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Byrd Honors Scholarship BYRD · Go Higher Grant GHG The number of recipients, award amounts, and total amounts for each of the above programs, except GHG for which County and Area Develop

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Student Financial Aid Data Report 2004-05 through 2008-09 Academic Years

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Introduction

The Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority (KHEAA), created in

1966, has administered student aid programs to help Kentuckians pay their

higher education expenses throughout its 43-year history This edition of the

Student Finanical Aid Data Book focuses on KHEAA-administered student

financial aid programs for Kentucky residents attending postsecondary schools

for a five-year period from 2004-05 through 2008-09

Detailed data is included in this report for the following programs:

· College Access Program (CAP) Grant

· Kentucky Tuition Grant (KTG)

· Teacher Scholarship (TS)

· Osteopathic Medicine Scholarship (OMS)

· Minority Educator Recruitment and Retention (MERR) Scholarship

· Early Childhood Development Scholarship (ECDS)

· Robert C Byrd Honors Scholarship (BYRD)

· Go Higher Grant (GHG)

The number of recipients, award amounts, and total amounts for each of the

above programs, except GHG for which County and Area Development District

(ADD) data are not available, are presented by:

· Institution

· Institution type

· Area Development District (ADD)

Detailed data at the individual student-level for the following programs is not

available in KHEAA's student aid system databases; therefore, only aggregate

data is presented for the following programs:

· Kentucky National Guard Tuition Award Program (KNGTAP)

Many of Kentucky’s student financial aid programs have undergone significant statutory, regulatory, and financial changes throughout the course of their existence When the General Assembly, in 1998, created the Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) funded by 45% of net Kentucky Lottery proceeds, it simultaneously dedicated 55% of net Lottery proceeds to fund the state’s major need-based grant programs, the College Access Program and the Kentucky Tuition Grant Program

This report does not include data on the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP); the KHEAA-administered Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES), which is detailed in a separate data book; federal need-based grants; campus-based aid; or aid from private sources In addition, this report does not include disbursements from the Kentucky Education Savings Plan Trust or Kentucky’s Affordable Prepaid Tuition Plan, which are derived from participant contributions and earnings

For information about KHEAA-administered student financial aid programs, call (800) 928-8926; write to KHEAA, P.O Box 798, Frankfort, KY 40602-0798, or visit www.kheaa.com

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Table 1 – Kentucky Student Aid Aggregate Summary

Numb r of Stu e ts a d Amo nt by Aca emic Ye r

Aca emic Ye r 1 9 -9 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 4

Table 2 – Kentucky Student Aid Program Summary

Aca emic Ye r 1 9 -9 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 5

Table 2.1 – Selected KHEAA-Administered Programs

by Institution Type and Institution

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 7

College Access Program (CAP) Grant··· ··· ··· ··· ·· 1

Table 3.1 – CAP by Institution Type and Institution

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 1

Table 3.2 – CAP by Area Development and District

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 1

Table 3.3 – CAP by County

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 1

Kentucky Tuition Grant (KTG)· ··· ·· ··· ··· ··· ··· · 2

Table 4.1 – KTG by Institution Type and Institution

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 2

Table 4.2 – KTG by Area Development and District

Numb r of Stu e ts a d Amo nt by Aca emic Ye r Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ··· ··· ·· ··· · 2

Table 4.3 – KTG by County

Teacher Scholarship (TS)··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ·· ··· · 3

Table 5.1 – TS by Institution Type and Institution

Table 5.2 – TS by Area Development and District

Numb r of Stu e ts a d Amo nt by Aca emic Ye r ·· ·· 4

Osteopathic Medicine Scholarship (OMS)··· ··· ·· ··· · 4

Table 7.1 – OMS by Institution Type and Institution

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Table 7.2 – OMS by Area Development and District

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 4

Table 7.3 – OMS by County

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 4

Minority Educator Recruitment & Retention

Scholarship (MERR)··· ··· ··· ··· ·· ··· ··· ··· ··· · 4 9

Table 8.1 – MERR by Institution Type and Institution

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 5

Table 8.2 – MERR by Area Development and District

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 5

Table 8.3 – MERR by County

Aca emic Ye r 2 0 -0 o 2 0 -0 ·· ··· ··· ··· · 5

KHEAA Work-Study Program (KWSP)··· ··· ··· ··· ·· 5 5

Table 9 – KWSP

Numb r of Stu e ts a d Amo nt by Aca emic Ye r··· · 5

Early Childhood Development Scholarship (ECDS)··· ··· · 5 7

Table 10.1 – ECDS by Institution Type and Institution

Table 10.2 – ECDS by Area Development and District

Table 10.3 – ECDS by County

Robert C Byrd Honors Scholarship (BYRD) ·· ··· ··· ··· 6 7

Table 11.1 – BYRD by Institution Type and Institution

Table 11.2 – BYRD by Area Development and District

Table 11.3 – BYRD by County

Go Higher Grant (GHG)··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ·· 7 6

