Helpful Links
Helpful Links
View your KEES information on-line by clicking on this website. First-time users will need to click on the "Register Now" link on the home page to create a user ID and password. Once you complete the registration process you may access information on your KEES award as well as other KHEAA-administered programs for which you have qualified.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
FAFSA is an acronym that stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid. FAFSA has simplified the process of filling out the application for federal student aid. This website gives you a comprehensive set of instructions for filling out each section of the application.
Western Kentucky University's Financial Aid Home Page
Would you like to attend Western Kentucky University and need some information on the scholarships available to all incoming Freshman? This site is for you! Once you are on the site, click on the "Scholarship" tab and hit the drop down menu "Incoming Freshman".
Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College Scholarships for 2020-2021
A list of scholarships offered by Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College.
Kentucky Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (KASFAA)
Founded in 1966, the Kentucky Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators, Inc,. (KASFAA) is a dynamic professional organization established to serve practitioners, users, and providers of student financial aid programs.
FastWeb is 34 million students strong and growing. We're recommended by more than 16,000 high schools -- and for good reason. Last year, one out of three college-bound high school seniors used FastWeb to find money for school and get advice on everything from what major to choose to what to pack for your dorm.
You can compare Kentucky colleges based on criteria most important to you. With a little effort, you will easily find a Kentucky college/university that fits your academic interests and personal needs. This website also gives you sound advice on how credits/hours will transfer from one Kentucky school to another.
How to Apply for Financial Aid
This site provides parents and students with information on how to apply for financial aid as well as the difference between grants and loans. 'Ask the Aid Adviser' for personalized help. Read the financial aid FAQ and glossary for other answers.
U.S. Department of Education's Site for Funding Education Beyond High School
Welcome to Student Aid on the Web, the U.S. Department of Education's site for free information on preparing for and funding education beyond high school. Whether you're in elementary or high school, parent or counselor, our site offers for all a wealth of information and publications. We are here to help you make informed decisions regarding all phases of a college, technical or trade schools education and career
College is Possible Youth Development Program
College is Possible (CIP) is the American Council on Education's (ACE) K-16 youth development program, motivates middle and high schools students from underserved communities to seek a college education. ACE partnered with 47 member institutions around the country to build a bridge between colleges and universities and their local K-12 community with commitment at the executive level.
Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities
The association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities serves as the collective voice of private colleges and universities in Kentucky. If you want information on any of the private smaller colleges/universities, check out this site.
Kentucky Commonwealth Virtual University
Search our comprehensive catalog for hundreds of online degree programs offered by Kentucky's leading colleges and universities.
This website is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. It will help you explore careers including the salary and benefits and the education & training you will need. The U.S. map allows you to click on the state to locate alternative sites where you can search for prospective jobs
This site provides you with job search tools. You can: build and distribute your resume AND learn more about college degrees and certifications. There is a free salary calculator, career assessment and much more.
Access the United States Department of Labor by clicking on this website.
This tool can be printed out for you to use when applying for different schools. This handout organizes the application deadlines, recommendation letters, transcript, and financial aid information all in one place for your convenience.
The college application and selection process can weigh heavily on familes and students throughout their high school years but are more present in their senior year. Knowing and organizing the scholarships students will recieve can help you understand to total cost of each college.