Some international students choose to stay on campus, which is a little expensive. But looking for roommates and living off-campus is cheaper and totally possible. You will get a lot of off-campus residence apartments which is within walking distance to campus. The international student association will be very helpful in any kind of concern you will have.

Firstly, I transferred to this because I had my friends there and also had the major I was wanting to study. I saw that I had a chance to build my resume and make myself a better person in this college which is the reason I chose this one. Besides, all of these reasons the whole college community and faculty members are very helpful and want to see you moving forward. The international student department here is a gem, they have to help me in every single step since I came to UNK. Most importantly, I got attracted to this college due to its opportunities for on-campus jobs and involvement in various organizations for students of any kind.

UNK is affordable and with the scholarship, I was awarded it seemed like the obvious choice. It is close to my hometown and the environment is very welcoming. There are many resources on and off-campus to make sure students can succeed.

I have only lived in campus housing because it is required as a freshman. It has been an okay experience so far. It can be difficult living with people you don't know very well and in an environment, you are not used to.

It is close to my home town so when I want to go home it only takes me two hours. They have a good exercise science program. The faculty to student ratio is small so you get a lot of personal attention.

My residence Hall is very traditional. My room was actually fairly big and I shared a bathroom with several other girls on my floor. The residence Hall was kept neat by the custodians. I liked not having to worry about cleaning a bathroom and I liked being so close to campus. I did not like the heating and cooling system because you could never get the perfect temperature.

I chose it because it wasn't too far away from my home town. I also liked that it was a fairly small college with big opportunities. Kearney is a great community because it's safe and clean. I also chose UNK because they have a really good program for nursing. I received a lot of scholarships, so going to UNK basically is free for me. I love the campus and feel so connected.