• Students must be awarded work-study funds and be enrolled at least half-time for the fall semester. • Employers must complete the Work Study Employer Information Form and submit the ePAF to the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office before the student begins working. • Students can start working as early as July 1.

UVU offers the following programs to help international students find employment after graduation: • Work Study: On-campus employment opportunities for eligible students enrolled at least half-time. • International Internships: Students can apply for global internships through the Office of Education Abroad. • International Student Employment Program (ISEP): Provides funding through on-campus employment for international students meeting specific requirements.

• Avoid isolated areas, both during the day and at night. • Lock all doors and windows, and turn off all lights when leaving your room or apartment. • If there’s a threat, ensure everyone is on the floor and out of the line of fire for safety.

• Safety and Emergency Management: This program provides guidance and services to ensure the safety of students, faculty, and staff. • Crime Log and Fire Log: These logs record all criminal incidents and fires reported to the University Police Department, providing transparency and accountability. • Annual Security Report: This report includes crime statistics and security policy statements for the entire campus community.

• Emergency phones: Located throughout campus, these phones connect directly to University Police for quick emergency assistance. • Sworn peace officers: NKU employs sworn peace officers with full law enforcement authority to maintain campus security. • Secure access to residence halls: Residence halls are equipped with secure access systems to ensure the safety of students living on campus.

NKU offers a variety of undergraduate programs including Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Fine Arts, and Bachelor of Music in fields like Anthropology, Criminal Justice, Nursing, Business Administration, and more.

International applicants need to submit proof of English proficiency and other required documents. It’s recommended to apply at least four months before the semester begins.

NKU provides graduate degrees in areas such as Business Administration (MBA), Nursing, Social Work, Public Administration, and more. There are also online options and post-master’s programs available.

NKU offers academic scholarships to in-state first-time freshmen, including the First-Time Freshman Donor Scholarship and the Educational Diversity and Access Scholarship.

Yes, NKU has financial aid options specifically for student-athletes, along with ROTC scholarships that cover 100% of tuition and provide additional stipends.

Yes, NKU provides scholarship opportunities for transfer students, who can join a growing community with more than 80 academic majors.

NKU offers a variety of student organizations, including academic clubs like the Law Review and Student Bar Association, as well as competition teams for students to develop their legal skills. There are also many other clubs for different interests and fields of study.

NKU offers numerous campus activities, from co-curricular leadership training to events like the Annual Friendsgiving. Students can also participate in a variety of fun activities organized throughout the year, providing plenty of opportunities for connection and personal growth.

Yes, NKU provides a range of housing options that are safe and affordable. The residential experience at NKU promotes both academic and social opportunities, making it easier for students to get involved and succeed.

NKU offers a variety of on-campus housing options, including residence halls (New Residence Hall, Callahan Hall, Commonwealth Hall, Kentucky Hall, and Norse Hall), suite-style living in University Suites, and apartment-style living at Woodcrest Apartments.

Yes, all full-time, first-time-in-college freshmen are required to live in on-campus housing at NKU for the duration of their first year.

Yes, the housing rates at NKU include utilities, Wi-Fi, laundry services, and access to dining halls. Additionally, residents have access to Norse Commons, which houses a dining facility, fitness room, and meeting rooms, as well as free campus shuttles.

International students at NKU can apply for Curricular Practical Training (CPT), Optional Practical Training (OPT), and on-campus employment. CPT allows paid internships related to a student's major, OPT offers one year of employment after graduation for eligible F-1 students, and on-campus employment is permitted up to 20 hours per week during the academic year.

International students should consult with NKU’s International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) office for guidance on employment authorization.

F-1 international students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week while school is in session. During breaks and vacation periods, they may be allowed to work full-time, depending on their visa status.