Table 12.1 – GHG by Institution Type and Institution

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Academic Year Students Amount

Kentucky Student Aid Aggregate Summary,

1990-91 to 2008-09 (Number of Students* and Amount by Academic Year)

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1990-91 21,570 19,077,3611991-92 21,959 21,232,4111992-93 26,080 23,286,8381993-94 22,281 22,449,9961994-95 27,315 28,493,8111995-96 27,229 29,458,4421996-97 30,330 32,978,9581997-98 28,320 31,422,9941998-99 41,204 44,037,2681999-00 41,665 46,173,5632000-01 41,831 52,651,5892001-02 42,014 56,973,3092002-03 43,696 60,739,7012003-04 49,586 78,772,8032004-05 52,643 85,363,0042005-06 49,676 91,919,6132006-07 49,644 101,647,3872007-08 48,819 103,232,9742008-09 50,097 103,582,355

$1,033,494,377 715,959

KNGTAP Kentucky National Guard Tuition Award Program

MERR Minority Educator Recruitment & Retention Scholarship

* Students receiving awards from more than one listed student financial aid program are only counted once per academic year

OT/PT Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy Scholarship

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Table 2 Kentucky Student Aid Programs, 1990-91 to 2008-09 (Number of Students and Amount by Academic Year)

CAP College Access Program Grant

KTG Kentucky Tuition Grant

TS Teacher Scholarship

KNGTAP Kentucky National Guard Tuition Award Program

OMS Osteopathic Medicine Scholarship

MERR Minority Educator Recruitment & Retention Scholarship

3,813 1,093

14,119 9,969

172,218 577,113

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Kentucky Student Aid Programs, 1990-91 to 2008-09 (Number of Students and Amount by Academic Year)

Student Financial Aid Program

KWSP KHEAA Work-Study Program

ECDS Early Childhood Development Scholarship

BYRD Robert C Byrd Honors Scholarship

PDTS Paul Douglas Teacher Scholarship

OT/PT Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy Scholarship

GHG Go Higher Grant

329 $318,276

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Table 2.1 Selected KHEAA-Administered Programs*

by Institution Type and Institution 2008-09 to 2004-05 (Number of Students and Amount by Academic Year)

Eastern Kentucky University 3,457 5,570,590 2,968 4,941,884 3,032 4,844,345 3,269 4,719,854 3,415 4,117,573

Kentucky State University 455 930,102 483 951,766 455 888,064 422 727,643 381 563,309

Morehead State University 2,050 3,249,576 2,213 3,332,889 2,391 3,648,111 2,558 3,555,169 2,715 3,405,742

Murray State University 1,539 2,518,369 1,472 2,520,230 1,468 2,533,319 1,423 2,209,425 1,476 1,941,743

Northern Kentucky University 1,348 2,202,694 1,324 2,179,936 1,292 2,088,461 1,445 2,117,553 1,596 1,962,025

* Included are College Access Program Grant, Kentucky Tuition Grant, Teacher Scholarship, Osteopathic Medicine Scholarship, Minority Educator Recruitment & Retention

Scholarship, Early Childhood Development Scholarship (from 2005-06), Robert C Byrd Honors Scholarship and Go Higher Grant

** Total student counts by institution type are unduplicated, counting students transferring between institutions during an academic year only once

***Grand Totals represent the unduplicated number of students and the sum off all award money

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Selected KHEAA-Administered Programs*

Ashland Community & Technical College 622 870,867 617 859,152 758 1,058,259 794 1,027,455 726 785,518

Big Sandy Community & Technical College 877 1,281,512 937 1,373,597 862 1,259,720 947 1,225,638 1,191 1,291,651

Bluegrass Community & Technical College 2,220 3,024,482 2,026 2,710,584 2,093 2,856,888 2,304 2,911,201 2,494 2,684,965

Bowling Green Technical College 411 580,936 369 504,197 346 485,181 349 451,623 357 369,546

Elizabethtown Community & Technical College 1,240 1,663,066 1,154 1,543,615 1,154 1,508,308 1,133 1,341,666 1,110 1,122,829

