Tuition and Scholarships

Paper bills will not be sent home.  Please check the "Student Billing" tab on your myNKU account for your current billing statement. Tuition bills are usually available approximately one month prior to the start of class. Bills will also be sent to your NKU email account.

If your home school covers your tuition for Young Scholars Academy, you will still receive a bill in your NKU email account, however, this balance will be paid directly by your school.

To view and pay your tuition online, please login to myNKU. 

1. Login with your NKU USERNAME and PASSWORD.
2. Select the “Student Billing” Tab.
3. Select the "Tuition Payment & Statement" Tile.

To mail in your tuition, please mail a check with your student account number (on registration guide) to:

        Student Account Services
        5320 Campus Drive AC 235
        Highland Heights, KY 41099

Be sure to include your name and your student ID number on the check for identification purposes. If you need your student ID number, please email ysa@nku.edu.   

For questions about your tuition statement, please contact Student Account Services.

KHEAA provides a scholarship for public, private, and home schooled students. Students will be eligible to receive scholarships for two general education daul-credit courses each year during the 11th and 12th grade years.

Award determination will be made by KHEAA and students will be notified by KHEAA. For more information, please contact KHEAA.

Students should work with their school counselor to make their scholarship selections on their KHEAA account. Students who have made selections and anticipate receiving a scholarship through the KHEAA Dual Credit/Work Ready program may see a balance on their account for covered classes. KHEAA does not begin to disburse scholarships for fall term until after October 1 and for spring term until after February 15. If students pay their tuition out-of-pocket and are awarded a scholarship afterward, NKU will refund those payments. Students who are taking classes that are not covered by KHEAA scholarships should make their payment by the first day of classes.

Please email ysa@nku.edu if you have any questions.

Students have the opportunity to utilize KHEAA's Work Ready Scholarship towards some of their dual-credit coursework; however, approved dual-credit courses for the Work Ready Scholarship are limited to Career and Technical Education (CTE) coursework that is in a career pathway approved by the Kentucky Department of Education as leading to an industry‐recognized credential.

Eligible students can only use the Work Ready Scholarship toward two eligible courses each school year. Per KHEAA, the following courses qualify for the Work Ready Scholarship:

• ACC 150
• BIO 126, 208/L, 209/L, or 272
• BIS 101, 111, or 275
• BUS 100, 101
• CIT 130, 171, 247 or 285
  
• CMGT 101, 120 or 121
  
• CSC 260(L), or 360
  
• EDU 104, 294, 300, 305, or 316
• EGT 110, 116, 161 or 212
  
• ENTP 201, 202, 305
• FLC 101
• HEA 135
• HIN 101
• HSC 101
• INF 110, 120, 128, 282, 284 or 286
  
• JUS 101, 200, 201, 203, 204 or 231
• LDR 101, 160, 180, or 205
• MGT 306 or 307
• MKT 205

If you have a question about whether one of your courses will be eligible for the Work Ready Scholarship, please contact ysa@nku.edu. Award determination will be made by KHEAA and students will be notified by KHEAA. For more information, please contact KHEAA.

Students should work with their school counselor to make their scholarship selections on their KHEAA account. Students who have made selections and anticipate receiving a scholarship through the KHEAA Dual Credit/Work Ready program may see a balance on their account for covered classes. KHEAA does not begin to disburse scholarships for fall term until after October 1 and for spring term until after February 15. If students pay their tuition out-of-pocket and are awarded a scholarship afterward, NKU will refund those payments. Students who are taking classes that are not covered by KHEAA scholarships should make their payment by the first day of classes.

• Scholars can identify materials needed for their courses through MyNKU or directly through NKU's Bookstore.
  
• NKU's Bookstore provides the option for scholars to purchase or rent physical or digital textbooks, depending on availability.
  
• For more information, please contact the bookstore directly.
  

• NKU parking passes are available for those Young Scholars Academy students who will be driving themselves to NKU's campus for classes.
  
• Parking passes are $40 per semester or $80 for the academic year.
  
• For more information on purchasing or contact information for Parking Services, please visit Parking Services.