Press Releases
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Kentucky
- Federal student aid programs can help pay college costs
- Free booklet can help adults thinking about higher education
- Kentucky rising juniors have chance to win scholarship
- First-time federal student loan borrowers must complete entrance counseling
- KHEAA helps Kentuckians pay for higher education
- Parts of college-planning book available in audio version
- Tax tips for students
- Students can earn money for college with work study
- Bullitt East student wins essay contest
- Students should learn about credit scores
- You should know these financial aid terms
- Time to start repaying student loans
- A good admissions essay may mean more financial aid for college
- Students should take care when signing contracts
- Time for college-bound seniors to fill out the FAFSA
- Check net price calculators to get idea of college costs
- Now is the time to start planning for retirement
- More lottery funding available for student aid programs
- KHEAA booklets can help high school freshmen and sophomores
- Students should check KEES accounts for accuracy
- KHEAA Outreach Offers Free Help with FAFSA
- Students have different education options after high school
- What students need to know about car insurance
- Public prosecutors and defenders may qualify for student loan forgiveness
- KHEAA Outreach turns to social media
- Free booklet helps Kentuckians plan for college
- Make college more affordable by saving on intangible costs
- Compare award letters to find the best college deal
- Online security can help protect you from cyber thieves
- Students should take FAFSA verification seriously
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Alabama
- First-time federal student loan borrowers must complete entrance counseling
- Federal student aid programs can help pay college costs
- Make college more affordable by saving on intangible costs
- Compare award letters to find the best college deal
- Online security can help protect you from cyber thieves
- Students should take FAFSA verification seriously
