by our College Data Analytics TeamHere is what part-time students pay per credit hour at Northern Kentucky University, alongside the full-time annual tuition and fees for comparison.
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In-state students taking courses part-time pay $446 for each credit hour. Out-of-state part-time students pay $897 per credit hour.In-State Out-of-State Cost Per Credit Hour $446 $897
Keep in mind the rate above is the full price and does not include any aid or scholarships that could lower the cost.
To put the per-credit-hour rate in context, full-time annual tuition and fees at Northern Kentucky University are listed below.
Of that annual total, required fees came to $384 in-state and $384 out-of-state; the balance is base tuition.In-State Out-of-State Tuition $10,704 $21,528 Fees $384 $384 Total $11,088 $21,912
This annual figure is for academic instruction only and excludes housing and meals.
Below is how tuition at Northern Kentucky University has changed over recent reported years.Year In-State Tuition Out-of-State Tuition Three Years Ago $10,008 $20,064 Two Years Ago $10,208 $20,464 One Year Ago $10,512 $21,096 Most Recent Year $10,704 $21,528
In the latest reported year, out-of-state tuition rose 2.0%. Carrying the same rate forward one year puts tuition + fees around $22,360 next year.
Tuition tends to creep up year over year at most schools, so the figure you see today is unlikely to be the figure you pay across all four years.
When you map out how you’ll pay for college, build in expected annual increases so the back half of the degree doesn’t outrun your funding plan.
The per-credit-hour rate is only one piece of the cost picture — aid packages can change what students and families actually pay.
For a breakdown of aid offered at Northern Kentucky University, check out the Northern Kentucky University Financial Aid page.
For the standard full-year figures, visit the Northern Kentucky University Tuition & Fees page.