Highland Heights, KY
Northern Kentucky University

I like it there. I have lived and eaten on campus since fall of 2015. The group of people i lived with all transferred for a multitude of reasons. Their housing is overpriced for the structural bare minimum. NKU is known as a commuter school; you can tell on the weekends if you live on campus. Our major sport (DI) is basketball as we don't have a football team, but the men have gotten better in the last several seasons.

I think that Northern Kentucky University is a great school. There are opportunities for everyone to get involved, and it is easy to become close to everyone on campus. The teachers always take the time to help you, and the academics are amazing. I couldn't imagine going anywhere else.

I think Nku is a really Fantastic school! The campus is not too large nor too small. Its the perfect size in my opinion. All the professors I have had, have been fanominal, I think only one or two weren't the best. However I am in my Junior year and only one or two professor not being the best is actually really good. I just love how the professors really care and they understand how stressful college life is. The only downside is the Financial l Aid department, the customer service is not the best and honestly the people working there seem to not know the answer when I asked them questions. The other issue is it is quite hard to get a scholarship from Nku, you have to rely on outside sources. But overall my experience here has been quite delightful.

I am very happy to be attending NKU. There are always professors and upperclassman willing to help you if you’re struggling. It wasn’t my first choice, but this school is very focused on how to improve students education. I am proud to be a Norse and am happy to call NKU my school.

Overall, Northern Kentucky University is a great school. I've grown exponentially from a personal and academic standpoint. Advising can be inconsistent in the sense that not all advisors are pro-active and helpful. Tuition is fair, student body is diverse, and the possibilities are endless. NKU also offers a brand new, state of the art, recreational facility. In addition to these perks, classes are small which gives students the opportunity to build relationships with their peers and professors.

This university provides niches for all students. I can always get involved and have the faculty support and help no matter the cost. NKU offers many programs and classes to benefit every student and leave their way to success. Teachers are almost always available before or after class for extra help, and always put their students first. I couldn't ask for a better rounded school than Northern Kentucky University.

Awesome, I feel as though Northern Kentucky University gives off a safe environment for every student. Northern Kentucky University makes freshman year not as stressful, giving students opportunities for anything they could be interested in, like sports or clubs.

My overall opinion of NKU is it’s a good school. It’s diversed and seems like there’s a place for everyone there. The campus is beautiful. The classroom sizes are good. If you want to be involved, there’s always something to fit your hobby and or skills. It’s home away from home for most of its students.

I can't speak for the undergrad program, but I hated their law school. There are really only a few well written, well educated professors. The professors will never admit to it, but they did an experiment with our entering class that none of us consented to. We were divided into two sections. One section had open book/note exams and the other had closed exams. They all talked about how their bar passage rates were dropping and how to better. I am sorry but my education is not yours to toy with. Transferred out of that $#¡@ hole and never looking back!

I live 45 minutes south of NKU so this school has always been on my list of places to go. I've always heard rumors of "it's a concrete jungle" and "there's there not many activities on campus" which has always feared me to go to school here. I never took a tour because for some reason it just felt right, they had the major I wanted and that was enough for me, it was just school. When I came on campus, I fell in love with it. The life on campus is so openminded as well ad there is a lot of nature. All of the professors have the same goal and that is to help you to succeed at whatever means necessary. Te food on campus has a variety of options and not to mention the campus rec center was just remodeled and one of the best that I have seen.