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Northern Kentucky University
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Kirsten H.
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I'm excited to be the first one to review the school I graduated from! Northern Kentucky University is a great school. Although I graduated several years ago, it still is so fresh in my memory. I went to a very small high school, think 20 people my graduating class, so I was kind of leery about going to a public university as I was much more comfortable with small schools. Well, when I got offered a scholarship I couldn't turn down, I went off to NKU. I LOVED IT! Class sizes were small for the most part, usually 15-20 students per class, and my professors were wonderful. Several of them had such an impact on who I am today. Their campus is nice even though many of the buildings are reminiscent of prisons. Great school and close to Cincinnati.
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