Gateway Community & Technical College 702 916,842 582 773,296 521 682,019 349 402,741 218 222,145

Hazard Community & Technical College 798 1,157,715 840 1,205,282 939 1,367,960 1,078 1,376,939 1,202 1,288,988

Henderson Community College 382 494,262 370 476,366 380 476,197 372 430,601 370 355,105

Hopkinsville Community College 594 817,376 564 751,097 617 802,836 623 732,042 661 677,385

Jefferson Community & Technical College 2,508 3,143,493 2,421 3,025,872 2,208 2,736,437 2,565 2,854,878 2,312 2,187,145

Madisonville Community College 660 949,454 746 1,064,123 776 1,111,422 732 916,553 827 881,431

Maysville Community & Technical College 714 1,007,014 614 891,827 704 1,001,817 632 824,566 547 589,642

Owensboro Community & Technical College 828 1,131,431 798 1,062,429 747 987,541 819 980,079 829 841,497

Somerset Community College 1,931 2,693,420 1,926 2,713,562 1,891 2,667,318 1,764 2,256,928 1,816 1,967,548

Southeast Community & Technical College 648 986,788 625 940,395 721 1,082,623 842 1,111,618 991 1,118,044

West Kentucky Community & Technical College 902 1,207,240 882 1,199,203 919 1,262,069 1,050 1,317,632 1,062 1,125,269

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Total** $21,925,898 15,471 $21,094,597 15,636 $21,346,595 16,353 $20,162,160 16,713 $17,508,708

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Indiana Wesleyan University 273 498,288 341 655,769 290 554,956 273 530,724 262 431,423

Kentucky Christian University 315 705,416 283 619,405 263 576,807 235 497,906 218 426,740

Kentucky Wesleyan College 686 1,576,657 732 1,723,938 791 1,816,410 551 1,166,026 514 983,961

Lincoln Memorial University 87 169,519 124 204,075 9 11,369 0 0 0 0

Lindsey Wilson College 1,867 3,954,535 1,788 3,817,571 1,845 3,898,719 1,820 3,539,911 1,907 3,367,836

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Selected KHEAA-Administered Programs*

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Draughons Junior College 135 174,827 112 153,905 95 130,872 101 119,362 142 135,535

Galen College of Nursing 67 91,775 60 74,707 57 73,129 11 14,350 0 0

ITT Technical Institute 129 155,629 176 247,755 175 226,558 186 259,010 179 196,965

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College Access Program (CAP) Grant

Academic Maximum Year Award Amount2004-05 $1,4002005-06 $1,7002006-07 $1,9002007-08 $1,9002008-09 $1,900

Amount Disbursed: $284.4 million to 123,701 students from 2004-05

through 2008-09

FY 2009 Source of Funds: Net Kentucky Lottery proceeds, federal

Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership (LEAP), and Special Educational Assistance Partnership (SLEAP) funds

Year of Implementation: 1990-91 The State Student Incentive Grant

merged into CAP in 1992-93

Program Description: The College Access Program (CAP) Grant helps

Kentucky’s financially needy undergraduate students attend Kentucky public

and private colleges and universities, proprietary schools, and community

and technical colleges CAP Grants are awarded to Kentucky residents

enrolled for at least six semester hours (half-time) in academic programs of

at least two years duration

To apply, students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student

Aid (FAFSA) CAP eligibility is determined by the total expected family

contribution (EFC), calculated from information on the FAFSA according to

the federally mandated formula

Grants are offered to eligible students until all allocated funds are expended

Award Amount: The maximum award for the 2008-2009 academic year

was $1,900 ($950 per semester) Eligible part-time college students

received an amount calculated on $79 per credit hour or $53 per quarter

hour The maximum annual CAP awards for the last five years are listed to

the right

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Table 3.1 College Access Program Grant

Eastern Kentucky University 3,302 5,014,850 2,843 4,519,762 2,912 4,482,494 3,160 4,431,963 3,352 3,929,079

Morehead State University 1,672 2,656,206 1,812 2,719,711 1,972 3,107,787 2,181 3,122,491 2,645 3,166,992

Murray State University 1,470 2,277,403 1,381 2,243,404 1,363 2,209,535 1,324 1,935,493 1,416 1,711,780

Northern Kentucky University 1,320 2,127,795 1,299 2,096,614 1,255 1,962,057 1,405 1,960,913 1,572 1,861,150

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College Access Program Grant

