ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS CONTINUED
TYPECRITERIAVALUERENEWAL
The Heritage Scholarship+ (Formerly Legacy Scholarship) (KHAW) Alumni Giving Incentive- Meet all University admission requirements-$5,000 per academic year to those chapters at a giving level of $20,000 per year\n- Two recipients can be designated by the chapter for each year of giving at this level- Valid FAFSA completed annually by Jan. 15 priority deadline - Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA maintained while earning 15 non-repeated credit hours per semester
The Thorobred Achievers Scholarship+ (KTAA)- New and returning students that consistently demonstrate their dedication to academics will receive a one-time discount each semester- Entering first-time freshman – up to 1,000 per academic yearn- Sophomores – Up to2,000 per academic year\n- Juniors – up to 3,000 per academic yearn- Seniors – up to4,000 per academic year- Valid FAFSA completed annually by Jan. 15 priority deadline - Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA maintained while completing minimum 15 non-repeated credit hours per semester
KYSU BRED 2 BRED Scholarship+ (KDRB)- Students in good standing who successfully recruit and enroll a new student to Kentucky State-$1,000 for each newly enrolled student who verifies they enrolled at Kentucky State due to their effort
FAO Appreciation Scholarship+ (KFAO)- Returning student-$100 tuition discount- Valid FAFSA completed annually by Jan. 15 priority deadline
International Student Scholarship + (KINT)-Meet all University admission requirements- Provides half the cost of in-state tuition (Kentucky residents) or half the cost of the non-resident fee- International and ineligible non-citizens with a 3.0 cumulative GPA one-time scholarship
KSU Upward Bound Scholarship+ (KUPB)- Graduating seniors who are participants in the Kentucky State Upward Bound Program and meet all University admission requirements- Provides half the cost of tuition, standard housing and meals- Valid FAFSA completed annually by Jan. 15 priority deadline - Maintain a 2.5 cumulative GPA and volunteer with the Kentucky State Upward Bound program