Educational institutions in Kentucky: profiles, services and practical information.
Blue Grass Community Foundation manages more than fifty scholarships, and its portal can match one application to more than 25 opportunities. The 2027–28 cycle opens Dec…
View profile →The College Access Program Grant is Kentucky need-based aid for residents enrolled at a participating institution. KHEAA determines eligibility from the FAFSA and priori…
View profile →Kentucky’s Coal County College Completion Scholarship, or KCCCC, targets a specific stage: students who have accumulated credits and want to finish a bachelor’s degree w…
View profile →Metropolitan College is not a scholarship open to every Louisville student: it is a benefit tied to eligible part-time work at UPS Worldport and certain overnight shifts…
View profile →Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship helps residents pursue an industry-recognized credential—a certificate, diploma, or associate of applied science—in a high-demand sector.…
View profile →Community Foundation of Louisville administers more than ninety scholarship funds supporting students in Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Its “Find Your Scholarship” tool…
View profile →The College Access Program Grant helps financially needy Kentucky undergraduates attend eligible public or private colleges, technical schools, and trade schools. Reside…
View profile →Kentucky’s Early Childhood Development Scholarship helps people already working with young children move toward a credential, certificate, or degree in early-childhood e…
View profile →Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship, or KEES, can turn high-school performance into aid for postsecondary study. KHEAA says students need at least a 2.75 GPA for…
View profile →Returning to school while working or supporting a family means weighing tuition, schedules, and the prospect of employment after graduation. Work Ready Kentucky Scholars…
View profile →Kentucky residency, financial need, at least half-time enrollment in a program two years or longer, a participating school, and no past-due obligations; term limits appl…
View profile →State resident, need determined by the college, full-time associate/bachelor’s study, eligible campus, and term limits; 2026–27 maximum $3,300.
View profile →KHEAA evaluates applications using FAFSA and program rules; state funds are awarded according to filing order and the cycle.
View profile →The college determines need using the student’s circumstances and full aid package; a published maximum is not the final award.
View profile →The Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) is a merit award built during high school and used at a participating college. Unlike Work Ready Kentucky, it is n…
View profile →The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship (WRKS) is for Kentucky residents seeking an approved workforce credential, diploma or Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree who d…
View profile →Medical assistant school in Bowling Green, Kentucky, offering an 18-week in-person program taught in real medical offices, with job placement support.
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