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That i'm really able to schedule my classes on my own terms. I have an odd work schedule (2 12 hour nights per week) and I can schedule a good majority of classes in the evening or even choose to take a good amount of them online to accomodate my other schedules. Not a lot of science/health majors at other schools have that I feel.

When telling my friends from other universities about Northern Kentucky University, I mention the myriad internship and co-op opportunities the university offers. I also mention how invested the professors are in their students' general wellbeing as well as their current and future success. Professors are excited to provide students with opportuinities that will help them get accepted into graduate schools, too. The overall student, faculty, and staff community at NKU is genuinely supportive and pro-active. The university takes many measures to ensure a solid education, regardless of the major, to every student.

When people ask me about NKU, the thing that I brag about most would definitely be the professors. At a college level I feel as though it may be hard to come across a professor who genuinely loves teaching. At NKU it is the exact opposite. In my short time spent here, I have yet to meet a professor who was not passionate about the school and the learning of their students. Having passionate teachers gives students of NKU an opportunity to not simply earn their degree, but truly learn and make the most out of their college experience.

The campus, the people, everything. What isn't there to brag about? NKU is a close community - even if there are a lot of commuters. Whether you live on campus or not, there's so many opportunities to become involved, and having a say in the university. Because of the student's voices, there's nothing to complain about at NKU.

When I tell my friends about Northern Kentucky University, I am able to brag to them about the low tuition rates. I pay a third of what most of my friends who attend another school in the state have to pay, and I have had to take out less loans than others because of NKU's lower rates in tuition.

When I tell future college students about Northern Kentucky, I explain that there are tons of positive people. Positivity is a key point when traveling away from home- you need to feel comfortable when going away. I also tell my friends that I am quite involved on campus, and that there are tons of ways become involved. Professors along with others are always encouraging students to do their best by getting involved and trying their absolute best.

That is was rated one of the top schools in the nation.

I brag about the on-campus jobs and the small class size the most when I tell other poeple about NKU.

When I tell my friends about my school, I always find myself bragging about the proffessors and the Hoonors program. Theprofessors are all welcoming and willing to go out of their way to assist their students whenever possible. My honors proffessors have been my saving grace and grounding force as I adjust to the new world that is college. Everyone judges Northern Kentucky University because it is the university in our back yard, butit is actually a great school and I am entirely confident in my decision to attend. There is no other university that I could call home.

We have small and interactive class sizes and the smaller size of the school makes it feel as if you're a part of something and not just lost in the crowd.

I always brag that NKU is a low cost university that provides excellent education as well as a plethora of resources to help you in acheiving your goals.

When I want to brag about my school to my friends, I talk about our basketball team and how awesome my classes are

It's small so you are never late for classes.

Northern Kentucky University is a place where you feel important. The staff is so very helpful and nice, it seems like everyone knows you by name. This is something bigger colleges can't provide. From the time you first visit campus you feel like you are a part of NKU, this comes from the people. NKU is great!

When I tell my friends about my school I brag mostly about the people. NKU's school and campus is like one giant community. I've made two of the best friends I've ever had there, and because of that their friends have extended to be my friends. Everyone supports each other; the students, the teachers, the staff, everyone. They're very friendly and inviting. The parking isn't too bad either.

When talking about my school to my friends I brag about all of the activities offered. Although I do not attend most on campus activities there are tons of them. I tell them about all the clubs and groups and all of the things there are actually do to in college.

I brag about how the faculty of Northern Kentucky University genuinely care about students futures and want us to succeed. I also brag about how beautiful our campus is and the average classroom sizes.

The opportunities that my school has given me so far have allowed me to do so many things for myself, such as just attending college. There are so many different programs and courses that they offer here that, I believe that this is truly a great school for anyone. This school shows care for all kinds of diverse students, anywhere from traditional students, to transfer students, or to exchange students. It's truly a home away from home, and the opportunities are endless.

I brag on NKU's nursing program the most, due to the fact that I am a nursing student and I feel like my professors care about me and are preparing me for my future career.

When I brag about my school, I tell people that I am receiving an amazing education at half the cost. I get to work with professors who are involved in their own research and create research projects myself. I have small classes where every teacher knows my name. I have always felt comfortable going to a teacher for academic help. NKU has many resources for all types of students. I go to school with a very diverse population. If I had the choice, I would attend NKU again.