Do non degree seeking students not qualify for the 6 free sessions at CAPS?
Hi, I'm starting at Kent State this month as a post undergraduate non degree seeking student (I'm taking prerequisites for a master's). I've been going through a lot and I really need to talk to someone, so I've been looking into trying CAPS. But I'm not sure if it'd be really expensive for me because the website says "To be eligible for services, you must be an enrolled Kent State student, either undergraduate or graduate, and registered for classes on the Kent campus." Does that really mean I can't use the service even though I paid the student health fee?
Also, is the service any good? I remember at my undergrad school, the counseling service was notoriously awful. Is Kent State like that or is it okay?
Posted Aug 4, 2026, 8:58 AM UTC
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