Ashland Community & Technical College 591 845,705 589 830,330 710 1,016,803 769 1,005,752 726 785,518

Big Sandy Community & Technical College 854 1,260,464 921 1,363,167 852 1,252,911 933 1,220,836 1,191 1,291,651

Bluegrass Community & Technical College 2,062 2,848,339 1,910 2,590,412 2,007 2,766,806 2,215 2,835,505 2,494 2,684,965

Bowling Green Technical College 409 579,186 367 501,872 346 485,181 349 451,623 357 369,546

Elizabethtown Community & Technical College 1,157 1,579,710 1,063 1,455,678 1,059 1,416,725 1,062 1,285,720 1,109 1,121,329

Gateway Community & Technical College 598 797,016 507 693,016 438 604,238 279 347,182 218 222,145

Hazard Community & Technical College 779 1,138,166 826 1,195,762 928 1,357,658 1,062 1,362,702 1,202 1,288,988

Henderson Community College 325 434,957 337 446,736 344 449,983 336 406,381 370 355,105

Hopkinsville Community College 548 776,011 511 696,725 564 755,224 571 694,475 657 675,385

Jefferson Community & Technical College 2,375 3,028,803 2,317 2,932,605 2,100 2,640,021 2,443 2,765,469 2,312 2,187,145

Madisonville Community College 650 940,081 733 1,049,613 761 1,098,903 717 903,459 827 881,431

Maysville Community & Technical College 689 985,621 604 883,202 690 988,588 621 813,016 547 589,642

Owensboro Community & Technical College 791 1,095,786 764 1,030,645 718 957,759 781 948,332 829 841,497

Somerset Community College 1,828 2,588,857 1,843 2,637,644 1,783 2,584,291 1,707 2,217,827 1,815 1,966,048

Southeast Community & Technical College 642 981,085 623 938,670 720 1,082,623 830 1,105,576 991 1,118,044

West Kentucky Community & Technical College 811 1,122,295 831 1,157,398 886 1,234,915 1,030 1,303,602 1,061 1,123,769

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Kentucky Wesleyan College 241 390,683 243 406,794 253 420,568 176 266,881 159 190,218

Lindsey Wilson College 774 1,190,581 712 1,113,226 748 1,199,274 743 1,037,766 819 946,344

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Draughons Junior College 135 174,827 111 152,905 95 130,872 100 118,612 142 135,535

Galen College of Nursing 67 91,775 60 74,707 57 73,129 11 14,350 0 0

ITT Technical Institute 127 153,629 176 247,755 175 226,558 186 259,010 179 196,965

* Some student counts on program Grand Total line may be slightly greater than those reported in Tables 2, 3.2 and 3.3 This is due to some students transferring between

institutions during the academic year Since financial aid awards are portable, these individuals are counted once at each institution they attended

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by Area Development District 2008-09 to 2004-05 (Number of Students and Amount by Academic Year)

Academic Year

Area Development District Students Amount Students Amount Students Amount Students Amount

* Some electronic primary residence address records contain incomplete or incorrect data precluding exact allocation to a geographic area

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by County 2008-09 to 2004-05 (Number of Students and Amount by Academic Year)

Academic Year Recipient's

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* Electronic primary residence address records contain incomplete or incorrect data precluding exact allocation to a geographic area

** Student counts are proportionately allocated from residence zip codes to counties and the sum of these counts may be greater than the total reported due to rounding

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Kentucky Tuition Grant (KTG)

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Award Amount: KTG awards may range from $200 to $3,000 per

academic year The maximum annual KTG award amounts for the last five years are listed below

Academic Maximum Year Award Amount2004-05 $2,6002005-06 $2,8002006-07 $2,9002007-08 $3,0002008-09 $3,000

Total Amount Disbursed: $149 million to 34,261 students from 2004-05

through 2008-09

FY 2009 Source of Funds: Net Kentucky Lottery proceeds

Year of Implementation: 1971-72

Program Description: The Kentucky Tuition Grant (KTG) provides

need-based grants to qualified Kentucky residents for full-time attendance at

the Commonwealth’s independent (private or proprietary) colleges and

universities Eligible institutions must be accredited by the Southern

Association of Colleges and Schools (or an equivalent regional accrediting

association) and not be comprised solely of religious instruction The

program is designed to assist students with the higher tuition charges at the

independent colleges

To apply, students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student

Aid (FAFSA) KTG eligibility is determined by subtracting the expected Pell

Grant amount, the expected CAP Grant amount, and the expected family

contribution (EFC) from the total cost of education

Grants are offered to eligible students until all allocated funds are expended

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Kentucky Tuition Grant

Kentucky Wesleyan College 442 1,173,961 484 1,304,474 527 1,376,580 364 878,638 343 752,448

