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KSU to waive application fees through November

Marcus Green
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Marcus, a graduate of Georgia Tech, has built a career in journalism focused on local government and civic issues for over 9 years. He previously worked at the Marietta Daily Journal and prides himself on holding local officials accountable.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 3:21 PM · 1 min read
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KSU to waive application fees through November — Kennesaw Schools news

Undergrad and graduate students interested in applying to Kennesaw State University will soon have access to free applications as the school plans to waive its application fees through the month of November, the university announced.

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