- first-year advisors dedicated to helping you create a success plan for your academics, future career, and finances.
- advisors dedicated to ensuring not only your timely degree completion, but intellectual and personal growth.
Adult and Transfer Center - assistance with application and enrollment process, and a guide to appropriate scholarships and credit-for-learning opportunities to reduce the amount of out-of-pocket expenses.
- support for first-generation college students from moderate and low-income families.
- help with navigating financial, academic, and personal challenges.
- support with college and life success skills, such as effective study habits, test-taking strategies, and more.
- scheduled review sessions dedicated to improving course content comprehension and study skills. Limited course-specific offerings.
- offering support in with research questions, finding and evaluating sources, and effectively using library resources.
- peer-led learning assistance for a wide variety of courses. Available in one-on-one and small-group settings.
- support for understanding writing assignment prompts, developing arguments and constructing essays, lab reports, speeches, internship applications, and more.
Get support mapping out your courses, exploring opportunities for enhancing your academic experience, or take advantage of the free learning support options available.
Learn more about how you can begin gathering the tools and building for your future success.
We believe that for you to be successful your basic physical, emotional, and social needs must be met. Learn more about the resources and support available to support you holistically.
Connect with our staff for any questions related tuition, scholarships, or if you are experiencing financial difficulties.Ìý
We want to ensure you feel a sense of belonging through active engagement and support networks both on and off campus.ÌýGo Norse!
The First-Year Student Success Hub is here to make the leap from high school to college as smooth as possible.
We understand that you may need access to additional resources to meet your basic needs and well-being. We continously collaborate with local and regional partners to help support you in any way possible.Ìý
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Questions about myÇÑ×ÓÉçÇø or Canvas? Having issues with a password or need help locating a computer lab? We can help you with these tech questions and so much more.Ìý
University Police at (859) 572-7777
NKU Counseling Services at (859) 572-5650
The National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing 988
