KHEAA money tip for students: Students encouraged to take advantage of these programs this tax season
Income tax filing season is approaching, and students may want to consider these tips from the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance…
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Heads up: Student loan borrowers, if you paused your payments, they’ll start up again in February
Borrowers who were able to pause their federal student loan repayment over the last 18 months will need to resume…
GO!vember campaign offers resources to Kentucky students, parents on applying to college, financial aid
The Council on Postsecondary Education, GEAR UP Kentucky and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority, are partnering to host GO!vember,…
KHEAA money tip for students: Education savings accounts aren’t limited to college funds for children
Although many people think education savings accounts are only used by parents to save money to pay for their children’s…
More than 300 NKY spring high school graduates named Senator Jeff Green Scholars by KHEAA
The Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA) has named 305 spring 2021 high school graduates from Northern Kentucky as Senator…
KHEAA money tip for students: What students need to know about interest rates when borrowing
If Kentucky students are considering borrowing money, they should do their homework on interest rates. The time students spend learning…
KHEAA money tip for students: Working while in college can pay off, but take time for yourself
Working while going to college can pay off in several ways, according to the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA)….
KHEAA encouraging active military, veterans to take advantage of available tuition assistance programs
Veterans and members of the U.S. armed forces and National Guard may be able to take advantage of numerous student…
Attorney general, KHEAA warning Kyians of new threat of scams involving student loan applications
Officials are alerting Kentucky consumers about an identity theft scam involving student loan and financial aid applications. The Kentucky Attorney…
KDLA summer reading program participants to be given chance to win $1,000 college savings account
Four Kentucky children will each win $1,000 to put toward a college savings account this year by participating in a…
Making college more affordable: Combination of more state funding and increased college access grants
Kentucky students who need financial aid to pay for college or technical training will have more help this fall, according…
Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship campaign encourages adults to boost education, employability
Never Underestimate You! That’s the mantra behind a new campaign for the Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship, an effort to boost…
Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority offers financial aid tips to students in high school
As high school seniors and their parents begin the college financial aid process, they may find themselves faced with unfamiliar…
Kentucky Lottery revenues increase funding for need-based student aid programs by $15 million
A good year for the Kentucky Lottery means that the state’s students will be eligible for $15 million more in…
Education officials urge students to apply for federal financial aid amid decline caused by COVID-19
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE), the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA) and the Prichard Committee for Academic…
OJ Oleka: Tour of KY campuses indicates private colleges change the lives of low-income students
Setting the benchmark of your first 100 days is a good measure for most leaders. It is in those first…
Free book from KHEAA provides information for adults who are thinking about returning to school
The 2020 edition of “Adults Returning to School” is now available from the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA). The…
If you finished college in May, it’s about time to start repaying federal student loans; here’s some insight
If you finished college in May and have federal student loans, it’s almost time to start repaying them. These tips…
Kentucky’s 529 College Savings Day encourages families to talk about saving for education
With 529 College Savings Day approaching, the state’s official education savings plan, KY Saves 529, encourages Kentucky families to talk…
Students should take FAFSA verification seriously; process is crucial to financial aid approval
The federal government requires many students who submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to verify the information…
‘Getting the Facts’ report on choosing right college; free from KYHigher Education Assistance Authority
Kentucky students and their families can get a free, personalized “Getting the Facts” report to help them choose the right…
Summer Reading offers KY families a chance to win $1,000 through Rock, Read and Save for College
The Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust (KESPT) and the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives announced today the launch of…