Tuition is right in line with the other schools in Kentucky but it is a much smaller, more personal experience.

For Kentucky residents KCU may be a bit more expensive than a lot of colleges in the area, but it's worth every cent. You won't find another college campus with so many kind caring and compassionate people, or professors who do so much to make sure the students are getting along fine.

Yes, we are in a recession and money isn't flowing like it used to. No, we can't grow money trees, but that doesn't mean we have to settle for less. KCU tuition is expensive since it is a private college but scholarships are everywhere. When you apply you are automatically in the running to receive scholarships.

Many private universities are very expensive and charge well over $20,000 as the cost of tuition for one full year of classes. Here at KCU, even though it sounds expensive, the staff tries their hardest to make college affordable for you. With tuition, room and board, and books all included, Kentucky Christian costs about $21,000 (as of Fall Semester 2009). Though pricey, it is very affordable compared to other private colleges and universities that offer the same amount of programs and opportunities.

For a private Christian University, KCU is pretty reasonable.