What makes Kettering's co-op program such a good thing?

1. Your son or daughter will be earning a salary.
2. Your son or daughter will break the cycle of "you need experience to get the job, but you need the job to get experience".
3. Your son or daughter will learn in the classroom and the workplace, and will unite theory with practice and knowledge with experience.
4. Your son or daugher will be way ahead of the professional curve by graduation time.

Kettering's brand new web site just launched today!  Take a few minutes to view the video on the home page and see how we bring knowedge and practice together better than anyplace else. http://www.kettering.edu/