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The small class sizes allow for a lot of individual attention, but for less cost.
Individual Value: A+, Useful Schoolwork: C+
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NKU is conveniently located to Cincinnati offering lots of great opportunities for internships and jobs. Although a public university, major classes are similar in size of that of a private college. The exterior is not the best, but is considered to be modern architecture- many students refer to it as the "concrete jungle". The faculty, at least in the history, english, and communication buildings, are over-certified. They focus on the success of their students, rather than the paycheck. The campus has a close-knit community with over 200 social and academic clubs to partake in. You often will see the university president eating in the SU. The staff are very transparent and easy to contact. The Financial Office is strict on paying tuition, but are considerate and helpful with finding loans and scholarships. I haven't once regretted my decision to attend NKU.
Education Quality: A+, Campus Aesthetics: B-
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Attending NKU was the best possible choice I ever made. I never had a single issue with any office. Some staff were not always pleasant to deal with but that's life, some people have bad days.

The amount I learned in the classroom can only be rivaled by the amount I learned out, in student organizations. I would say some processes are easier if you care to educate yourself on processes. does tuition go up every year? Yep. But it is a state school that is going to happen. Do they build new buildings and change programs. Absolutely. But if you dont evolve the world will leave you behind. All these things for the most part have been paid for by grants and donations. If fees are going up for students, the student government association will vote on that. my advice is to get involved. The experience from NKU is something I will always cherish. You always get out of something what you put in. Do something more than go to class and I promise you will never want to leave. It is a magical place , it helped to transform me into a really great person that I am proud of and surprised by everyday!
Starting Job: Admissions Counselor, Preparedness: A+, Reputation: A+
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