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Financial aid is available in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study programs and is intended to assist students and their families with the costs of college and other educational expenses. It is crucial to support students through their FAFSA application and help build their financial literacy and knowledge of financial aid to make their postsecondary goals a reality.
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Learn more about the KHEAA FAFSA Completion Challenge that aims to help schools increase FAFSA completion rates and encourage seniors to complete the FAFSA. This page also features the Kentucky High School Dashboard, which tracks FAFSA completion in the state.
Use this website to file FAFSA applications. This site also provides completion guides and information about the different types of aid.
Learn more about federal student aid information and outreach tools for counselors, college access professionals, nonprofit mentors, and other advisors through this FAFSA Toolkit.
Check out the national scholarship search engine to help reduce college costs.
Find out how students can earn micro scholarships by taking steps toward their path to college.
A national scholarship search engine.
Learn more about this scholarship opportunity that provides four semesters of paid tuition for work ready programs in Kentucky. The scholarship is available for Kentucky residents with a high school diploma or working on their GED that don’t already have an associates degree or higher.
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