Lindsey Wilson College 1,084 2,738,154 1,068 2,681,595 1,089 2,686,339 1,064 2,475,139 1,080 2,392,132

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Table 4.1 Kentucky Tuition Grant

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by Area Development District 2008-09 to 2004-05 (Number of Students and Amount by Academic Year)

Academic Year

Area Development District Students Amount Students Amount Students Amount Students Amount

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* Electronic primary residence address records contain incomplete or incorrect data precluding exact allocation to a geographic area

** Student counts are proportionately allocated from residence zip codes to counties and the sum of these counts may be greater than the total reported due to rounding

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Teacher Scholarship (TS)

Award Amount: Juniors, seniors, postbaccalaureate, and graduate

students may receive up to $6,250 per academic year (up to $2,500 for the fall semester, $2,500 for the spring semester, and $1,250 for a summer term) If funds remain, freshman and sophomores may receive an annual maximum of $1,575 per academic year (up to $625 for the fall, $625 for the spring semester, and $325 for a summer term) The aggregate amount an undergraduate student may receive is $12,500; a graduate student may receive an additional $7,500

Total Amount Disbursed: $11 million to 2,017 students from 2004-05

through 2008-09

FY 2008 Source of Funds: Teacher Scholarship repayments and net

Kentucky Lottery proceeds

Year of Implementation: 1985-1986 The Math/Science Incentive Loan

merged into the Teacher Scholarship in the 2002-03 academic year

Program Description: The Teacher Scholarship provides financial

assistance in the form of a conversion scholarship/loan to highly qualified,

financially needy Kentucky students who are pursuing initial teacher

certification at participating institutions

Recipients are required to teach one semester at a certified Kentucky

elementary or secondary school for each semester of award received

Those who teach in a critical subject area receive two semesters credit for

each semester of teaching service Recipients who do not complete an

eligible program of study or do not render qualified teaching service must

repay the scholarship with 6 percent interest that accrues from the date of

disbursement

To apply, students must complete an online Teacher Scholarship

application through Zip Access and a Free Application for Federal Student

Aid (FAFSA)

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Table 5.1 Teacher Scholarship

Eastern Kentucky University 109 443,877 83 316,462 85 280,523 67 213,829 46 154,249

Morehead State University 40 152,538 59 206,618 51 157,393 44 133,912 41 141,273

Murray State University 29 118,649 45 149,245 54 181,594 35 132,109 26 116,736

Northern Kentucky University 9 33,897 15 47,078 24 74,404 25 92,640 10 44,375

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Ashland Community & Technical College 0 0 0 0 5 4,375 2 2,500 0 0

Big Sandy Community & Technical College 0 0 0 0 1 1,250 0 0 0 0

Bluegrass Community & Technical College 0 0 0 0 2 1,875 0 0 0 0

Elizabethtown Community & Technical College 1 625 4 3,750 15 16,250 8 7,226 0 0

Hazard Community & Technical College 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1,875 0 0

Henderson Community College 0 0 0 0 1 1,250 0 0 0 0

Hopkinsville Community College 0 0 2 2,500 6 5,000 2 2,500 0 0

Jefferson Community & Technical College 1 625 2 1,875 2 1,875 5 3,750 0 0

Madisonville Community College 0 0 2 2,500 7 6,250 1 1,250 0 0

Maysville Community & Technical College 0 0 0 0 3 2,438 0 0 0 0

Owensboro Community & Technical College 0 0 0 0 2 1,875 2 1,857 0 0

Somerset Community College 0 0 2 1,250 4 5,000 1 1,250 0 0

West Kentucky Community & Technical College 0 0 0 0 2 1,875 0 0 0 0

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Kentucky Wesleyan College 3 12,013 3 10,420 7 13,262 7 15,257 8 35,295

Lindsey Wilson College 5 20,000 7 21,250 7 11,306 9 22,056 7 27,860

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* Some electronic primary residence address records contain incomplete or incorrect data precluding exact allocation to a geographic area.

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Tiêu đề	Student Financial Aid Data Report 2004-05 through 2008-09 Academic Years
Trường học	Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority
Chuyên ngành	Student Financial Aid
Thể loại	Data Report
Năm xuất bản	2004-05 through 2008-09
Thành phố	Frankfort