State scholarship with a residency and employment commitment · Topeka, Kansas, United States

Kansas Promise Act Scholarship

Approved associate or certificate program cost; requires living and working in Kansas for two years after completion.

About Kansas Promise Act Scholarship

The state scholarship supports high-demand fields at participating colleges and carries a formal work-service obligation.

Check citizenship, residency, income, program, FAFSA, completion time, and employment terms.

Spring 2027 deadline is March 1; funds may run out earlier and the agreement can require repayment.

Who it serves and what it can cover: Approved associate or certificate program cost; requires living and working in Kansas for two years after completion.

How to apply or get help: Spring 2027 deadline is March 1; funds may run out earlier and the agreement can require repayment. For case-specific questions, contact the program or financial-aid office named on its official page.

Official application and program information

In brief

State scholarship with a residency and employment commitment