College Access Program Grant
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 apply.
About College Access Program Grant
KHEAA administers CAP as a need-based grant for resident students at participating institutions. The agency lists separate maximums for two- and four-year schools.
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 apply.
File FAFSA early, create/check MyKHEAA, and ask your college whether your program meets the duration and enrollment rules.
Who it serves and what it can cover: 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 apply.
How to apply or get help: File FAFSA early, create/check MyKHEAA, and ask your college whether your program meets the duration and enrollment rules. For case-specific questions, contact the program or financial-aid office named on its official page.
State student financial-aid program