Press Releases
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Kentucky
- Free booklet can help high school graduates headed to campus
- Exit counseling prepares student loan borrowers for repayment
- Students have different education options after high school
- Kentucky education savings plan to observe 529 Day
- Registration now open for KHEAA college access campaigns
- Kentucky students will see higher awards from state financial aid grants
- KHEAA website promotes financial literacy
- Save money by taking more classes each semester
- Flyer gives students in eighth grade tips about high school success
- Scholarship available to those providing early childhood education
- 2023 high school seniors can enter vlogger contest
- KHEAA offers social media sessions for Financial Literacy Month
- Federal student loan borrowers must complete entrance counseling
- Students and parents should take FAFSA verification seriously
- Students should take advantage of dual credit courses
- Annual report highlights KHEAA outreach efforts
- Free booklet can help adults thinking about higher education
- Kentucky rising juniors have chance to win scholarship
- Kentucky high school juniors to take the ACT free in March
- Public prosecutors and defenders may qualify for student loan forgiveness
- Use scholarship searches to find student aid
- Now is the time to start planning for retirement
- KHEAA promotes FAFSA February
- Federal student loan repayment postponed until May
- Tax tips for students
- What students should do after filing the FAFSA
- Federal student loan repayment to resume in February
- Nonprofit agency lowers interest rates on private student loans
- FY2021 Annual Report available online
- What students need to know about checking account fees
- Avoid these common student financial aid mistakes
- College students can save money by cooking for themselves
- Check net price calculators to get idea of college costs
- Expanded scholarship program will help prepare early childhood workers
- FAFSA contest announces winning schools and students
- Butler County student wins KHEAA essay contest
- What students need to know about interest rates when investing
- Education savings accounts not limited to college funds for small children
- What students need to know about interest rates when borrowing
- Time for college-bound seniors to fill out the FAFSA
- Working while attending college can pay off
- Veterans have student aid options
- Pulley named 2021 vlogger contest winner
- College-planning information now available as audio files
- Understanding a pay stub
- Optometry scholarships available to Kentucky students
- Pay close attention to application deadlines for financial aid
- Students should check KEES accounts for accuracy
- Higher education can lead to a future with more opportunities
- Private loans can help with college costs
- Free booklet helps Kentuckians plan for higher education
- Tips for transferring between colleges
- Schools and students can win with FAFSA Challenge
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Alabama
- Exit counseling prepares student loan borrowers for repayment
- Students have different education options after high school
- Make college more affordable by saving on intangible costs
- Save money by taking more classes each semester
- Federal student loan borrowers must complete entrance counseling
- Students and parents should take FAFSA verification seriously
- Use scholarship searches to find student aid
- Now is the time to start planning for retirement
- Federal student loan repayment postponed until May
- Tax tips for students
- What students should do after filing the FAFSA
- What students need to know about checking account fees
- Avoid these common student financial aid mistakes
- College students can save money by cooking for themselves
- Check net price calculators to get idea of college costs
- What students need to know about interest rates when investing
- Students have different education options after high school
- What students need to know about interest rates when borrowing
- Time for college-bound seniors to fill out the FAFSA
- Working while attending college can pay off
- Veterans have student aid options
- Understanding a pay stub
- Higher education can lead to a future with more opportunities
- Private loans can help with college costs
