Highland Heights, KY
Northern Kentucky University

i think it is a beautiful school and i really enjoyed my experience visiting and i can't wait to start school there in the spring. Everything about Northern Kentucky University is all i ever wanted in a school. I love how friendly everyone is and how much support they give.

NKU is truly a great school. There is something for everyone, unless you're into partying or drinking. In which case, NKU isn't for you. Academics are at the forefront of all on-campus activities. You can go Greek if you like, but it's not too important.

Northern Kentucky University isn't the best university out there, but it certainly isn't the worst. The library is out of date and there is never enough study space in any building including the library. There also aren't many extra circular activities to be involved in, so the student body has no unification. There are some great professors who go out of their way to help you- I've gotten more advice from professors than from my advisors when it comes to scheduling and involvement.

Choosing to attend Northern Kentucky University has been one of the best decisions I made in life. NKU has so many programs that assist students with problems in areas such as finances, academics, childcare, and even peer to peer conflicts. NKU not only has programs set for students to succeed in many aspects, but also sets a diverse community. I appreciate diversity. I feel that with diversity we all can can broaden our minds and love to learn about other cultures. NKU sets the standard. There is even a restaurant in the cafeteria that serves culture specific food and changes each week. The advisors on campus are very helpful and encouraging. They guide you into seeing your path of success. When I step onto campus, I can feel in the atmosphere success, achievements and greatness, not just for me but for every NORSE and every future NORSE. I am looking forward in seeing where life will take me at Northern Kentucky University. Thank you NKU!

It is a great school! It's affordable & everything is easily accessed. I am an online student at the moment but it is just as easy to contact my professors & get acquainted as if I were on campus.

When I first chose to go to NKU, I chose it because it was cheap. Fortunately, I fell in love. This college has taught me so much academically and about myself. I've grown here, met my best friends here, and made great connections with professors who honestly want to see me exceed. NKU has a lot more to offer than concrete buildings.

Overall, I really do like NKU. I am a girl coming from Lousiville, which is a big city! And Cincinnati is pretty close to NKU. At first, I was skeptical about attending NKU since I never really heard about it until my Senior year of Highschool. I only attended because it was further from my house than UofL and it was cheaper than University of Kentucky. The campus was smaller than was I was used to and the sports teams were as hype at the Cards (I am huge Louisville Cards fan) and we didn't even have a football team. But I grew warm to my surrounding, and made great friends!

NKU wasn't my first choice. But on my tour of the campus I felt at home which is something I didn't feel at any other campuses I visited. My time here has been nothing but the best. Getting involved has opened many doors of opportunities for me. The faculty and staff care for you and invest their time in you. In my classes, the professors know me by name which is something I value. I've met some of my very best friends here-- the kind where you will keep in touch after college and well, forever. I can't believe that I'm already a junior and I don't want my undergraduate career to be over. I'm having too much fun. This feeling confirms that I have chosen the best place to pursue my undergraduate career. I can't see myself elsewhere.

My opinion of Northern Kentucky University is it is an extremely friendly and safe environment! Looking forward to beginning my junior year inAugust 2016! Thankyou!

I love this university! It's a home away from home I never knew I could have! It's a private school feel for a public school cost.