As Kentucky high school juniors ready to take ACT in March, KHEAA offers tips to help improve scores
In March, juniors across Kentucky’s public high schools will take the ACT as part of the state’s academic accountability and…
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KHEAA offers loan forgiveness for public prosecutors, defenders; touts KY Saves
Public prosecutors and public defenders in Kentucky may qualify for student loan forgiveness through the John R. Justice Grant program,…
‘Thriving in College’ can help high school graduates headed to campus
College-bound students may not realize how much reading and studying they will need to do once they arrive on campus…
KHEAA reminds borrowers of April 30 deadline to apply for maximum student loan forgiveness
Borrowers who attended school before 2010 may be eligible for federal student loan relief programs, but the deadline is looming…
Keith Ritchie named NKY outreach counselor for Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority
Keith Ritchie has joined the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority as the outreach counselor for Northern Kentucky. Ritchie will provide…
Financial aid tip for students: A good admissions essay may mean more financial aid for college
Some colleges require high school seniors to submit an essay as part of the admissions process. That essay may also…
Kyians interested in becoming optometrists invited to apply for KHEAA optometry scholarships
Kentuckians interested in becoming optometrists may apply starting July 1 for the state’s Optometry Scholarship program, administered by the Kentucky…
KHEAA advises high school grads to check KEES accounts for accuracy — and pursue college aid
Kentucky high school students and Class of 2022 graduates should check their Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) accounts for accuracy. “Now…
8th graders: Get some insight as you head for high school with free KHEAA flyer, ‘High School Basics’
Kentucky 8th-graders headed for high school in the fall should check out High School Basics, a four-page flyer from the…
Calling ’23 high school senior vloggers (or would-be vloggers): Enter KHEAA’s contest to win scholarship
Kentucky Class of 2023 high school seniors are invited to enter a vlogging contest sponsored by the Kentucky Higher Education…
Money tip for students: Retirement may seem a long way off, but it’s never too early to start saving
Retirement may be a distant concern for high school and college students, but they might want to start thinking about…
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…
Students can apply for state’s Optometry Scholarship program — to improve eye health of state’s citizens
Kentuckians interested in becoming optometrists may apply for the state’s Optometry Scholarship program, administered by the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance…
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…
Money tip for high school students: Save money by earning college credit in high school
One way to save money on higher education is to earn college credits while in high school, according to the…
Allison Ball, Kentucky Saves 529, KHEAA partner for Treasurer’s Summer Challenge; set for July
Kentucky State Treasurer Allison Ball announced Monday a partnership with Kentucky Saves 529 and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority…
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…
KHEAA money tip for students: Grow your resources by knowing difference between needs and wants
A big step to financial security is learning the difference between a need and a want, according to the Kentucky…
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…
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