State grants in Kentucky
College Access Program (CAP) Grant
The College Access Program (CAP) Grant is a need-based grant for Kentucky students attending eligible institutions, which include certain colleges, universities, trade schools and technical colleges. Students must be enrolled at a status of at least half-time for a 2 to 4 year program.
The Kentucky Tuition Grant (KYG)
The Kentucky Tuition Grant (KYG) is a need-based grant for Kentucky students who are enrolled full-time at an eligible private college or university getting either a bachelor’s or associate degree.
Kentucky tuition reciprocity agreements
Tuition Reciprocity is an exchange program that allows students to attend schools in partner states at a discounted tuition rate. Kentucky’s education system has specific agreements with certain schools in Ohio, Indiana, and West Virginia. It is also a part of the Southern Regional Education Board Academic Common Market, which allows students going to public institutions to out-of-state schools and pay in-state tuition, if their degree is not offered in their home state.
Here’s a list of states in the SREB:
- Kentucky
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Louisiana
- Maryland
- Mississippi
- Oklahoma
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
- Texas
- West Virginia
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