Kentucky Christian University

Kentucky Christian University aims to make private, Christian higher education affordable. While the tuition is $24,400, 100% of students receive financial aid, with the average total aid awarded being $16,677. The average costs vary by household income, ranging from $20,475 for those with incomes less than $30K to $25,111 for those with incomes over $110K.

Kentucky Christian University has a selective admission policy with an acceptance rate ranging from 50-59%. The university considers entrance examinations and students' past academic records and grades. The average ACT score for enrolled students is 20, and the average GPA is 3.16.

Kentucky Christian University offers a Christ-centered academic community that is both academically rigorous and intimately personal. The Bible is regarded as the foundation of every curricular program. With a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio, students receive individualized attention and mentoring from Christian mentors.

Kentucky Christian University prepares students for effective Christian professionalism and servant leadership. Graduates are equipped for ministry, business, education, and social work careers. The university emphasizes experiential learning through internships and practicums, with a focus on developing critical thinking and ethical leadership.

Kentucky Christian University offers a close-knit community where students form lasting friendships. Sports, especially football, are a big part of campus spirit, with many students participating in athletics. The campus provides a friendly and welcoming social life, though somewhat limited due to the small size and location.

Kentucky Christian University provides a safe campus environment. There are emergency phone and alarm devices available around the clock, and dormitory entrances are electronically operated. A transport/escort service operates during late hours.

Kentucky Christian University does not have a dedicated honors college or program, but it emphasizes academic excellence and offers opportunities for professional development through student organizations. Several professional programs on campus are associated with student organizations that provide opportunities for professional development.

Kentucky Christian University welcomes international students to apply for enrollment. While the percentage of international students is relatively low (around 3%), the university aims to prepare Christian leaders for positions throughout the world. The university does not have a special focus on promoting education or research among a specific minority or ethnic group.