1. You will need to enter your NKU username and password to access the application form. (This is the same information that you use to access your NKU email and myNKU portal).
2. You will have the option to save your application and come back to it later and complete it.
3. You will be asked to provide a short answer or essay to the following prompts:
We would encourage you to think about those essays before starting the scholarship application.
4. You must have at least one (1) form or letter of reccomendation for your application to be considered complete. We encourage you to reach out to a faculty member, advisor, guidance counselor or another individual that can speak to your academic abilities.
5. There are are some donor scholarships that will require additional information. After you complete the general scholarship application, if you meet the first level of eligibility for these scholarships, you will be given the option to answer the additional questions for these scholarships.
You may qualify for additional scholarships based on your declared major. Visit our department scholarship page to find out which department's offer scholarships.
NKU offers scholarships that signify our commitment to international students and expresses our strong desire to diversify the university population. Visit the International Student financial aid webpage to see a list of available scholarships.
Celebrating our differences allows us to grow our campus community and give our students an opportunity to join and learn from unique perspectives. The Educational Diversity and Access Scholarship represents NKU's commitment and investment to support diversity and inclusion.
Leadership training, physical fitness and special summer training programs are just a few of the benefits to being a Cadet. NKU students enrolled in ROTC can earn scholarships that will pay 100% tuition along with a monthly stipend and a book stipend.
NKU ROTC falls under the Xavier University, All for One Battalion, which is the host school for the NKU ROTC program.
If you are a recipient of an athletic grant-in-aid scholarship, you need to know that these scholarships are granted on a one-year basis.
The NCAA requires that student-athletes report all sources of financial aid (other than those awarded by the institution).
If you are receiving a scholarship that is not awarded from NKU, contact the Athletics Compliance Officer and also complete the Financial Aid Declaration Form.
View a list of outside scholarship search tools for help finding other scholarships outside of NKU.