Nku All Card Balance (2024)

FAQs

How to check NKU all card balance? ›

Cardholders may utilize an ALL CARD Dollar account for discounts and convenience when making ALL CARD purchases on campus. ALL CARD Dollars are an online NKU account. The account balance can be checked at most places where purchases are made or through GET Funds. Up to three money accounts can be added to the ALL CARD.

New students may visit the ALL CARD office (Student Union, room 120) as early as two weeks before classes begin and at least two business days after registering for classes to receive a card. Please bring a current driver's license, state-issued photo ID or passport.

To find your Biller Direct ID (Student ID) number, log in to myNKU at mynku.nku.edu, click on the Biller Direct tab, then click "Pay Your Bill" and look at your name and address at the top of your Account Statement. Your Student ID number is listed to the right of your address (see the illustration below).

Once you have purchased a residential meal plan through the University Housing office, or a commuter meal plan on the Dining Services website, simply present your NKU ALL CARD at the authorized location(s). Your ALL CARD will be swiped, and a meal or flex dollars will deducted.

Your credit card balance will appear on your monthly statement. You can find your most up-to-date balance by logging in to your credit card company's portal, checking their mobile app or calling customer service.

Only the grade of C- or above will be considered passing when courses are taken under the pass/fail option; the grades of D and F will be recorded as failing grades.

Each college will award credit for AP scores differently. With dual-credit, students who successfully pass their course will earn credit at NKU which may be transferable to many other institutions.

Can I use Kees money for books? ›

Jacqueline Coleman said. “Any students in registered apprenticeship or workforce training programs should find out if the program they're in qualifies for KEES funding.” Students can request reimbursement for equipment, required tools, licensures, tuition and books, uniforms and other expenses.

This number is located on your child's academic records and report cards. Your child's school can also give you his or her student ID number. For school contact information, visit the School Finder page. Call 311 or 212-NEW-YORK (212-639-9675) if you need more help.

Weekly Meal Plans:

The student will be provided with a specific number of meals to be used during each week of the semester – up to 4 per day.

Visit the SBU Eats website to view the dine-in door rates. Meal Swipes may be used at West Side Dine-In or East Side Dine-In regardless of where you live. The choice is yours! Meal Swipes do not roll over and expire at the end of each semester.

Log in to the Online Account or Mobile App

Logging in online or onto the card issuer's mobile app is the quickest and easiest way to check a credit card balance. Nearly every bank or card issuer has an online portal that cardholders can access either on a computer or via smartphone.

Users can also view their transaction history and check their account balance directly from the app. NCard - Tanzania is a useful app for anyone looking to simplify their payment process and manage their finances more efficiently.

It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 10,776 (fall 2022), its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 428 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. Northern Kentucky University's ranking in the 2024 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities, #382.

From Library Computers

Students can use their NKU username and password to print to floors 1, 3, 4, and the Loggia. When logging in, choose the "Steely Library Labs" profile to default to the nearest printer. To locate the closest printer, view maps for floor one, floor three, and floor four.