Highland Heights, KY
Northern Kentucky University

I really enjoy NKU! Overall, it is a nice learning environment and it is easy to communicate with pretty much everyone. Everyone is so friendly it really doesn't make you feel like you are at school. The campus is not to big but also not to small. There are a few newer buildings and they are all very nice! For the academic portion of the school it is pretty nice how you register for class by seniority (senior's go first and freshman go last) but usually there are more then one section of the same class so the freshman can sometime get into the course that is needed for them also!

It's a very big school with a lot of different classes and majors to offer. Most professors here try to work with you, with the exception of a few. The difficulty of the classes, I would say are medium to difficult, especially once you start to take bio 300 to 400 classes. But overall, it's not a bad school.

i like my school and my professors.

NKU is a great school; everyone is friendly, the class sizes are small, the professors really care, and there is everything from Greek life to intense sports games too. There are also some great academic focused organizations, and it is almost impossible to not meet a friend for life here.

NKU is a great school and has an amazingly beautiful campus. NKU does not have a Football team but our Soccer teams and Basketball teams are great! There is so much to do on campus and so many recreational activities. The Greek life is like no other, everyone is respectful and Hazing is VERY frowned upon. Academics here are very important and the professors are really helpful. Each of my classes have been roughly 15-25 students in them which is really nice because you get to know fellow students and get one on one help from professors.

NKU is home to numerous individuals, no two alike. The university acknowledges this and treats us as such. I can declare no other university quite like this one. And I hope the opportunity to do so never arrives. NKU is my home and I intend to keep it that way.

NKU is a great school for any major. I came in as a chemistry major and every professor here is super friendly and willing to help from every department that I have seen. Not only that I haven't meet anyone that was not friendly too me from the beginning.

Northern Kentucky University is a growing University, in which has drastically expanded with numerous construction projects, offering a wider range of majors and a larger, more diverse student body. It offers a multitude of facilities designed to help students through their educational journey in college. The campus is constantly updating with new buildings as well as making a home-like environment for its students. It also offers a variety of majors, minors in addition to many recreational activities and clubs. As a first year student, I have enjoyed my college experience so far and am excited to continue the pat to my future and 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.